You know that old cliché saying that’s usually attributed to somebody’s grandpa? It goes something like this: “Used to be people understood the value of a dollar.” I’d like to update that saying a little bit for our modern age. Try this on: “It used to be people understood the [...]
Category Archive: Finance
The Myth of Money Motivation
By Jonathan Timar | Published November 28, 2011Book Review: Blue Ocean Strategy by W. Chan Kim and Renee Mauborgne
By Jonathan Timar | Published April 30, 2010What To Do When You Are Naturally Lazy And You Don’t Want To Work For Someone Else
By Jonathan Timar | Published April 26, 2010Why Micro-stock Mega-sucks
By Jonathan Timar | Published April 7, 2010How Sweet It Is To Be Owned By ME!
By Jonathan Timar | Published April 6, 2010Free Credit Card Icon Pack
By Jonathan Timar | Published October 18, 2009I Am Ugly, Stupid and Broke, Anything Helps
By Jonathan Timar | Published February 3, 2009If You Resent Wealthy, Successful People You Will Never Be Wealthy And Successful
By Jonathan Timar | Published July 29, 2008How To Fund Your Child’s Retirement For Only Thirty Dollars A Month
By Jonathan Timar | Published June 9, 2008I Went From Being $15,000 In The Hole To Being Debt Free In Six Months
By Jonathan Timar | Published June 7, 2008Being Kind Because You Can, You Can Afford It
By Jonathan Timar | Published June 5, 2008How To Do What You Love And Why It’s Important
By Jonathan Timar | Published May 31, 2008The Seven Differences Between You And a Future Millionaire
By Jonathan Timar | Published May 25, 2008How To Stop Living Paycheck to Paycheck
By Jonathan Timar | Published May 22, 2008Poor People Suck At Living Like Rich People And Here’s Why
By Jonathan Timar | Published May 16, 2008Credit Cards Are Not the Devil
By Jonathan Timar | Published January 23, 2008Some people have an irrational fear of credit cards. They are firmly convinced that these little bits of plastic are somehow possessed by the devil himself. The reasoning is that because credit cards can lead people into trouble that the cards themselves are the problem. Obviously this is not true. [...]
