Posts by richandregular
The “Overemployed”: working two full time remote jobs
Every few years, it seems some new and emerging trend leaves us bewildered. Years ago, it was the tiny house movement; the act of drastically downsizing your home in an effort to lower your cost of living and impact on the environment. Then, it was digital nomad-life; the act of living on the go and…
Read MoreWhy we wrote Cashing Out, our first book
Pre-order Cashing Out today
Read Morerich & REGULAR on Love and Marriage Huntsville
couples who haven’t built healthy routines find themselves wrestling with the financial problem they need to solve and rusty communication skills.Â
Read MoreMoney on The Table, Season 2 overview
Our plan was…to make people who wouldn’t typically click on financial content think twice about ignoring it.
Read MoreAnnouncement: Our partnership with Success magazine
We’re thrilled about this partnership. Here’s what it means for us…
Read MoreUpdate on our blog, book and business
“we’ve been planting seeds in fertile soil over the last two years and its starting to bear fruit— big fruit.”
Read MoreConversations with A Purple Life | Retiring at 30
her blog is beautiful, hilarious, cringeworthy, snarky and hauntingly familiar. It’s financial umami
Read MoreExploring the future, meditation and intermittent fasting
…here are 3 topics we’ve been digging into over the summer
Read MoreRevisiting our financial plan
There’s been a lot to consider recently…
Read MoreIntroducing Money on the Table
Most people hate talking about money but we’re not most people
Read MoreEmbracing Conflict- my talk at the EconoME conference
“to become the person you want to be, you may need to disappoint the very people you’ve surrounded yourself with”
Read More3 reasons we’re writing a book
“When someone buys a book, they’re sending a signal that they are ready to change their life.”
Read More2019 in review
We don’t take it lightly how fortunate we are
Read More5 lessons 2019 taught us
in as few letters and words as possible…2019 was dope AF
Read MoreI sold my integrity in San Diego
Friction is a necessary cost of progress
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