You can afford anything, but not everything. We make daily decisions about how to spend money, time,
#103: On today’s show, I'm sharing this random smattering of lessons on money and life.⠀ ⠀ 1) Simpli
#102: This week, I'm back to answering questions posed by listeners of the podcast. An anonymous lis
#101: Robin Dreeke is former head of the FBI’s Counterintelligence Behavioral Analysis Program. His
#100: Over a year-and-a-half and two million plus downloads later, the Afford Anything podcast has h
#99: Thirteen years ago, Joshua Dorkin's friends teased him about starting a website that seemed to
#98: How much money should you invest in a side hustle or side business? How do you know if your sid
There are more heroes than villains in this world. We have seen a tremendous outpouring of love and
#97: How can you be awesome at your job? That's the question that today's guest, Pete Mockaitis, and
#96: Today I tackle 4 real estate questions that come from the listeners. Chris, age 25, says: Over
#95: J. David Stein used to manage billions of dollars. He retired at age 46. Now that he's retired,
#94: Early retirement? Yes please. This week, I answer questions from the audience community around
#93: Do you enjoy spending time alone? Does your inner monologue chatter constantly? When you were a
#92: If you're interested in real estate investing, and if you've wondered how to assemble an all-st
#91: Grow the gap between your income and your expenses: How to tackle the 4 biggest expenses in the
#90: Curious about real estate investing? I'm rocking the microphone solo on today's episode, tackli
#89: Imagine you’re financially secure. You have enough money to support yourself, your family and p
#88: Former financial planner Joe Saul-Sehy and I answer 4 questions from the Afford Anything commun
#87: A week and a half ago, I flew to Portland for the World Domination Summit -- a conference with
#86: The real estate questions keep coming in, so today I’m answering questions from three Afford An
#85: Like many people, Nick Loper used to work a full-time job that didn't excite him. Unlike most
