My second-biggest financial mistake – and what I did to try and educate my...
(This is one of my Christmas presents. My youngest son Evan21 took the photo and then blew it up – we now have a picture of the whole family. ) When I was married, waaay back in the day, I was working...
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After the second post in this little series, I had a comment sent in from The Firestarter which said in part: “Absolutely fascinating subject… I really enjoyed the post! While I get the point that the...
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In the personal finance world, there’s a lot of blog posts written about teaching children about money. I’ve done it myself – the post I wrote that ended up winning the first Rockstar Rumble was...
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I’ve decided that every year, at least for the next few years while the kids are mostly in their early 20’s, I’ll be buying my sons and nieces a finance book for Christmas. As written about in this...
View ArticleMy second-biggest financial mistake – and what I did to try and educate my...
(This is one of my Christmas presents. My youngest son Evan21 took the photo and then blew it up – we now have a picture of the whole family. ) When I was married, waaay back in the day, I was working...
View ArticlePodcasts
If there’s one thing I absolutely adore about living life in the modern age, it’s getting my commute entertainment and education for free. I have around 10 hours of what could be ‘dead’ time every...
View ArticleHow boredom spawned a side hustle.
The life of a teacher can sometimes be tedious, infuriating, hilarious or action-packed. One thing that makes it an amazing job is that the holidays are great (heh heh), but also that every day is...
View ArticleAdvertising North Korea style (3): Teach the children well.
After the second post in this little series, I had a comment sent in from The Firestarter which said in part: “Absolutely fascinating subject… I really enjoyed the post! While I get the point that the...
View ArticleWho do you choose as your teachers?
Being a teacher is a funny thing at times. Our job is to basically impart the knowledge that’s in our heads to those of the kids’, while showing them how to discover things on their own and also, while...
View ArticleWhat has my second-gen FIRE child learned about money?
In the personal finance world, there’s a lot of blog posts written about teaching children about money. I’ve done it myself – the post I wrote that ended up winning the first Rockstar Rumble was...
View ArticleThe book I bought the boys for Christmas.
I’ve decided that every year, at least for the next few years while the kids are mostly in their early 20’s, I’ll be buying my sons and nieces a finance book for Christmas. As written about in this...
View ArticleMy second-biggest financial mistake – and what I did to try and educate my...
(This is one of my Christmas presents. My youngest son Evan21 took the photo and then blew it up – we now have a picture of the whole family. ) When I was married, waaay back in the day, I was working...
View ArticlePodcasts
If there’s one thing I absolutely adore about living life in the modern age, it’s getting my commute entertainment and education for free. I have around 10 hours of what could be ‘dead’ time every...
View ArticleHow boredom spawned a side hustle.
The life of a teacher can sometimes be tedious, infuriating, hilarious or action-packed. One thing that makes it an amazing job is that the holidays are great (heh heh), but also that every day is...
View ArticleAdvertising North Korea style (3): Teach the children well.
After the second post in this little series, I had a comment sent in from The Firestarter which said in part: “Absolutely fascinating subject… I really enjoyed the post! While I get the point that the...
View ArticleWho do you choose as your teachers?
Being a teacher is a funny thing at times. Our job is to basically impart the knowledge that’s in our heads to those of the kids’, while showing them how to discover things on their own and also, while...
View ArticleWhat has my second-gen FIRE child learned about money?
In the personal finance world, there’s a lot of blog posts written about teaching children about money. I’ve done it myself – the post I wrote that ended up winning the first Rockstar Rumble was...
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