I finish law school and marry that girl. Now we start to see some personal story life moments relevant to finance. We have enormous Student loan debt, over $200,000, but we both land decent jobs. My blood is so working class that this is what I think I look like in a suit; I once … Continue reading Part 2; Electric Boogaloo

Having a child means when you take a hit like we did, you just have to keep plugging along. There is no real time to wallow in the mire. My new job, in Prosecution this time, was rewarding but stressful. The wife worked for the same employer, she had just transferred locations. This time around … Continue reading Part 3; AutoPilot

The big problem with accumulating more and more wealth is what I like to call Bourgeoisie Creep. Much like an ever present weed it must be hacked back down to its roots by the Vigilance of Frugalitas. It is so easy to get used to spending money. Just remember that given enough focus, one can overcome … Continue reading Part 4; Bourgeoisie Creep