The New Year
Well, I started out the New Year with a bang – straight out of the gate I hit my monthly income goal within the first week. I’ve got to take a step back to appreciate that, especially because self-motivating is so tough during these winter months. I did find some zen in creating new tracking
The Year in Review
Finance is dull. Money is alluring. There is a recurring theme in philosophy that without pain, there can be no pleasure. When it comes to building wealth – in the absence of an extraordinary amount of luck – it seems that the required ingredients include organization, planning, and discipline. Without them how can anyone truly
The Objective Evaluation
Evaluating my goals for the past year is not without its difficulties. I barely had a sense of direction when I started. But, intuitively, I know it is good to review and assess so that I can set reasonable goals for the new year and push myself to achieve more. With that, let me dive
The Simple Math
The fact is, this is taking longer than I expected. I had a feeling, perhaps based on my previous experiences, that this would be an undertaking, an endeavor, and an uphill battle. I could have done the math at the beginning of this project and found the amount I would actually need to save to
2026 GOALS AND MILESTONES
| $200/month from dividends |
| $50,000 total invested |
| $5,000 earned from trading stocks |
| $1,000 earned from online surveys and tasks |
| $1,000 earned churning |
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CURATED RESOURCES
Dividend Investing Strategies for Beginners: A Simple Guide to Building Passive Income
Learn how to build passive income and grow wealth with beginner-friendly dividend investing strategies that focus on consistency, diversification, and long-term growth.
Dividend Diplomats
Two 30 something’s blogging about investing, frugality, passive income and reinvesting dividends for financial freedom.
Dividend Growth Investor
A long term buy and hold investor who focuses on dividend growth stocks.
Doctor Of Credit
Bank account and credit card bonuses.
Financial Independence Flow Chart
A good, general guide for how to allocate additional savings.
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A community for people to discuss online money-making opportunities.
