#Personal finance learning

[financialliteracyandopportunity]

Wealthy people became wealthy because they have more:

- grit

- hunger

- systems

- persistence

- consistency

- accountability

…than the average person.

If the average person took note & implemented, they would become wealthy too.

This game is not luck.

This game is a science.

[unopenablebox]

important part of my relationship is that my girlfriend isn't subscribed to money stuff, so when we walk to work together i can just describe really good money stuff bits to them

[hershelwidget]

sorry i just went on an deep dive. it would cost like. 5 or so billion dollar for the octonauts to function. either inkling has pockets as deep as the ocean or there’s some highly illegal behind the scenes nonsense goin on here

[heireign]

when she was ten to eleven she squired unofficially for each of the members of her father's small council for a period of time, and this was done so she might gain an understanding of what is logistically necessary for the maintaining of the realm as is, and the value of and what work goes into each position.

[lezmooshie]

Tinkering with my personal website again

Above screenie is zoomed out to capture everything. Anyone wanna guess which blinkies I made? Also, the Twitter blinkie just takes you to my BSky lol (on purpose).

Several of the images were put together by me! I can teach pretty much anything in tech, this is just the stuff that I thought of.

I made the floppy-disk icons myself, with some help from wifey on getting the text to render as part of the SVGs!

[bitchesgetriches]

You Should Learn To Cook. Here’s Why.

The average American spends over $3,000 a year dining out—almost as much as they spend on groceries. Sadly, the bulk of that spending comes from young people. Millennials spend 44% of their food budget on dining out and ordering in.

There’s a lot of reasons why millennials spend more money dining out than other generations.

Keep reading.

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[wonder-worker]

every day I wish that Edward IV's Chamber records actually survived :/

[deanmarywinchester]

weeping and clawing at my stats textbook. someone beam me back to 2022 so I can tell myself sternly that if I want to acquire a hard skill it should be FINANCE. FINANCE !! nobody is ever going to hire me to do statistics and they frankly should not!!!!!!!!!!!

[girlivealwaysbean]

thank you tumblr for letting me opt in to the boop o meter

[financialliteracyandopportunity]

The longer you grind the more you realize: people look exactly like the choices they make everyday.

You can’t fake effort.

[clearcutcasualty]

Therapy costs (derogatory)

[klywrites]

sure we're all anti-capitalist around here but we live in a capitalist world and I see too many people sell themselves short because they think asking for money makes them bad/evil

[susiesa]

During my summer internship, I spent a lot of time with numbers—financial reports, market trends, forecasts.

But what surprised me most wasn’t the math.

It was the stories those numbers told: growth, loss, patterns, resilience.

Especially in media, where market movement often reflects something much deeper—culture, behavior, even emotion.

Finance is more human than I expected.

[themetaphorical]

The Fairgrounds of Financial Freedom: Your Ride to Success with Robinhood

Okay, picture this: You’ve just stepped into the fairgrounds, and the air smells like cotton candy, popcorn, and adventure. You’re so excited, your eyes are wide, your heart is racing, and you can’t wait to explore every corner, every ride, and every game. That’s how it feels when you realize that YOU have the power to take control of your financial future. 🎢💰 Imagine walking up to this massive…