What the Bible Actually Says About Money and Business
Most of what we think the Bible says about money is a misquote. The real text is far more challenging, and far more freeing.…
Read →Most of what we think the Bible says about money is a misquote. The real text is far more challenging, and far more freeing.…
Read →You do not have to be rich or self-employed to build a rental portfolio. A steady paycheck is one of the best tools you…
Read →A great tenant makes a mediocre property easy. A bad one makes a perfect property miserable. Here is the screening process I use across…
Read →Consistency with ordinary amounts over ordinary time periods is responsible for most of what looks, from the outside, like sudden financial success.
Read →Two people building toward the same number is faster than one, but only when the conversation about money happens before the conflict about it…
Read →Capital follows pattern recognition, and the pattern most investors use excludes exactly the founders most likely to build something worth backing.
Read →Buy, rehab, rent, refinance, repeat works precisely as advertised, until the appraisal comes back low and the contractor disappears with your deposit.
Read →Two numbers, two very different questions. Confusing them is how beginners talk themselves into bad deals. Here is what each one actually tells you.
Read →Leaving a salary is not a single decision. It is a sequence of smaller ones, most of which can be made while still employed.
Read →Children who grow up watching receipts, leases, and bank statements have a different relationship with money than children who only hear about it.
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