I was recently a guest on the The Daily Author podcast with Owen Sammarone, where they talk all things non-fiction books. The episode is #134: Jim Miller — Budgeting Doesn’t Have To Suck and in 28 minutes we cover a book marketing, my fractional CFO firm Astero Group and a little about how I got […]
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I’m pumped that you’re here to learn the only five things you need to know about personal finance! It’s true. There is so much personal finance information out there and so much of it is conflicting or, worse yet, bad. Take it from an actual accountant who wrote a best-selling book and has created a
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I was recently a guest on the Bookthinkers: Life Changing Books podcast with Nick Hutchison, the World’s #1 Personal Development Book Podcast. The episode is aptly named Jim Miller: Author of Budgeting Doesn’t Have to Suck and we cover a range of popular topics from food to exercise and yes, money too. This excerpt from
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I was recently a guest on the Don’t Retire… Graduate podcast with host Eric Brotman. The episode is called “Budgeting Debunked: No-Stress Budgeting for Young Adults” with Jim Miller on Don’t Retire… Graduate. Eric D. Brotman, CFP®, AEP®, CPWA® is Chief Executive Officer of BFG Financial Advisors, an independent firm assisting clients with wealth creation, preservation, and
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Earlier this month, I was a guest on the Main St. Finance podcast with host Alex. The episode is called “Budgeting from Zero” with Jim Miller on Main St. Finance. Alex’s audience and show are focused on budgeting and saving money. While my work focuses more on growth and improvement, it was a great opportunity
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Young entrepreneurs typically have a better understanding of money than most young people. The reason is that they are forced to manage cash flow at the risk of their entire dream and, very often, see money as a gateway to future benefits, rather than a means to acquiring superfluous items now. This personality trait is
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#5 – I buy what I want when I want it. “I don’t want to be restricted. I live by the “I see, I want, I buy” budget.” Reality – This quote came to me from a successful blogger. Of course it made me laugh, but it also made me want to drill deeper into
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Learning how to budget is easier than ever. With the personal finance technology that has come out in the past few years, it takes less time to budget than it does to not have a budget and figure out where your money went. The days of reconciling transactions and looking over bank statements are over
Some people think budgeting is a chore for people who don’t have much money. This is completely wrong. Budgeting is for people who want to achieve their financial goals, whether wealthy or struggling. In fact, people with the most money are notoriously the most prolific budgeters. Budgeting is the process of setting up a plan
Most personal finance books are like fad diets. They fail because they’re not specifically tailored to what we want and need in the first place. Much like New Year’s resolutions, they’re great at motivating us temporarily, but temporary change is not change. With the mounds of personal finance books that people read each year, we
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