***** DISCLAIMER *****
If you have questions or comments, please toot me or drop a DM.

I'm not a professional - I'm just a guy. Don't act based solely on my posts - research, think, and act for yourself.

Your life — begins with YOU.

INSPIRATION
This blog’s name was inspired by John Pugliano’s website and podcast. The podcast is easy to listen to … no advertising, splashy music, or Cramer‑esque hyperbole. We differ on our investing approaches, but share a common belief that adults are responsible to provide for themselves, their families, and their community.

After reading my blog, please visit John’s webpage at wealthsteading.com, subscribe to his podcast, and leave a review on iTunes.

HOW THIS BLOG IS DIFFERENT
The actual purpose of this blog is to capture and arrange my evolving financial management thoughts.

I can't sell annuities, stocks, life insurance, MLM products, or get into your pocket in any way.

DURATION / LONGEVITY
I have a long series of posts already sketched out but not written. I'll continue posting one article per week, probably on Friday afternoons until … the posts are written.

When I’m done, perhaps I'll keep blogging, or not. It depends on the world finds my messages worthy of their consideration.

I'll eventually update my existing but empty blog, wealthsteadingskills.com, making the blog’s continent easier to access than a series of toots.

Perhaps you're like me, forty‑something — or older. Your kids – if you have any, are out of the house. Maybe not. You suddenly have excess cash and no information on whether to invest it in a the stock market or save in under-performing savings accounts.

If any of these describes you, please send a DM telling me what you're up against. Let's chat about it. It's certain others have the same or similar difficulties.

We can work it out. Together.

WHO YOU ARE
I suspect you're looking to have a money talk with an impartial third‑party. You're looking for practical ideas, not MLM opportunities, insurance quotes, or other scammy sales pitches.

If you're an older twenty‑something or thirty‑something, you probably have more student loans or credit card debt than you'd like and may be ashamed to discuss it with people I'm your life.