jlcollinsnh.com
Q&A II: Salamat
http://jlcollinsnh.com/2014/04/11/qa-ii
The Simple Path to Wealth. You are here: Home. Q&A II: Salamat. Q&A II: Salamat. An original painting by Alex Ferrar. On display at his restaurant Sobremesa. Welcome to the second in this series of posts featuring questions and answers from the comments that have accumulated during my recent travels. As before, the post is named after the featured painting above. As described in the last post, Q&A. It will get responses to readers who were kind enough to comment. It will get the flow of new posts started.
jlcollinsnh.com
Around the world with an Aussie Biker
http://jlcollinsnh.com/2015/06/22/around-the-world-with-an-aussie-biker
The Simple Path to Wealth. You are here: Home. Around the world with an Aussie Biker. Around the world with an Aussie Biker. The motorbike I found parked in my Guatemalan hotel lobby; here in the Moroccan desert. In March 2014 I was spending the month in Antigua, Guatemala, where they will kill you for your shoes. And so I wasn’t about to let this opportunity pass. That evening I dragged him out to dinner at Sobremesa. He is also a novelist with several books to his credit, but that’s another story.
frugalwoods.com
Perfection Is The Enemy Of Frugality - Frugalwoods
http://www.frugalwoods.com/2015/07/13/perfection-is-the-enemy-of-frugality
Financial independence and simple living. Perfection Is The Enemy Of Frugality. By Mrs. Frugalwoods. Middot; July 13, 2015. I’m not perfect. Far from it, my friends. And frugal weirdos. Internal metrics of perfection. I know this because I used to be a perfectionist. Keeping Up With Yourself. I’d bought into the concept that if I just worked a bit harder, smarter, and faster, I really could be perfect. How I Learned to Stop Worrying and Embrace the Future. And Why I Won’t Judge Your Spending. Works prett...
mrmoneymustache.com
Safety is an Expensive Illusion
http://www.mrmoneymustache.com/2012/06/07/safety-is-an-expensive-illusion
Jun 7, 2012. Safety is an Expensive Illusion. Let’s review a few of the risks people have told me I’m running:. When I write about my strategy of driving only small, fuel-efficient cars, people chime in about how dangerous it is to drive anything except large trucks like the Chevrolet Tahoe. When I write about how we should all ride bikes, people whine about the danger of getting hit by cars while cycling. I’ve even received earnest lectures about the dangers of microwave ovens, cell phones, wi-fi ...
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Contact and Follow! | HELLO, THE FUTURE!
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Mapped @ Image Mapper. HELLO, THE FUTURE! December 18, 2010. Ways to connect with me:. Nicole at hello-the-future dot net. Subscribe to me on YouTube! This is the best way to learn about new videos and get involved in the Hello, The Future! Community. Subscribe here. Follow me on Twitter! Here’s where to get the RSS feed. Do you like me? Here’s my Facebook page. Do you prefer Tumblr? Yes, I have that too! Join the Team Awesome email list to learn about upcoming videos, shows, and DONUT PARTIES:. On Janua...
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Guest Post: Why You’ll Become Busier After Retirement
http://www.mrmoneymustache.com/2012/10/06/guest-post-why-youll-become-busier-after-retirement
Oct 6, 2012. Guest Post: Why You’ll Become Busier After Retirement. Darrow Kirkpatrick, still rockin’ the rocks at 50. A few weeks ago, I met a another early retiree while attending the financial blogger conference in Denver. I found I had a lot in common with this guy, from our shared former career to our optimism about life in general. Darrow Kirkpatrick retired at age 50 and told me he is finding life to be more fulfilling, and oddly at least as busy, as it was when he was employed. Expect to have more.
onecentatatime.com
How to be Rich by Creating Value for Money
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One Cent At A Time. A Personal finance blog with topics to save money, earn money, personal loans, investing, career, escaping debt and building wealth. How to be Rich by Creating Value for Money. November 21, 2011. You can be rich either by devoting most of your time to a moneymaking venture. Or, you can wait many years and be rich by saving a percentage of your income. With the power of compound interest. People do win lotteries, people do inherit estates, and there are claims of making huge sums in st...
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World’s Greatest Invention? | Thomas Hager, author
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Thomas Hager, author. Science writing, public speaking, editing. World’s Greatest Invention? World’s Greatest Invention? Carl Bosch receiving the Nobel Prize. Fritz Haber and Carl Bosch were two chemists who invented a way to turn air into bread, built factories the size of small cities, made enormous fortunes, helped engineer the deaths of millions of people, and saved the lives of billions more. I dive deeply into the history in my book, The Alchemy of Air. The work of Haber and Bosch changed the chemi...
mrmoneymustache.com
The 4% Rule: The Easy Answer to “How Much Do I Need for Retirement?”
http://www.mrmoneymustache.com/2012/05/29/how-much-do-i-need-for-retirement
May 29, 2012. The 4% Rule: The Easy Answer to “How Much Do I Need for Retirement? In the Financial Independence Club, we’ve got a little shortcut that goes by names like “The 4% rule”, or “The 4% Safe Withdrawal Rate”. or simply “The SWR”. As with all things financial, it’s the subject of plenty of controversy, and we’ll get to that (and then punch it flat) later. But for now, for those new to the concept, let’s define the Safe Withdrawal Rate:. Financial Independence enthusiasts will have the closest-to...
bravenewlife.com
How I Pulled in My Early Retirement By 20 Years | Brave New Life
http://www.bravenewlife.com/06/how-i-pulled-in-my-early-retirement-by-20-years
How I Pulled in My Early Retirement By 20 Years. I was reading an old but entertaining article title Age Of Consumerism Is Over. It’s interesting, but unfortunately the author missed the point. Let’s start off by defining what it means to consume. Basically, consumption means to use up or destroy. So the age of cnosumerism is the age of using up resources and destroying goods. I’d say that adequately describes the industrial age. The linked article states:. The answer is simple: a. Before we continue, le...
