I recently done heard a new werd. Actually, I’m not 100% sure it’s a real word, but here it is: “Midwit”. A midwit is someone who has average or above average intelligence but acts like they are of genius-level intelligence when they’re not. So… they’re not really a nitwit, but they’re also not a for-real genius. […]
Foul-mouthed financial lessons
Love, love, love Gordon Ramsay (the famous, foul-mouthed, chef and restauranteur). Years ago, he had this show, Kitchen Nightmares, where he’d go in and rip these restaurant owners apart. Usually they deserved it because their food was awful, service awful, and the owners were in denial. Actually that was my favorite part. Ramsay would have […]
Financial lessons from my anniversary mini-golf game
My wife and I celebrated our anniversary yesterday. Played some mini-golf, got some drinks, relived memories. I also done learnt a few things while tap, tap, tapping that neon-colored ball around on fake grass. One thing I got to thinking about was what it must be like to be a for-real golf pro. I got […]
Rushin’ lifehacking
My wife and I go to the gym 3 times a week. Not once. Not twice. And… not 4 times. Just 3. And there’s a specific reason for that. It’s not because going twice or 4 times is bad. It has to do with our training program and long-term gym goals. For example, I want […]
Why I’m Not A Great Financial Planner
I’m not a great financial planner… …not in the traditional sense anyway. I don’t do the kinds of things that financial planners are supposed to do. Example: I don’t follow the official 6-step financial planning process like everyone else. And I don’t dole out the same ‘ole, same ‘ole. The kind of advice i’m supposed […]