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7 Budget Conscious Travel Bucket List Ideas

May 30, 2018
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Most people have a goal to travel more and explore the world around them. Travel can be addicting, but also costly which is why many people put it off until ‘later’ in life.

If you want to travel and explore new places, one of the best things you can do is create a bucket list including the places you want to travel to and the experiences you want to have.

Once you narrow your goals down, you’ll be able to plan for the future and start saving up so finances won’t be an obstacle.

Cut Costs and Keep Your Summer Bucket List Alive

May 23, 2018
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Summer can be one of the most expensive times of year for most people. In the dead of winter, it’s easier to settle down, lower all your bills (with the exception of heating) and watch Netflix and drink hot chocolate for entertainment.

During the summer months, however, that’s just not the case. Between summer BBQs and events, children’s activities, and vacations, it can become very easy to overspend and blow your budget.

Oh, and let’s not forget about your awesome summer bucket list. Perhaps in May, you put together an impressive list of all the things you were going to experience for the summer. Even if you didn’t actually write ideas down, I’m sure you thought about where you wanted to go and the things you wanted to do this summer. Then, time flew by and you decided to get a tighter grip on your finances.

6 Podcast Guest Mistakes and How to Fix Them

May 9, 2018
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Mistakes are a part of life. You can’t beat yourself up about them. Just try to do better the next time around for another podcast interview. After all, if you fear making mistakes, then you’ll never take any risks.

Albert Einstein once said, “Anyone who has never made a mistake, has never tried anything new.”

And, if you’re new to interviewing on a podcast, it’s easy to slip up. It can’t hurt to read up on how to prepare for a podcast interview as best you can if you’re just starting out or if you’re hoping to finetune how you currently interview.

Here are some mistakes that podcast guests make and what to do to avoid them.

6 Tips to Properly Prepare for a Podcast Interview

Apr 25, 2018
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If you’ve never appeared as a guest for a podcast interview, when you first sign up, you might not understand exactly what to do. Scratch that. You might be in over your head (or just feel that way in the moment.)

The instructions may mention recommended equipment you need to use or a link in an email you’ll need to click on to connect you with the podcaster, etc.

Before you send an urgent mass email or panicky social media announcement to all of your friends asking for help, stop and try these tips first. They can get you quickly up to speed on what to do and how to make your podcast appearance a success.

Here are some pointers to keep in mind if you’re new to podcast interview appearances.

How to Save Money on Expensive Work Lunches

Apr 11, 2018
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During the work day, lunch breaks are often highly anticipated as they provide some much-needed downtime where you can briefly relax, chat with co-workers and enjoy some good food.

Dining out for lunch or ordering takeout each day at work can add up quickly though. This is why brown bagging your lunch each day at work can save you thousands. That’s not a myth or fabrication; it’s a pure fact.

Top 5 Sites to Help You Reach Financial Independence

Mar 28, 2018
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Have you ever heard of FIRE? No, I’m not talking about house fire or wildfire thankfully. FIRE is an acronym that stands for Financial Independence/ Retire Early.

While all of us may not be aiming for early retirement, most of us probably have an end goal of financial independence. Whether you love or hate your job, there may come a day when you no longer have the ability or desire to work.

At that point, you should hope to be financially independent. Being financially independent means you have enough to support yourself with or without having a job which makes working optional. It’s a nice place to be and I find it fascinating to learn about other people’s journey to FIRE and how they did it.

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