There are Conformists, and there are Rebels. The Conformist Majority says: “I have a 30-year mortgage, a 20-year second mortgage, a 10-year student loan and a 5-year car loan.”…
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The Tools I Use in My Quest for Peak Productivity
It’s 6:30 a.m., and I’m watching the sunrise over downtown Las Vegas. The streets are empty. The last revelers have disappeared from the sidewalks and rooftops they occupied a…
The Essential 4-Step Guide to Escaping the Ordinary
You want to escape the ordinary … But you also want a practical plan. You’re as pragmatic as you are adventurous. You’re a rebel with a retirement plan….
Maybe you don’t need to figure out what’s wrong
A few months ago, I interviewed a behavioral economist named Dr. Stephen Wendel on my podcast. He suggested an idea that’s so crazy it might work. We were discussing…
“I Want to Create Passive Income, But I Don’t Know Where to Start” — Part I
Imagine this: You hop on a flight to Brazil or Costa Rica or Thailand. You spend a month reveling in the sand and surf. You taste new foods. You…
Um, yeah – so what’s happening with the real estate market in 2020?
The economy is tanking; unemployment claims have topped 30 million. So what’s happening with the housing market? To wrap our minds around this rapidly-changing housing market, let’s break this…
#224: The Science of Rapid Learning, with Scott Young, author of Ultralearning
Today on the show we feature Scott Young, author of Wall Street Journal best-selling book Ultralearning. Scott finished a 4-year MIT computer science curriculum in one year, learned how…
#126: Ask Paula – Should I Buy a Beachfront Rental Property?
It’s time to answer real estate investing questions! Tom asks: “We’re thinking about buying a duplex on a beach in a popular vacation destination in Florida. If the property…
The Simple Habits That Make You Feel Invincible
How many days have you felt like this? You toss and turn all night. Wake up groggy. Curse at the alarm. You stumble through a morning fog. You’re drowsy,…
The Incredible Power of the 1% Margin for Improvement
Another month is over. Your bills have arrived. You settle down on the couch, scanning through your statements. Sheesh. It happened. You’ve spent more money than you intended. Again….
