The Routine is the Enemy Of Time
Simply as a cause of there being so much out there, the vast majority of everything on the internet is going to be non-applicable to […]
Month: June 2015
Analyze any Stock in 12 Minutes or Less
A True Story of a Coffee Meeting Gone Horribly Wrong A little over a year ago, I scheduled a coffee with a Wall Street equities analyst […]
The SNAP Challenge Was A Lot Easier Than Gwyneth Paltrow Said It Would Be
Before “What Taylor Swift Ate For Breakfast” dominated the headlines in the crawlspaces of American “journalism”, the SNAP Challenge was all the rage. For those unfamiliar, the […]
My Retirement Roadmap: First Mile Marker
If you want to follow along with my own journey toward financial independence and early retirement, and to understand my thought process and the numbers […]
May 2015 Financial Reports
It’s June 10th, so I’m way behind in providing an update. That’s not exactly by accident, as I’m not particularly excited about May’s update. The Path […]
Early Retirement Lessons from a 30-Mile Run
I’m 30 now, and the “29” in Retire29 is officially dead. As I enter the decade of my life in which I’ll retire, the need […]