Weekly Wisdom: Making Life Easier And Wealthier
Memes are thoughts and ideas that are spread through mass consciousness. And thoughts can turn into things.
Memes sound pretty modern, pretty techy. But, memes are nothing new. Since we discovered how to communicate with each other, we learned to spread opinions and ideas.
One consistent meme in mankind that life is hard. Another meme is that making and saving money is difficult.
I noticed that there are people who are spreading other memes. Life and wealth can be “hacked.” You can enter these old paradigms and shake things up a bit. I’d like to pass on some of the best examples of the life-and-wealth-is-easy meme in this edition of Weekly Wisdom.
A simple way of understanding wealth is through the Rich Dad/Poor DadESBI quadrant. Millionaire Acts explains it pretty simply in this post: Where Are You in the ESBI Quadrant?
Making life easy is just a matter of focusing on what you can control, according to Dumb Little Man.
Maybe life is easy, maybe it’s not. My Super-Charged Life says it doesn’t matter, stop procrastinating and start kicking butt.
Illuminated Mind suggests you decompartmentalize your life.
To enjoy the simplicity of life, take 24 moments of peace, Quantum Learning suggests.
Controlling your personal wealth may require you to start your own business. My Wife Quit Her Job gives you these tips on things you’ll need to do before you start your business. Check out Doughroller for an extended case study on how to market a small business.
Do you struggle with creating outlines? Check out Lifehacker for this tool to make outlining simple and easy. Money Stance offers a post on a free budget tracking tool.
What is your life worth? Evolution of Wealth gives you an inside look at how insurance companies value your life.
Mission statements can help you focus your life, or your business. Fiscal Fizzle offers these tips on creating a financial mission statement.
If you think that following the herd as an investor is easy… too easy, you’re right. Steadfast Finance says that herd mentality may be hardwired.
When you need some good news to reinforce that money-is-easy meme, head on over to the Good News Economist blog. Here’s his spin on the holiday sales numbers.
is one of my favorite financial books of all time. It's an allegory about a guy who has a terrible job, and how he overcomes challenges to achieve his dreams.
Thanks for making my blog as a reference.
You’re welcome. I enjoyed reading your blog and look forward to more!
Thanks for the link to my mission statement post!
It was a great post! You’re welcome for the inclusion.