Another day, another dollar. That’s been the theme of the week. Just trying to stay focused and get stuff done and make a few bucks. It’s been almost exactly one year since becoming entirely self-employed, and it’s been an interesting journey. I did some things right, but did a lot of things wrong. That’s why 2011 is the year to really make things happen. I think I’ve learned what works and what doesn’t, what habits I need to break, and what I need to do in order to really move forward.
So, on that note let’s kick it off with a bunch of great links for the weekend. These are helpful reads that will kick your own productivity into gear and make 2011 a great year.
How to lose weight in 2011 – This was one of my “resolutions” this year as well, and as expected, it never goes quite as smoothly as you’d expect. But, progress is being made and even a few pounds lighter so far this year is better than nothing.
Stocks with 5% Dividend Yield – Dividend stocks are great if you’re investing for the long haul, which is why I spent much of the last year or two buying up dividend stocks while everybody was fleeing the markets. I’m up over 100% with a few picks, and they continue to churn out decent dividends on top of that. I’ll take it!
Quit Making Excuses and Start Making Opportunity – There are two kinds of people in this world. Those who do, and those who whine. It’s up to you. You can sit around whining about your luck, your situation, or your life and never get anywhere, or you can get to work and make something happen for yourself.
Seek Debt Assistance or Deal with Your Own Debt? – If you’re under a lot of debt it can be overwhelming. That’s when seeking the help from the outside can help. But it isn’t for everyone. Here’s how to decide what’s right for you.
10 Credit Card Rental Car Insurance Surprises – When you rent a car you’ll inevitably be asked whether or not you want to buy their rental insurance. So, should you? Here’s what you need to know.
Why Low Interest Rates Are A Good Thing – Are low interest rates good? Obviously, on a credit card or mortgage they are, but what about the low interest rate environment as a whole?
10 Creative Ways States and Cities are Plugging Leaks in Their Budgets – The whole world is in a bit of a cash crunch these days, but states and local municipalities are taking it really hard. Here are some very creative ways some locations are plugging the budgets in their leaks.
Credit Sesame: Free Credit Scores & Debt Management – There’s a new debt management tool out there called Credit Sesame. What is it and how does it work? Lazy Man has the answers.
The Top 15 Cheapest New Cars of 2011 – Looking to buy a car this year? Well, if saving money is your goal, here are 15 of the cheapest new cars of the year.
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