Hey friends! Today I wanted to write a commentary piece about something I did a few months ago. Or rather, didn’t do – clean my apartment! Cleaning the apartment has always been one of my least favourite things to do. Vacuuming once in a while and throwing out the trash, I can handle. But cleaning… Continue reading I got my apartment professionally cleaned
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the myth of ownership
Hello and welcome back to the blog my friends 🙂 We’ve had a lot of guest posts recently so it’s been a while since I’ve personally penned a post. I’ve missed you guys! Today I wanted to share a small thought nugget that’s been bouncing around my brain recently – whether ownership is all it’s… Continue reading the myth of ownership
guest post: 5 ways to make your small business thrive
My little blog has been so blessed to have had several guest blog post requests over the past few months. Sharon reached out to me back in September to see if she could write a post about small businesses, and I’m so happy to be able to publish it here today. Small establishments dominate the… Continue reading guest post: 5 ways to make your small business thrive
does money buy happiness?
Hello friends, I hope you all have been having a great summer. You might notice a slight change to this website… … there are ads! I’ve officially been monetized! While this is a milestone for the blog, I did wonder for a moment if I should keep things ad-free and more minimalist, so any pop-ups… Continue reading does money buy happiness?
guest post: a student’s guide to keeping debt in check
Happy Friday, guys! I have the day off work, and the sunny weather we’ve been having lately makes me want to get outside rather than sit at my computer and type out a blog post. Luckily, this month we have another guest post, this time from Jesse Clark over at soulful-travel.com. She’s writing on student… Continue reading guest post: a student’s guide to keeping debt in check
the types of investment accounts i use
Hello, my friends. This month, I write to you from a COVID isolation hotel. I travelled to visit my grandparents, tested positive the next day, and had to quarantine. Luckily, the Ontario government has put aside some funding towards these isolation centres for those of us who don’t have the space to quarantine at home… Continue reading the types of investment accounts i use
getting your business debt-free with an eye to the future
This month we have another guest post, this time from Ted! I’ve been loving having guest posts on this blog, because it not only gives me some time to think up better content for when I do post, but also gives you guys a bit of a break from just my point of view. If… Continue reading getting your business debt-free with an eye to the future
out-of-office thoughts
I recently took a three-week vacation. I had some carry-over vacation from work in a use-it-or-lose-it type of situation, so I picked what I thought would be a slow season at the office and booked it off without making any plans. Some of my time was spent doing activities, but most were on self-reflection. Here… Continue reading out-of-office thoughts
Celebrating 1.5 years in therapy
On July 18, 2020, I sent the following email to a stranger whom I’d only met for an hour on video chat: “Confirming if we have an appointment at 11am today? Would you be able to send me the link to join?” Two minutes later, I got the response: “Hi Brielle, Yes, we have an… Continue reading Celebrating 1.5 years in therapy
How personal finance apps can help you
We have another guest post this month, from Cherie McLaughlin! Here is her bio: Like many of you, Cherie has seen all the social media posts promising to help you start your own business from the comfort of your couch. The catch? You have to pay for the golden ticket to couch-biz success, whether it’s… Continue reading How personal finance apps can help you