Happy Mothers’ Day! Though some people call it a Hallmark holiday, I know my wife is excited, because today she doesn’t have to cook. Now for some great links from the past week:
- Trent at The Simple Dollar is offering his eBook Everything You Ever Really Needed to Know About Personal Finance on Just One Page for free;
- FiveCentNickel celebrates 4 years of providing great financial advice;
- PaidTwice states that we don’t believe in debt;
- Brett at The Art of Manliness shows us how to make the perfect martini;
- Jim at Bargaineering gives us 5 reasons to go paperless (you can use my foolproof file naming system to keep organized);
- Ali at Dumb Little Man offers 10 ways to stay on top of your work (she advocates a to-do list; so do I);
- Jonathan at Awake at the Wheel talks about the pros and cons of “modeling” yourself after successful people;
- Chasing the Bull has joined Twitter;
- Curmudgeon guest posted at Brip Blap that age is a state of mind;
- Flexo at Consumerism Commentary discusses the unownership society;
- Patrick at Cash Money Life equates alternative income with insurance;
- Ian’s Messy Desk tells us to take time to sharpen our tools.
Have a great day!
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