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14 Awesome Etsy Printable Shops from our Etsy Mastermind

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Gwen and I were inspired by Ep. 31 of FIRE Drill with Laura of I Heart Planners and decided to start our own Etsy printable businesses.  We invited listeners to join us in a small mastermind as we built our businesses together and it's been awesome.   What the group has accomplished in 6 weeks is really impressive! I'm writing this post in week 5 as we turn the corner into our last week. It's crazy thinking … [Read more...] about 14 Awesome Etsy Printable Shops from our Etsy Mastermind

February Side Hustle Income Report – $1336.82

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  It's time for another side hustle income report!  I just published January's report, where I made $2,233, so this update will be short and sweet. Let's start with Etsy - $0 (but more coming!) I launched my Etsy Mastermind last month with my wonderful podcast co-host Gwen of Fiery Millennials. I'm CONVINCED that I can kill it with my digital download idea. I hope that next month I can report income … [Read more...] about February Side Hustle Income Report – $1336.82

Jen’s Student Loan Payoff Story – $77,000 of Debt Eliminated

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I haven't posted a Feature Friday debt payoff story in awhile so I was PUMPED when Jen of Frugal Millennial emailed me to feature her inspiring story. Enjoy! What was the total amount of debt, type of debt, and how fast did you pay it off? My husband and I finished school with a combined total of $117,000 of student loans ($75,000 for me and $42,000 for him). We also took out a $10,000 car loan. Our plan was to … [Read more...] about Jen’s Student Loan Payoff Story – $77,000 of Debt Eliminated

January 2018 Income Report – $2,233

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I'm writing this income report for January three weeks into February. The truth is that I've been crazy busy so far this month. Gwen and I are recording twice as many episodes for FIRE Drill podcast, so we can get ahead and not record any episodes in March. This is all so we can put our focus 100% into our Etsy digital download mastermind (still accepting people on the waitlist). My day job is also … [Read more...] about January 2018 Income Report – $2,233

Living Abroad Post FIRE – Visa Logistics and the Benefits of Dual Citizenship

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The other day I tweeted out "Has anyone written about the benefits of dual citizenship for financial independence?" and I didn't get too many responses. I'm considering applying for dual citizenship to open career opportunities in the EU and to hedge some of my future health care fears. Plus, I think it would be amazing to spend time abroad without worrying about visa restrictions. Tawcan responded that he … [Read more...] about Living Abroad Post FIRE – Visa Logistics and the Benefits of Dual Citizenship

The Poor Rich People I’ve Met on Wall Street

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Today's guest post is from Prosperly Way - a young investment banker who saves over 50% of their take home pay and shares financial wisdom on their blog, ProsperlyWay.com. Working as an analyst on Wall Street is a tough job. It takes a certain type of person to suck up the 80+ hour weeks, deal with the impossibly unpredictable late nights, and eat at your desk with a plastic fork 3 meals a day. I started my … [Read more...] about The Poor Rich People I’ve Met on Wall Street