316 - "The Mexican Fisherman"
A little story about a man and his boat. And an investment banker.

A little story about a man and his boat. And an investment banker.
A little experiment to amass a lot of money.
How you define means makes all the difference.
The biggest non-negotiable expense ever. And you're probably ignoring it.
Amazing what a little perspective shift gives you. Where do you get your perspective shifted?
A call to get organized, simplify, and reduce the financial cruft in your life.
Inspired by my favorite personal finance book, "The Richest Man in Babylon"
That's right. If you're average (and you are), then you have a spending problem--not an income problem.
This is a PSA to remind you that taxes are your life's single biggest expense.
Maybe that "pipe dream" goal isn't so far off afterall.
My favorite time of year is January. New year, new you.
Merry Christmas! That is all.
What are your roots, and how to strengthen them in times of stress
A Series of conversations with the real-life success stories featured in Jesse's new book, You Need A Budget—The Book, now available for pre-order!
A Series of conversations with the real-life success stories featured in Jesse's new book, You Need A Budget—The Book, now available for pre-order!
Keeping the holidays merry--within limits.
A Series of conversations with the real-life success stories featured in Jesse's new book, You Need A Budget—The Book, now available for pre-order!
A Series of conversations with the real-life success stories featured in Jesse's new book, You Need A Budget—The Book, now available for pre-order!
A Series of conversations with the real-life success stories featured in Jesse's new book, You Need A Budget—The Book, now available for pre-order!
A Series of conversations with the real-life success stories featured in Jesse's new book, You Need A Budget—The Book, now available for pre-order!
Settle in fast, because it's expensive not to.
Set Some Rules. Have Fun. (And take advantage of our Black Friday deal --this year only!)
For the spontaneous people.
Experiences over material things. Coming at you from New York.
At what point should you stop tracking cash?
Is there a point where you no longer really need a budget?
It's beginning to look a lot like Christmas...does your budget look like it as well?
Do you suffer from lifestyle creep? I do.
When's a good time to start budgeting? Or start building any new habit?
Is there such a good thing as good debt? Yes. Though it also can become bad if you aren't careful.