In my post on managing the post-vacation blues, I identified three strategies that you can employ to reduce or manage the emotional let down that comes along with returning from a trip or vacation. There was a fourth strategy, … Read More … Read More
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Musings on personal finance and more. Not written with AI since 2012.
How to handle the post-vacation blues
How to be grateful
All throughout my childhood Thanksgiving dinners, I was asked to be grateful. Grateful for our food, our health, our families, whatever. And I don’t know if other people felt the same way as I did, but it always felt … Read More … Read More
Why cheap travel is better
Van Gogh was a poseur, or why it’s okay to be a novice
I often hear people being reluctant to start something new. “I’m afraid I’m going to do it wrong,” is usually how the hesitation displays itself. I know that feeling myself, of course, having a whole host of things that … Read More … Read More
Ex-Velleitiers Unite!
During the building of this site, I spent some time searching for a word to describe the people I wanted to surround myself with, the ones I identified with the most, the people who I wanted to connect with … Read More … Read More
If they are advertising it, you don’t need it
Many words have been spoken about the perils about advertising. I’ve never watched Mad Men, but I’ve listened to my friends’ discussions that followed after a long marathon. But after years of being bombarded by advertisements, I’ve realized something … Read More … Read More
When not to be frugal
Are you an Unlikely Radical?
Have you ever wanted to shake your world up? Do you despise the phrase “that’s just the way things are” and want to remove it from our vocabulary? Do you come to your own conclusions? Do you question everything … Read More … Read More
Some things I know
I may not know much. Actually, I’m sure of that. But here are a few things that I am pretty sure of. … Read More