You and I are a probably different in many ways. We could list all the differences we have, but the same could be said for similarities. Since the root of all understanding of difference comes from sharing similarities first, let’s start there. As a child I bet we shared one very common experience; parents who were always telling us “no”. Continue reading
The Stoic’s Spending Revealed! December Edition
Last month I reported my expenses for the first time on this blog and true to my word I’ve decided to report them again this month. I think I see why I became a little lazy in tracking my personal expenses; there isn’t much change from month to month. Continue reading
Why I Love Self-Employment
For the past six months I’ve been self-employed and although there has been a bit of a learning curve I have to confess to loving it! I’m not going to get into specifics or the financial benefits of self-employment. No, today I just want to share what I love about it. Continue reading
My Evolving Relationship With Waste
How often do you think of your garbage? If you’re anything like I once was, probably only once a week when it needs to taken to the curb for pick up. Waste management, as it applies to a household, is an important topic that often gets overlooked. Today I want to share with you ways in which I’m trying to reduce my waste generation and why I think it’s important. Continue reading
Remodeling The Stoic’s Virtual Home
As you may have noticed if you visit often, The Stoic Investor has a slightly different look. Not too drastic of a change, but a different theme keeping with the original desire to keep the place “basic” in presentation, but deep in substance. I fear the former has been much easier to accomplish than the latter… Continue reading
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