Spending & Saving

Ah, the capsule wardrobe: Where Marie Kondo meets Tan France in a minimalist, structured shirt-jacket dream. As someone who feels inexplicable anxiety from having a surplus of random shit, I’ve always been drawn to the “less is more” mentality. Less to keep track of, fewer things to have to clean regularly… I even had weird […]

“I work for my parents and they gave me a fat raise!” Just kidding. But wouldn’t that be funny? But luckily for you (and maybe unluckily for me), this isn’t an article on CNBC – so there’s no nepotism at play here. And truthfully, the intent of this article isn’t to provide some presumably magic pathway […]

Before we get into the meat of today’s post, there are two things that I feel like I need to address explicitly: Sometimes the phrase “lower income” can carry negative connotations because it’s (sometimes) used pejoratively. Today, know that the classification of “lower income” is being driven by this Department of Housing chart, as seen […]

Everyone has those “thinkers” who they follow for life advice – mine happens to be a cliché tech bro guru by the name of Tim Ferriss. Ferriss inspires me, and for more than just his cutthroat ability to charge $43,000 per podcast ad to his media sponsors (legend). His “human guinea pig” approach to life makes […]