In a perfect world, we would take our financial mistakes in the past, learn from them, and be better off in the future.  Nice and simple.

As you’re aware, we don’t live in a perfect world. Continue reading →

If you’re a fan of the NFL, you’ve been LOVING the last few weekends of playoff football.  We’ve seen some truly wild games and upsets.  One of the best, if not THE best, story in the league right now is the amazing stretch the Tennessee Titans are currently riding. Continue reading →

I started off wanting to write a big, profound piece about what happened in my life over the past 365 days, but slowly realized that 2019 wasn’t a terribly profound year.  I realized that I could describe 2019 in just a few words: focus, progress, selfish (in a good way).

Having said that, there were a few things from this year that I wanted to reflect on from 2019.

I’ll break down the year that was into two different sections: Professional and Personal Continue reading →

I didn’t like The Irishman.

A LOT of people LOVED The Irishman.

Both of those things are okay and can coexist. Continue reading →

If you have a smartphone, and you’re a Millennial like me, chances are that you have an account on Instagram.  The photo/video sharing app has millions upon millions of users, and they’ve recently dropped some BIG news:

They’re going to start hiding likes and views on posts. Continue reading →