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My 2020 Financial Goals – Ten Goals for a New Decade
The new decade is here and it's time to set some 2020 financial goals. Get inspired and set your own goals as you read and digest mine!
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The 2019 Annual Financial Goal Review – Setting Goals is Smart
Join me for a review of my 2019 financial goals. See how I did and why I think setting goals is smart!
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10 Attainable 2020 Resolutions and Personal Goals
2020 resolutions can be vague and hard to achieve. That's why I'm here with 10 goals that are specific and reasonable to help you make 2020 the best year yet!
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Reviewing Financial Goals – 2019 Halfway Point Review
Ladies and gentlemen, it’s already the halfway point of 2019. That means it’s time for us to be reviewing financial goals. Financial goals are great. However, they’re no good if you never check in to see how you’re doing. It’s like when you’re cooking something. You want to taste it once in a while before it’s done to see if you need to season more. Otherwise, you’ll end up with something that tastes like a boot; no flavor! It’s the same with goals! That’s why reviewing financial goals is important if you set some. After all, how the hell are you supposed to know how you’re doing? The best part…
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It’s Easy to Fail Your New Year’s Resolutions but You Should Keep Trying
It’s June, the perfect time to talk about new year’s resolutions! Remember those? The things you probably set sometime six months ago? We all wake up January 1st and say to ourselves, “this is the year, this year will be different.” This is the year we’ll work out, or lose weight, or read more, or whatever we set our minds to do in the next 12 months. How does that end up going? Well, not great as around 80% of people fail or give up on their new year’s resolutions by February. That’s a pretty quick rate of giving up. It’s the most common thread that ties us together when…
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My 2019 Financial Goals – Nine Goals to Aim For in 2019
Goals are cool guys. It’s like, they help you aim towards something and stuff. I’ve been setting goals since 2017 and have found them a useful guidepost. They’re a good motivator too especially when I do quarterly reviews and see that I’m behind. Initially I started with some personal goals but I’ve split those apart and am only focusing on 2019 financial goals here. I generally try to set these at the tail end of the year so I’m a bit late in 2019. However, I figured waiting till I reviewed my 2018 goals was a good idea so I could have a good barometer for setting next year’s goals.…
