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you can become a millionaire

you can become a millionaire

Sure, the road to building wealth and achieving financial freedom is far from easy. But do you feel doubtful that you could ever be a millionaire? If yes, you may want to reconsider. Becoming a millionaire doesn’t need to be a far-fetched reality. If you choose to live below

how to lend money to others (part 2)

how to lend money to others (part 2)

understanding money

understanding money

> “Money is like a beautiful thoroughbred horse-—very powerful and always in action. But unless this horse is trained when very young, it will be an out-of-control and dangerous animal when it grows to maturity.” — Dave Ramsey Chasing wealth just for the sake of becoming wealthy is an empty

the secret to becoming wealthy (part 2)

the secret to becoming wealthy (part 2)

the “peace of mind” fund

the “peace of mind” fund

An emergency fund is simply money you’ve set aside for life’s unexpected events. Sometimes it is also referred to as a rainy-day fund. However, a good alternate name (and the positive of all!) for this fund which I personally love is the “Peace of Mind” fund. You sleep

get lucky by working hard

get lucky by working hard

don’t trust a novice with your hard-earned money

don’t trust a novice with your hard-earned money

> “Advice is one thing that is freely given away, but watch that you take only what is worth having. He who takes advice about his savings from one who is inexperienced in such matters, shall pay with his savings for proving the falsity of their opinions.” — George S. Clason,

save 10% of your income

save 10% of your income

No matter how little you currently have saved or how small your paychecks are, you must cultivate a discipline to regularly set aside at least 10% of your income and invest it, so it will grow and bring you prosperity for years to come. I personally follow Dave Ramsey’s

live below your means

live below your means

> “To live beyond your means today is to live below them tomorrow.” — Hans F. Sennholz Taking a day job where you work for 35-40 hours per week and then spending everything you earn is never a good strategy. Of course, you don’t have to stop drinking the occasional

developing a loving relationship with money

developing a loving relationship with money

“Any relationship worth having is worth deepening by taking regular, loving actions.” ― Kate Northrup, Money: A Love Story Managing your money can be a fun and loving process if you choose it to be. In order to get financial freedom, we need to change our relationship with money. Make handling