by Tim Denning | Sep 26, 2022 | Money, Personal Finance
Money problems aren’t what they seem. I help people acquire online skills through my business, so I talk to a lot of potential customers every year. I noticed a pattern. People will often say some version of “I can’t afford your services” or “I have money problems.”...
by Tim Denning | Sep 26, 2022 | Money, Personal Finance
Rich people cop a bashing. A lot of it is noise generated by the echo chamber of Twitter bums looking for something to do or complain about. There are people who have a lot of money and are lovely folks. Here are a few to change your mind, or reignite your faith in...
by Tim Denning | Sep 12, 2022 | Money, Personal Finance
Rule #1 — Obsess over acquiring assets like you obsess over small children Financial success is built on a foundation of financial assets. If all you own is material possessions and a bunch of horse sh*t liabilities, you’ll feel unnecessary pain that’ll make life 10x...
by Tim Denning | Sep 12, 2022 | Money, Personal Finance
The FIRE movement needs to die. Perhaps you’ve heard of it. FIRE stands for Financial Independence, Retire Early. It’s the dumbest movement in history because it involves becoming a selfish tightarse for several decades until you’ve hit your retirement number. The...
by Tim Denning | Sep 5, 2022 | Money, Personal Finance
Money is a bizarre story we tell ourselves. If we think money is evil, it is. If we think money is hard to get, it is. If we think everyone should have the same amount of money, well, that’s an impossible version of equality. I used to believe money was everything. I...
by Tim Denning | Aug 22, 2022 | Money, Personal Finance
Your beliefs about money come from your inner circle. When I spent my time hanging around broke losers at shopping centers, smoking ciggies and whistling at chicks, my bank balance was zero. It stayed that way for years. When I got out of the gutter and began going to...
