A Portfolio to Consider – Part II: Asset Allocation

Off the top – I’m going to be sharing my personal Asset Allocation with the world and with that comes some disclaimers and important notes. First I’m just some random dude on the internet, treat my opinions as such, opinions. Anything expressed here should not be considered financial, tax, investment, fitness, health, or career advice. I’m not a licensed financial advisor, tax professional, legal, health, or career expert but I am passionate about Health, Wealth, and Career advancement and have

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The Rate of Return Paradox

Just a quick post to double click on Rates of Returns before we get into Asset Allocations. As individuals we can invest our excess income inflows into real estate, stocks, ETFs, bonds, art, and other asset classes, but the main objective is to be committed and consistent with our investments to allow the power of compounding to grow our wealth over time. For a refresher on the power of Compound Interest please refer back to my previous post: Run Personal

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5 Wonderful Things about Early Retirement

This was a particularly difficult post to compose, not because it was hard to find 5 wonderful things about retiring early but rather limiting it to only 5. I hope this post helps incite your internal motivations to double down and chase FIRE! Time Freedom Improved sleep Genuine Mindfulness. Without the stresses of work your mind does really focus on the moment. Whether you’re cooking, reading, walking the dog, driving, visiting your loved ones, or crafting a blog post. Without

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Run Personal Finances like a Business

In a an environment of capitalism, businesses are owned by the people. Where business decisions are made by the owners to provide both benefit to its customers and to the growth, sustainability, and profitability of the business itself. After managing deca-million dollar per annum team budgets in my professional career I’ve come to the realization that personal finances aren’t a whole lot different than those of a corporation. So here’s the case why we should run our personal finances like

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