Weekly Wisdom: How To Be A Rock Star And Other Financial Insights
Personal Financial Freedom doesn’t have to be all about skimping on food and skipping baths (not recommended) to save money. It can be about learning how to be a rock star, or finding resources for passive income. It’s also about getting advice on the future financial picture out there: recovery, recession, depression?
Those are just some of the tidbits of info I found during my scouring of the web to find articles and posts that can help us become financially free.
Here’s this week’s collection:
From Steadfast Finances, here’s How to Spot An Investment Bubble.
If you’re interested in saving a few bucks at the grocery store, Bargaineering offers this bit of Supermarket Psychology.
Yikes! Calculated Risk blog has its take on the recovery (or lack, thereof) in an incredibly illustrated post: Growth Forecasts After The Great Recession.
Over at I Hope To Retire Someday, a great financial blog, Planning and Apollo 11 get some much-deserved props.
CopyBlogger tells us about people who should Shut the **** Up.
Ramit Sethi adds an interview on the Five Myths About Personal Finance at his blog over at I Will Teach You To Be Rich.
A little off the track, but Illuminated Mind teaches us about the Death of Becoming Something.
Here are 20 Resources for Passive Income from Life Optimizer.
Wallet Pop offers advice on how to be rich, have long hair, and be beautiful, or: So You Wanna Be a Rock Star Here Are the New Rules.
Seeking Alpha posted a video: Jeff Bezos: Lessons From An Incredible Entrepreneur.
How High Can The S&P Go, Adam asks at the INO Market Club blog. (You can also go to INO, or review their trading tools.)
Related posts:
- Investing Advice From Real Rock Stars
- Weekly Wisdom: Personal Economic Recovery
- Weekly Wisdom: Autumn Begins, Financial Wisdom Continues
- Weekly Wisdom: Financial Freedom is One Post Away
- Weekly Wisdom: Money Making Made Easy (And Smart)
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