Every money decision you make does not have to be responsible and disciplined when you have a fun-folio.

The one important question we should ask before making any big financial decision.

Does our magic number really exist? Or is it just a lie we tell ourselves?

Creating clarity in your life and finances starts with your best guess.

Taking an either/or approach to decision making might be simple but unfortunately life rarely is. Try this mindset instead to help improve your decision making.

Our best decisions are the ones that align our money with what we personally value. So let's take a moment to make sure we’re not letting our emotions alone guide our decision making.

On the surface, everything looks great. Most people would happily trade places with you and you do feel quite grateful. And yet, it can still feel like something is missing. How do we explain that feeling? And is it just something we have to learn to live with?

Is a three-month snapshot in a lifetime of investing really helpful? Does it accomplish anything outside of making you nervous and anxious? Do you feel like you need to be doing “something” when doing nothing is often the best answer? Try tracking this metric instead.

How does one get “better” at adulting? Is that even possible right now? Zooming out so you can zoom back in with intention can help.

It’s easy to chalk up unrealized dreams as failures. However, it’s often through our constraints that we gain real freedom.