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  • Living Overseas Passively 108: Automated Business

    Living Overseas Passively 108: Automated Business

    I don’t think most people want to run a huge business when they retire overseas. It would be crazy to think about meetings and conference calls while you enjoy the weather in Bali. But, that doesn’t mean we can’t own a business while living overseas—we need only delegate our responsibilities.  Welcome back to the Living…

  • Investing for Interest 102: Super Safe Savers

    Investing for Interest 102: Super Safe Savers

    The average person is risk-averse, meaning they do not want to take a chance in the markets. I understand the philosophy, but it’s time for us to grow up and move into investing slowly. If this sounds harsh, it’s meant to get us moving. Welcome back to the Investing for Interest series (101), where we…

  • 5 Steps to (Financially) Running a Household

    5 Steps to (Financially) Running a Household

    Today I want to lay out everything I know about running a household. I will focus on the finance aspect of household operations, as my lovely wife Kristina runs the personnel side of the house. So, what are my qualifications to speak about running a household? My wife and I have been married for 15…

  • Net Worth vs. Passive Income

    Net Worth vs. Passive Income

    Everyone is fascinated by someone’s net worth because most people use it to define wealth. Net worth is simple to determine, but it’s hard to figure out its value. Saying you are worth a certain amount of money doesn’t mean you are necessarily rich. Net worth is a by-product of static wealth. Passive income is…

  • Your Income Should Increase Every Year

    Your Income Should Increase Every Year

    Being an employee has many perks, like not worrying about anyone other than yourself. People become used to life as an employee, often choosing this over starting a business or creating content. But three things being an employee strips you off: freedom of time, money, and location. Today, I will talk specifically about freedom of…

  • The Dividend Debit Card

    The Dividend Debit Card

    Wouldn’t it be nice if you had a debit card that magically created money for you? You would wake up to new money in your account, knowing that you could spend it without guilt? Welcome to the year 2022, and you have this magic card. This card is called the Cash App debit card and…

  • The Crypto Debit Card

    The Crypto Debit Card

    My favorite centralized exchange announced launching a debit card that ties directly to the USDC in your crypto portfolio. I signed up immediately. I am beyond excited and think this could be a major catalyst in the long term. My favorite centralized crypto exchange is Voyager (affiliate link). I have been a fan of Voyager…

  • HOW to Use Credit Cards

    HOW to Use Credit Cards

    I just finished an article where I asked you NOT to use credit cards unless you were debt-free and had multiple income streams. Today, I present the counterargument to using credit cards. Please read “When NOT to Use Credit Cards” first.  Credit cards can be a boon to your financial success if used properly. They…

  • Become CEO of Yourself 2

    Become CEO of Yourself 2

    The most challenging part of achieving everything we want in life is controlling our behaviors. We don’t have much control over the results of our actions; however, we can control our efforts to obtain great results. For example, we can wake up early every morning, make our beds, build our business, exercise, and read books…

  • Investing for Interest 101: What is Fixed Income?

    Investing for Interest 101: What is Fixed Income?

    I am reaching the point where I am operating at maximum capacity. In a dream world, I would make this into a 10-part series and flesh out each investing option below. However, I still have a day job. So, today I will combine a lot of information into a short article. Hopefully, I will dig…

  • When NOT to Use Credit Cards

    When NOT to Use Credit Cards

    Credit cards can actually be of great use in our wealth-building journey; if we use them correctly. However, before we can effectively use credit cards, we need to establish control of our finances and create passive income. Typical use of credit cards. In America, the common use of credit cards is buying liabilities that we…

  • JOMO vs. FOMO

    JOMO vs. FOMO

    We live in a  crazy society that prioritizes having fun over long-term financial stability. The main issue with this short-term mentality is that most people don’t realize that they think this way. On the surface, it seems that everyone is making these “quick hit” decisions.  I guess the actual title of this article should be…

  • The Balanced Writer: Write Full-Time while Working Full-Time

    The Balanced Writer: Write Full-Time while Working Full-Time

    I never in a million years thought that I would ever release a book—definitely not a book that was 1,300 pages long. It turns out that I love to write, a passion that I believe that many people share with me. So why aren’t there more writers? In one word—life. Once we get out into…

  • Self-Storage vs. Mobile Home vs. RV Park 3: The Best Passive Large Business

    Self-Storage vs. Mobile Home vs. RV Park 3: The Best Passive Large Business

    We have taken a pleasant journey from a one-acre lot to a more oversized 10-acre lot. We built barn houses, RV hook-ups, and mobile homes. Today, we will buy a mega-sized commercial property already operating our business of choice. Welcome back to the Self-Storage vs. Mobile Home vs. RV Park series (Part 1, Part 2),…

  • The Metaverse 103: Business in the Metaverse

    The Metaverse 103: Business in the Metaverse

    The world as we know it is about to change. We can either accept our fate or get left behind. But, there is a third option⎼we can profit from this change. The change I am referring to is the metaverse. Yes, the metaverse is the new buzzword around town, but it carries enormous implications. Previously,…

  • Don’t Gamble with Retirement 5

    Don’t Gamble with Retirement 5

    It’s been 95 days since the last article in the Don’t Gamble with Retirement series (part 1, part 2, part 3, part 4). Over those 95 days, I have written 120 articles, plus created books and covers for each piece.  It’s been a fantastic ride and one I look forward to continuing for the next…

  • Stock Market Investing 107: Back to Basics

    Stock Market Investing 107: Back to Basics

    As the New Year approaches and the threat of more lockdowns looms, I thought I’d go back to the basics. The stock market may not have the same trajectory that investors seek. Most of us see stocks only going up—something that might be changing.  A choppy stock market that is trading sideways is still an…

  • The Core Values of Passive Income: Self-Education, Self-Motivation, Self-Dedication

    The Core Values of Passive Income: Self-Education, Self-Motivation, Self-Dedication

    A US Marine has three core values that we live by—honor, courage, and commitment. These are words we count on in the most difficult of times. Two years into my journey to financial independence, I found that there are also core values on this path. Building streams of passive income isn’t for everyone. In fact,…

  • Self-Storage vs. Mobile Home. vs  RV Park 2: The Best Medium Business

    Self-Storage vs. Mobile Home. vs RV Park 2: The Best Medium Business

    Now it’s time to take our passive income up a notch. In “Self-Storage vs. Mobile Home vs. RV Park part I,” we discussed how we could make good passive income on one acre of land. Today, we will up the ante by purchasing 5-10 acres of land and building out some serious passive income.  I…

  • The Metaverse 102: Investing in Virtual Real Estate

    The Metaverse 102: Investing in Virtual Real Estate

    Let me be clear; I was very intentional with the word “investing” in the title of this article. I didn’t write “buying, flipping, selling” for a reason. The metaverse is the new gold rush—lots of investors will make millions, but more people will go home in tears. As investors, we need to mitigate risk at…