The uniform I used to wear at my old car dealership job was black and baggy. And it was stifling, especially in the heat of Southwest Florida. Big, black pants. A large polo emblazoned with the ...
Happiness
Work Makes Leisure More Enjoyable (And Vice Versa)
Perhaps naively, I once thought that FIRE might be analogous to a 52-week vacation. Every day is a holiday. Every day is Saturday. So sweet! Well, in some ways, it actually is like that. I ...
Mistakes Of Omission Versus Mistakes Of Commission: Using Warren Buffett’s Investment Concepts To Avoid Regret
Warren Buffett has often talked of how his mistakes of omission have actually been far greater (in terms of the cost to Berkshire Hathaway shareholders) than his mistakes of commission over the ...
The Three Most Important Things In Life Cannot Be Bought (Or Can They?)
I've dedicated the last few years of my writing toward showing how money doesn't really buy happiness. Sure, you need a roof over your head. Food in your belly. And the ability to live your life ...
Relevance Is Irrelevant: The Internal Scorecard Versus The External Scorecard
Admiration. Adulation. Adoration. People seek it, crave it, and do almost anything for it. While this can be, in certain respects, the impetus that drives people toward greater heights, it's ...
