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How to Land Freelance Jobs with Social Media

  • January 27

Let’s face it—social media can be a massive time suck. Curating shareable content, writing copy, brand monitoring, outreach, engagement, and measuring can quickly turn into a full-time job. But what happens when social media isn’t producing the results you’re looking for? Maybe you’re not gaining followers or subscribers quickly enough. Or, even worse, you feel […]

Net Worth

My Eighth Net Worth Overshare

  • December 28

Did anyone catch the full moon on Christmas? It was the first one since 1977, and will be the last one for 19 years. Pretty wild, right? My family took advantage of the warm weather and drove down to Plum Island, my hometown’s local beach, to watch the moon rise. There were a lot of […]

Side Hustle

How I Earned an Extra $10,681.71 This Year

  • December 15

Side hustles have been a part of my life since college. Working as an unpaid music publishing intern, I easily could have gone into debt my first summer in Nashville. But I immediately started waiting tables and selling beer at Titans Stadium. Yup, I was one of those people with a bucket of cold drinks […]

Net Worth

My Seventh Net Worth Overshare

  • October 12

I’ve spent the past few days in Santa Fe, New Mexico celebrating my mother’s 60th birthday. And it’s an absolutely enchanting place. There are stunning things everywhere — the Sangre de Cristo foothills, Pueblo-style architecture, Southwest-inspired artwork, colorful wildflowers, and vivid, star-filled night skies. Being here reminds me of why I relentlessly work toward my […]

Investing

That Time I Took Investing Advice From a Comedian

  • October 8

We’ve all made money mistakes. I know I’m guilty of several that still make me cringe: A designer clothing habit I couldn’t afford. The year after the stock market crash I stopped investing completely. Forking over cash for my home warranty. Anytime I’ve lent money to friends. The list goes on. But one, I’ve never talked […]

Travel

10 North American Bucket List Train Trips

  • September 29

There’s something undeniably romantic about trains. Traveling by train has always felt like an adventure into the unknown. Every minute feels new. Especially watching a sunrise slowly reveal a landscape that has transformed overnight. Train travel gives your mind time to wander, beginning the moment you step into a station. “There are no strangers on […]

Career

Why Setting Intentions Matters (#FinCon15 Recap)

  • September 23

I think I finally understand why people try to measure their lives by the year. A lot can happen in twelve short months. An entire lifetime’s worth of events, really. And cutting these mini lifetimes into one-year chunks makes everything feel more manageable. So, after this past weekend, I’m declaring FinCon the start of my New Year. […]

Career

Social Media Productivity Tools for #FinCon15

  • September 14

Social media shouldn’t be a massive time suck. Especially at a conference where you’re trying to build relationships face-to-face. So, how do you strike an efficient balance? Productivity tools. Here’s what I’m relying on to keep me on top of my social media game at FinCon. Essential Pre-Conference Preparation Is your branding consistent across all channels? […]

Savings

If We’re So Fascinated by Frugality, Why Aren’t We Saving?

  • August 12

Save yourself. An ominous blog post from Jonathan Clements warned yesterday afternoon. “The Great Recession may have been a wake-up call for American families. But many have since drifted back to sleep.” How did The Great Recession affect our country’s personal savings rate? In 2012, it reached a two-decade high of 7.6%, but dropped soon […]

Career

How Much Do We Really Owe Our Employers?

  • August 7

It’s been nearly one year since I quit my career as a concert promoter. Many family members, friends, and colleagues never saw it coming. But I didn’t leave without a plan. I saved 40-50% of my income for several months, invested in other skill sets, and planned to take some time off before transitioning into […]

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