Category Archives for Financial Independence
Naval Ravikant’s How to Get Rich (without getting lucky) – Full Text
Naval Ravikant has written one of the most profound and succinct explanations of how to get rich ethically in the modern world that I have read. I have posted the full text of the Tweetstorm below. You can also find the original and follow Naval on Twitter at this link. Naval Ravikant’s How to Get […]
continue reading....Warren Buffet On The Importance Of Passive Income
“If you don’t find a way to make money while you sleep, you will work until you die.”~ Warren Buffet
continue reading....After The Emergency Fund, What’s Next? The Financial Buffer….
The Financial Buffer is the financial wall you build between yourself and economic insecurity. I want to stress that the financial buffer is not the same as an emergency fund. An emergency fund covers three to six months’ worth of living expenses. An emergency fund is just common sense and structuring your life so that […]
continue reading....Will Small Luxuries Make You Rich?
Here’s a counterintuitive approach to achieving financial independence. Indulge small luxuries. What do I mean by that? It’s simple. We all have the impulse to splurge sometimes–to buy something nice. To enjoy luxury. Rather than attempting to suppress that instinct completely, it is far better to indulge the urge on smaller, more affordable items rather […]
continue reading....To Achieve Serious Wealth You Need One Thing More Than Anything Else
Making money isn’t everything, but it helps in many areas of life. Like paying medical bills, having a nice home, paying for your kids’ college education, enjoying a nice vacation, or not experiencing financial stress in old age. There’s a funny thing. There are certain rules to money. And there is one rule that rules […]
continue reading....How To Start A Blog – And Why You Should
There are a lot of reasons to start a blog. You might start a blog: –As a side hustle to generate additional income. –As a public forum that helps you clarify your thoughts. –As a means to connect with like-minded people. –To learn how the internet works, how Google works, and the basics of digital […]
continue reading....Financial Freedom Quotes – Take Inspiration On Your Path To Financial Success With These Classic Sayings
Here at Mighty Investor, we read a lot of books about investing, money management, career optimization, and frugality. Along the way, we’ve picked up some pretty cool Financial Freedom quotes. We decided to compile them all in one place for you. I hope you find inspiration and new ways to look at the path to […]
continue reading....Car Credit – Don’t Be Like Those Human Batteries in The Matrix Movie….
Here’s a quick point for you ponder as you think through your savings and managing your finances. If you are financing your car, you can’t afford it. This is a real shocker for many Americans because 80-90 percent of new vehicles are financed these days. There are a ton of Americans out there loading up […]
continue reading....The One Year Marathon
Focus is crucial to achieving financial independence. If you are early in this game, I have a suggestion. Take a year and just go after it. See how much money you can save if you (and your family) make a point to focus intently on jumpstarting your finances. Turn it into a game.
continue reading....Gamify Your Financial Life
Gamification is all the rage in the startup world. Trying to get in shape? Gamify with FitBit and compete against your friends. When I first started this website, I gamified the early stages by turning the process of creating content for MightyInvestor.com into a personal challenge
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