Tag: beyond debt free

• Month End: April Snapshot

  With the savings account replenished, we can aggressively attack the car. Whether you use the debt snowball, debt avalanche or debt barrage, you will see how drastically your debt decreases when you take the minimum payment and combine it with all the previous loan payments and any additional money you can throw at the debt. […]

  jamesmachawk

  April 30, 2022

  Debt Free Me

  American Exceptionalism, assets create income, beyond debt free, dave ramseyish, debt avalanche, debt barrage, debt snowball, iron sharpens iron, james & james podcast, life beyond debt, live life, multiple streams of income, nick miliano, one debt a time, podcast, think different, what drives you

• Month End: September Snapshot

  Since 2019, I have more actively started listening and watching podcasts. It is a form of free expression, and after watching the same guests on multiple podcasts with multiple hosts, I’ve found a format that I enjoy listening to the most. I love the long form conversation podcast. It’s informal and it’s natural. I do […]

  jamesmachawk

  September 30, 2021

  Debt Free Me

  bert kreischer, beyond debt free, children's children, debt free, failed businesses, iron sharpens iron, kool-aid, legacy, live different, long form conversation, podcast, self-lending, think different, tom seguara

• Month End: August Snapshot

  My in-laws decided to sell their existing home and buy a new home and move into our subdivision. With the help of my nephew Jarvaris and Bob’s childhood friend Dennis we were able to move them into their new house. For me it feels like 2021 is a sequel to 2020 due to similar events […]

  jamesmachawk

  August 31, 2021

  Debt Free Me

  beyond debt free, debt free, evie james, grieve your loss, honest pain, iron sharpens iron, life, life beyond debt, new home, parenting, self-mastery, Shi Heng Yi, think different

• Month End: March Snapshot

  This month I begin our march toward being debt free except the house with my last two remaining debts. The one mountain which we are climbing first is my student loan with Navient. Despite paying off $2,987.60 up to this point, it feels like this particular debt is enormous. I’ll explain in a future post. […]

  jamesmachawk

  March 31, 2021

  Debt Free Me

  beyond debt free, Death, death comes for us all, debt free, hard choices, iron sharpens iron, Jordan Peterson, life matters, navient, sasha, student debt free, think different