Ok, so it’s been quite awhile since I last published anything here on the blog. I’m alive and well and my blog hasn’t gone off and died, I just took a nice long break while I’ve done a lot of thinking, simplifying and traveling.

In 2014, I plotted my escape from being an average 9-to-5, cubicle dwelling accountant, to living a more fulfilling life.

It's true. I saved $166,000 before I turned 30 and I plan to teach you all the tips and tools I used in this webinar.

In the webinar I cover how I manage my Monthly Budget, Cash Flow, Credit Score, Investing, Taxes and more.

I can’t remember at what age I started buying into the whole "bigger is better" philosophy and that acquiring more stuff was somehow the ultimate goal in life. Within the last couple years, but more recently that last several months, I’ve been focusing on simplifying major areas of my life to achieve more freedom to pursue things that are more important to me.

Accountants can be very smart when it comes to working on their company's or a client's accounting.  If you are dealing with financial statements all day then you ought to know that the balance sheet and income statement are crucial to understanding how a business is really doing. Well, it's no different for individuals either...

Over the past four years, collecting points and miles from credit card sign ups, dining out, and other small tasks I've accumulated nearly 1.5 million points and miles among various travel and credit card programs. In 2014, I earned nearly half a million points/miles alone and I hope I can top that figure this year. So far this year I've managed to earn 392,442 points and miles toward FREE travel.

Three months ago, I made the decision to sell my house. Well, I'm happy to say that it finally sold this month and I have voluntarily became a renter again. After nearly 7 years as a homeowner I learned some valuable lessons along the way and while it wasn't always ideal, it was good experience to have.