The key is to change the way you think and your behavior. Start with practicing the virtues of Benjamin Franklin and apply them to your finances. Wealth Virtues will help you do this.
Wealth Virtues Journal: January 11, 2012
Wealth Virtues Journal: August 2, 2011
Slowing Your Spending is Not the Same as Cutting Your Spending
Why, once again, running your business or personal finances like the government will make you ultimately dependent on a government that is slowly going broke.
Wealth Virtues Journal: July 26, 2011
Wealth Virtues Journal: October 19, 2010
Women, Money, and Virtues: The New American Revolution
As a father of three wonderful, strong, intelligent daughters, the husband of a fiscally savvy woman, and the brother of a woman who started a multi-million dollar business from nothing, I can honestly say that I was influenced dramatically in the writing of WEALTH VIRTUES by seeing what my sister did, benefiting from what my wife does, and hoping for what my daughters will achieve.
Wealth Virtues Journal: May 27, 2010
Frugality Does Not Mean Doing Without
People often think that frugality means “doing without” and to deny the pleasurable things in life. Rather we need to look at it as a means of appreciating what we have, and to make the best use of our resources to accomplish goals we set for ourselves.
Wealth Virtues Journal: May 26, 2010
CLEANLINESS: How Franklin’s 10th Virtue Helps to “Change” Your Financial Future
I use Franklin’s virtue of Cleanliness to make a point of how the practice of such virtues can lead to small gains. Small gains compounded lead to – larger gains.












