Why Do We Compare?

I’ve been wanting to write a book called “The Cost of Comparison and The Power Of Individuality” for almost a year. My internal deadline for big ideas and projects is around a year. So seeing as this timeline is approaching quickly I’m taking the next week, starting today, to continue writing on this topic. Today…

Invest Haiku

learning pays the best dividends – so why not start investing right now?

My Top 3 Tools To Start Training Your Money To Serve You

With recent reports from the Federal Reserve finding the average American household in $137,063 of debt, it’s clear that the common view and therefore treatment of finance is an area ripe for improvement. I think it’s important to identify the commonly forgotten principle that our views influence our actions. Because the common view of finance is as…

Registering to Vote

Today I registered to vote. Although I’ve been politically active in the past by attending multiple state conventions, local caucus meetings and interning at the Utah State Capitol for 4 years, registering to vote wasn’t something I was in a hurry to do. I was looking forward to it, however, it simply wasn’t an urgent matter….