The other day I came across this brilliant quote for the very first time. I read it over a few times and thought about how I could use it in my everyday life.

Always say ‘yes’ to the present moment. What could be more futile,

A few months ago I started a financial independence retire early interview series where I interview Canadians who are either financially independent, retired early, or close to these key financial milestones. The reason for the series is to bring more Canadian perspective as I feel …

It’s hard to believe that July is over and August is already upon us. Time sure passes by when you are having fun!

For the first half of July, Mrs. T, the kids, and I were busy tending our backyard garden. It felt really good …

Mrs. T, Baby T.1.0, Baby T2.0, and I are spending a month in Denmark visiting family and friends. This is my 7th time visiting Denmark and the country is feeling like a second home to me.

When we started looking for flights to Denmark, we …

We are a single income family where we allocate my full-time salary into the different budget categories. For our side hustles, we save everything that we earn (after taxes) into our financial freedom account (FFA) and use that money toward buying appreciating assets. Since we …