Inflation is sticky. Who knows how long it’ll stick around.

The problem with it is the rising cost of.. well, everything.  

Have you ever dreamt of being a solopreneur but felt like it’s too late?

I’m a solopreneur wannabe dad with a full-time job. Chances are, you had that dream, or perhaps thinking about being one.

We're told that financial freedom promises a life less ordinary - but for a dad like me - for now, it's childcare drop-offs and bedtime stories squeezed between content writeups, business and work.

It's a b*tch, but you gotta do it: Your first $100K is the toughest to earn — but most crucial for building wealth.

It’s an old question.. But, I think the short answer is yes. But the logical answer is always a longer one.

Waiting is a painful thing to do.

If you've saved money in your savings account, you'd know that especially in the past years, it doesn't do much, what's worse is waiting for money to grow in your bank account is quite a counterproductive thing to do.

How then, do we get out of this puzzle of wanting to make our money grow without taking too much risk, especially when you're at the starting line, until you get more comfortable?

If you're reading this, chances are you're aiming for significant financial growth. For the longest time, I couldn't grasp why money seemed so elusive, slipping through our fingers almost constantly.

That changed for me recently, and I almost didn't realize it.

When we think about luck, we often associate it with fortune. So the opposite of luck, by that association, is misfortune.

I disagree..

There are 3 currencies that affects each and every one of us, regardless of our background or expertise in finance. No, I'm not diving into the intricacies of the American Dollar, British Pounds, or Chinese Yuan. I'm here to discuss something much closer to our everyday lives – the Three Currencies of Life. You might have heard about these in various forms, but I believe they are the most succinct way to summarize what truly matters in our journey through life:

In today's consumer-driven world, it's easy to equate affluence with opulence. The idea of flaunting expensive possessions like luxury cars, designer clothing, and extravagant jewelry often appears to be the symbol of success. However, there's another, quieter dimension to wealth that often goes unnoticed—an aspect I like to call "silent wealth.”