Category Archives for Financial Independence
10 Months Post-Fired: The Countdown Begins
It’s my 10-month anniversary since I received my walking papers. It’s been a productive month, but also laced with sadness.
Continue readingHow I Became a Millionaire
How does a single mom working in nonprofit organizations build a net worth of $1,000,000? Learn the details in my Millionaire Interview.
Continue readingGeneration Freedom Inspires and Motivates
The documentary Generation: Freedom offers an inside view of how regular folk became financial independent by launching Internet businesses.Read the full review.
Continue reading9 Months Post-Fired: No Worries!
Nine months after being fired, and two words best express my sentiment: NO WORRIES! Despite the loss of my income, my net worth actually increased. Life is sweet!
Continue readingThe Markets are Crashing: Is it Time to Pull Out?
Is there ever a good time to get out of the stock market? There are lots of factors to consider, but your risk tolerance and time left to retirement are two biggies.
Continue readingDoes Adversity make us Stronger? Here’s my Story
Here’s my story of adversity. Many thanks to Fred at MoneyWithAPurpose for giving me this opportunity. Enjoy the read!
Continue reading5 Tips on Making a Powerful 90-Second Pitch
How do you pitch your business idea in 90 seconds? Try these five tips and you’ll deliver your pitch with confidence and style.
Continue readingHalloween Nightmare for Women: Turning into a “Bag Lady”
Half of women in America fear they’ll be broke and homeless – a nightmare that reflects a society with few social safety nets.
Continue readingSix Months post-Fired Report: It’s a Tough Go
Six months after being fired, I’m doing alright financially. Emotionally, it’s been a rollercoaster of ups and downs.
Continue readingWhy Suze Orman can Kiss my Ass!
Suze Orman hates the FIRE (Financial Independence Retire Early) movement. Well, Suze, I’m not buying your toxic dose of fatalism.
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