Personal Productivity Training

How I Run My Home-Based Business

08.25.2010 by Bob 29 comments

One of the more frequently asked questions I get is, “how do you run your business?” People are often curious what tools, tricks, processes I use to do what I do. So if you work from home maybe this will be helpful, or maybe you have some great ideas for me and the other readers that you can share in the comments below…

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How to Make Time to Deal With Your Finances

08.13.2010 by Craig Ford 5 comments

One of the common complaints of the non-financially sound is that there simply isn’t enough time to keep up with finances. It is true that none of us want to spend our whole life working as an accountant for our own personal finances. Instead, we would rather get out and live life.However, statements like “I don’t…

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20 Android Budgeting & Personal Finance Programs

08.02.2010 by Bob 6 comments

As an Android user I am still pretty frustrated that there are so many more and better apps for the iPhone than for Android phones. Hopefully more developers will get going for Android, but it is what it is, so we should just all get over it – right? Anyway, John recently wrote about 5 personal finance iPhone apps that he enjoyed, and I decided to put together a post with some budgeting and financial apps for Android…

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Frugal Home Repairs: Do It Yourself Or Call A Professional?

07.30.2010 by Craig Ford 7 comments

One of the unfortunate realities about home ownership is that things in the house break down. Sometimes the house itself needs repaired. If you are a first time homeowner you must be prepared to reach for the pocketbook when things break. Home owners are constantly reminded of the importance of an emergency…

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Are You a Tigger, an Eeyore, or a Pooh?

07.21.2010 by Joe Plemon 17 comments

Winnie Pooh creator A. A. Milne had great insights into human behavior, as demonstrated in his characters Tigger, Eeyore, and Winnie the Pooh. We all know real life Tiggers, Eeyores and Poohs. In fact, most of us can see some of these three in our own lives. Because our personalities often determine how we…

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No Excuses | Book Review

07.17.2010 by Guest 7 comments

Pause for a second and ask yourself two questions: Are you satisfied with where you’re at in life? Do you think you could be doing more in your work and personal life? If so, the book No Excuses!: The Power of Self-Discipline will show you how self-discipline can get you there. This book by Brian Tracy addresses…

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The Transition: Winning the 4th Quarter of Life | Book Review

07.03.2010 by Guest 0 comments

The Transition: Winning the 4th Quarter of Life, written by Dennis Niewoehner, serves as a guide for the Baby Boomers that are getting ready to retire. It teaches from the experience of Mr. Niewoehner who has dealt with both financial and personal successes and challenges as he has entered into the 4th quarter…

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Public Transportation | Saving Money & Other Benefits

06.11.2010 by Jason Price 7 comments

As a public transportation commutor now for 3 years I’ve come to realize there are all sorts of benefits of taking the bus or train to work each each day. Not only can you save money, you can reclaim time to yourself and avoid stresses of traffic in big or small metropolitan areas…

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