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Have you heard of the "monkey mind"? It's often referenced as a Buddhist term meaning unsettled, restless, confused, indecisive, and uncontrollable—among many other things that don't sound great. Maybe worse: what happens when your monkey mind …
Continue Reading about Money Mind Manifesto — Master Your Mind from the Mental Disease of More Money
This is post 1 of 3 in the series. You can jump to the other two posts: Sloww Stage 2: Getting Started with Life Purpose & Meaning (for Heroic Humans) Sloww Stage 3: Getting Started with Mental Mastery & Worldly Wisdom (for …
Jacob Lund Fisker is credited with creating one of the first popular financial independence blogs—founded in 2007—called Early Retirement Extreme. I'm not sure I've ever come across someone else who is a true living and breathing "Renaissance man" …
This is a book summary of Early Retirement Extreme: A Philosophical and Practical Guide to Financial Independence by Jacob Lund Fisker (Amazon). Premium Members also have access to the ultimate ERE synthesis: 🔒“Early Retirement Extreme” Synthesis: …
This is a book summary of The Psychology of Money: Timeless Lessons on Wealth, Greed, and Happiness by Morgan Housel. I couldn't ignore The Psychology of Money any longer. It seems like everyone is talking about it in my little corner of Twitter. …
Over the last decade—and especially the last few years—I've noticed an emerging evolution in my relationship with money toward what I describe as the "money middle way." I've received some questions about my relationship with money, so I figured …
Continue Reading about Behind the Scenes: My Evolving Relationship toward the “Money Middle Way”
