Money – Life – Real Estate
Throughout life we end up setting plenty of goals for ourselves. Some of them we achieve, others we don’t. Some are small and some are big. Some of them we keep to ourselves and others we shout to the world. Simply said life constantly changes and so do your goals.
Continue reading “Real Estate Goals 2019”
Okay, so I have to apologize everyone. I have not been keeping up with this blog as well as I had hoped and planned for 2019. Life happened and there’s going to be some big changes going on! This post is primarily just going to be filled with updates on my life as well as the real estate. Happy reading!
First. The Big Change.
Continue reading “I Owe You Some Updates”
Starting now, I’m going to be posting a report of my real estate investing at the end of every month. These reports will just cover the basics of what I have going on with my properties.
Continue reading “Real Estate Report: January”
I’ve been meaning to post this trip for a long time. The first installment of a three part adventure!
In an effort to not write a 20,000 word blog post, I’m going to condense my experience into multiple posts!
Back in July of 2018, I decided to take a short vacation by myself. Little did I know that I’d end up falling in love with a city.
Continue reading “Lobstah and Beer! My Trip to Portland, Maine”
“New Year, New Me!” “Last year sucked, 2019 is going to be so much better!” “I know it’s my year.”
These words sound familiar? Maybe you’ve seen or heard your friends say them or maybe you’ve said them yourself?
Well, we’re already a week into 2019! How are you coming along with that new you and your big resolution you set for yourself? Ready for 2020 yet?
If you feel like this New Year hasn’t been working out that well for you, don’t fret! It’s still early and I’m here to help you get back on track and crush it this year!
Continue reading “Crushing Your Goals in 2019!”
In my last post I talked about books that made the greatest impact on me in 2018. For this post, I’m going to talk about the books I plan to read for the upcoming year! It’s going to be a little different for me because I’ve never planned out a reading list and of course things usually change as the year goes on, but I’d like to be a little more organized in 2019. So, here we go!
Continue reading “2019: My Reading List”
This year I’ve gotten back into the habit of reading books. Everything thing I’ve read has been non-fiction (maybe next year I’ll get back into some fiction). I mostly enjoy reading books on business, real estate, finances, and personal development. However, this year I dove into some books regarding other topics dealing more with politics and some in the food world. Out of all of the books I’ve read this year the following are the 5 that have stood out the most to me in no particular order.
Continue reading “Top Books I’ve Read in 2018”Another year come and gone!
While I don’t believe we should live in the past, I do believe that it’s essential to take a moment to reflect all that we’ve accomplished over the last year. By doing so we’re able to learn from ourselves in order to get a better grasp on what we’d like to do in the New Year. We can relive our accomplishments and learn from our mistakes. For me, 2018 has brought plenty of both.
With the coming of every New Year, I typically set some big goals that I’d like to accomplish. 2018 was no different. I actually even accomplished some of them haha! Of course every year brings a ton of events that we never planned on happening as well. That’s more of the story of how 2018 has played out for me.
Continue reading “Looking Back on 2018”
I know June is actually halfway through the year, but May is halfway until my birthday. Now, I’m not one of those crazy people that obsess over their birthday and have a countdown or anything like that, but back on my 24th birthday, last November, I set some goals for myself and I’d just like to share an update with everyone. Continue reading “Halfway into the Year”
If you didn’t know by now, I really enjoy talking about money. How to save it, how to make it, and just overall wealth building. At 24 years old, I’ve been able to achieve a 50% savings rate and still enjoy life at the same time. How, you may ask? Well I’m going to show you some steps that have helped me get to where I am today. Continue reading “Road to Financial Awesomeness!”