Counter Productive
Convincing myself to work less, rest more
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Consumerism ruined the hangout
Don’t the the plans ruin the hangout
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Psychology of Home Buying: When Prices Are High and Supply Is Low
Scarcity makes everything feel worse.
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How to save money without feeling deprived
There’s a common misconception that all frugal people must be penny-pinching misers. This is because saving is often approached from a place of deprivation. It’s literally in our financial vocabulary: cut expenses, spend less, tighten the budget. Those don’t sound so fun, do they? But there can be a different way. Actually, I’ll give you
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Revisit your baseline
“We don’t rise to the level of our expectations; we fall to the level of our training.” Archilochus, Greek poet. Have you ever found yourself looking at people who were once fit and wondered, “What happened? They let themselves go.” I assumed that naturally, I was going to be different and will avoid the same
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Affordable is Relative
Driving to save a few cents on gas is a fool’s errand.
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The best time to spend money may be now
How the new “Die with Zero” book is making me rethink time, and financial independence.
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“We shouldn’t teach kids about money”
My rebuttal: Why Ramit Sethi is wrong about financial education.
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Communal dreams: your ideal community is closer than you think
Don’t look too far in the distance – or future – for community.
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Is it hard being you?
A confronting question that reveals relationship to self.
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