Category: Philosophy

You’ve paid off debt, built a healthy relationship with spending, and run your life like a business. You’ve created a path to financial investing. And it’s time to put the money to work.

Throughout our lives, we all encounter difficulty and hardship. That hardship can be made easier or more difficult based on how thoroughly we prepare for it. By proactively saving money, we can minimise future financial catastrophe.

Interest is everywhere in our society – from savings account deposits to credit card loans. And almost all of them are affected by compound interest. But what exactly is compound interest?

Spending is the primary method of solving problems in modern society. But many of the methods corporations use to get you to spend your money are the same ways in which society destroys your wealth.

It’s easy to live life on auto-pilot, going with the flow with a “whatever happens, happens” approach. But it’s possible to take matters into your own hands by running your life like a business.

Earning money and spending money go hand in hand. Money comes in, money goes out. For some people, spending money becomes such a huge part of their lives that they become trapped on the Hedonic Treadmill.