Category: Investing

Meditation to Build Wealth (and stay calm over the holidays)

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Free Content, Health, Investing

So I just read that Ray Dalio (Bridgewater large hedge fund guy and author) said one of his secrets to success was meditating a couple times a day for 20 minutes. This may not sound like a big deal, but I actually think it is. I started looking into it and meditation seems to have … Read More “Meditation to Build Wealth (and stay calm over the holidays)” »

What to Do When Trying to Keep the Credit Card Balance Down! (3 steps)

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Investing, Family, Psychology

Not sure about you, but this year has been a challenging one financially speaking! We may have survived the physical and emotional trauma of the great pandemic, but what about the financial stress we have been dealing with during the 2022 financial implosion? It has not been pretty. And I feel things may get a … Read More “What to Do When Trying to Keep the Credit Card Balance Down! (3 steps)” »

Methods to Declutter Finances & Life in 2023!

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Family, BEST OF (MV CLASSICS), Education, Investing

This time of year I start thinking about some decluttering methods. For one to manage the incoming stuff from the holidays and secondly to prepare for a good launch to the new year. Here are some ideas to help make 2023 a strong year of growth and productivity. Konmari is a Japanese art of decluttering … Read More “Methods to Declutter Finances & Life in 2023!” »

7 Back to Basics Investing Concepts for the Raging 20’s!

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401K, BEST OF (MV CLASSICS), Investing, Psychology

Raging 20’s I coined the term “raging 20’s” a few years ago as I realized this was going to be a turbulent decade. Part of my prediction came from my studies of international relations and globalization as an undergrad. Here is a quick history lesson for some insight into my thinking: After WW2, the US … Read More “7 Back to Basics Investing Concepts for the Raging 20’s!” »