Top 5 financial websites
I decided to do a bit of research on who else is talking about money out in the online world, and it turns out there are more financial websites than I thought. The blogs vary between how to spend as Continue Reading
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No more finding excuses
We all love excuses. We get used to finding excuses to help us get out of uncomfortable situations, meaning we don’t even think twice before saying ‘I can’t’. Sometimes we make excuses without even realizing they’re excuses! This mental block Continue Reading
5 ways traveling cures low self-esteem
Low self esteem can be hard to ‘cure’. The negative thoughts slowly eat at us, making us feel smaller and smaller: ‘No one cares about me?’ ‘That person is better than me’ ‘I’m not intelligent enough’ ‘I’m too old’ ‘I’m Continue Reading
Who should we listen to?
In this day and age we get bombarded every second by opinions and facts from different sources and people, all saying that they are right. How on Earth do we know who to listen to? Is it the expert who Continue Reading
What is Happy Money?
Happy Money is a book written by Elizabeth Dunn and Michael Norton about the science of spending money. Nowadays we all focus on earning more money, thinking this is what will satisfy us. But what if I told you can Continue Reading
Why everyone should take a gap year
When is the best time to travel? Is it when you’re financially stable and have a job? Is it once you’re retired? No. It’s when you’re young. You don’t have children yet and don’t follow order from a boss. You’re Continue Reading
3 things my gap year taught me about money
My gap year started the minute I finished school in June 2016. It followed with 3 months of working and living in a shared flat in Barcelona. In October I was off to Italy working as an au pair for Continue Reading
Why Financial Education?
The sad truth is that most people know nothing about money. And what’s worse is that most people’s lives revolve around making money. The education system has failed us. We were never taught what taxes are, what are credit cards, Continue Reading
Financial Freedom from the 4 Hour Work Week
In this book Tim Ferriss seriously helps the reader to question their current employment position, and then describes, step by step, how to cut down time-wasters, start a side-hustle (muse) and then proceed to work few hours a week for Continue Reading
5 ways to start your Financial Education practically for free
When hearing ‘financial education’ many people think of boring accounting classes and long lectures or that only people in that field should learn about finance. No, if money affects your life (which it does to everyone) you should have a Continue Reading
