by Rennie Gabriel | May 16, 2021 | Marketing tips, Rennie's Money Musings, Resources
What would you think of the following person: Fails high school math; avoids any math class in college (except the one he’s required to take to graduate), and then enters a field of work that is all about math? That person is me, ironic, right? This post should be a...
by Rennie Gabriel | May 9, 2021 | Marketing tips, Rennie's Money Musings, Resources
You’re aware of the fact we have both a conscious and subconscious mind, right? And you’re aware that the subconscious is more powerful than the conscious, right? Well, let’s talk about how that works in your life when it comes to how you handle money, your thoughts...
by Rennie Gabriel | Apr 18, 2021 | Marketing tips, Rennie's Money Musings, Resources
Recently I was having a conversation with someone I met in a financial workshop six years ago. She was talking about how she was improving her financial skills since we met at the same workshop back then, but she was still turned off when working on her budget. Her...
by Rennie Gabriel | Apr 4, 2021 | Marketing tips, Rennie's Money Musings, Resources
One of my favorite quotes from Warren Buffett is roughly this: “If you don’t learn to make money while you sleep, you will work for the rest of your life.” For many years I thought that there was a big difference between passive income and residual income. So I looked...
by Rennie Gabriel | Mar 21, 2021 | Marketing tips, Rennie's Money Musings, Resources
Recently I heard someone on one of my many networking meetings (or maybe it was a mastermind meeting) talk about the different people in our life. The analogy she used was directed to entrepreneurs and she spoke about the people we have in our right hand versus our...
by Rennie Gabriel | Mar 14, 2021 | Marketing tips, Rennie's Money Musings, Resources
Have you ever wondered how small or large your emergency funds should be? Well, it depends on your income. When I was starting over from broke at age 50 and earning $5000 per month, I was saving 10% of my income. It took me 10 months to save up the equivalent of one...