How financial preparation can lessen your anxiety when getting laid-off, and give you more choices and freedom to find your next path. Last year, I wrote about job loss, specifically the loss of a paycheck. I was tempted to call … Read More … Read More
Decisions
Course review: How to Win the Game of Advanced Personal Finance
I review “How to Win the Game of Advanced Personal Finance”, an online course by Ramit Sethi (from I Will Teach You Be Rich). A while back, I talked about purchasing a personal finance course. In response to the obvious … Read More … Read More
How to determine if a purchase is worth deliberating over
If you cut down on time spent making decisions on things that don’t matter, you will have more energy for the decisions that do. As you make more money, the way a certain amount of money will feel will change. … Read More … Read More
I am not me: Capital One and the failure of Know Your Customer
Time to be intentional with your accounts
Year in review 2019: Top 10 posts
The top posts of the year on Empathic Finance, including both my favorites and the ones readers viewed most. At the beginning of this year, I made a big change to this site. After six years of blogging on a … Read More … Read More
How to break the belief that it’s only okay to spend on your needs
Don’t be too patient
If you have an opportunity, don’t let it pass you by. I’m sitting in my favorite coffee shop, one that I’ve logged upward of 1,000 hours at over the past decade or so. And I’m here for the last time. … Read More … Read More
Why you need to work with a digital fiduciary
It’s not just your financial advisors who need to be fiduciaries too. We need to be able to trust people’s online words and suggestions as well. Trust is hard. How do you know who has your best interests in mind? … Read More … Read More
How could you make $100,000?
I’m challenging you to think big about your income, so big that it’s beyond what you might ordinarily think is possible. … Read More