The Jesse Mecham Show

Why do we have people only budget what they have? Even in the surest of sure employment situations?

A plea for blind trusts for the everyman.

Everyone has a cabin. Shouldn't I? And other silly questions that are hard to answer.

A mini-report one one of my New Year's resolutions, and what I've learned being blindly obedient.

What's the purpose of that fridge? Knife? Car? Bike? Boat? House? A stroll and ramble through this question of joy and material things.

An interview with Ms. Frugalwoods. (I LOVED this book!)

Which items have you purchased that have created buyer's remorselessness.

Sometimes you just have to let it go.

Just don't walk past zero into debt. Get comfortable with zero.

The biggest news we've ever shared.

Stop optimizing and be content with pace.

What you learn from the junior partner in "The Greatest Showman"

A little story about a man and his boat. And an investment banker.

A little experiment to amass a lot of money.

How you define means makes all the difference.

The biggest non-negotiable expense ever. And you're probably ignoring it.

Amazing what a little perspective shift gives you. Where do you get your perspective shifted?

A call to get organized, simplify, and reduce the financial cruft in your life.

Inspired by my favorite personal finance book, "The Richest Man in Babylon"

That's right. If you're average (and you are), then you have a spending problem--not an income problem.