Welcome to Fitnancials. A blog about achieving financial freedom and growing your online business.
One of the best investments I’ve ever made for my business is picking up a book by one of my favorite authors, Jen Sincero (#5 on this list). Little did I know, your money mindset plays a huge role in how much money a business can make. I had no idea that one book that cost $10 would help me… Read More
Building your resume should start as early as possible, so why not start while in grade school? There are so many ways for teens to make money. Not only that, there are tons of jobs out there that can be a great addition to their resume. Not only will these jobs help build important life skills, you’ll also get the… Read More
Today, I have a unique and exciting interview for those of you interested in working from home. Out of all of the work from home opportunities I’ve talked about on my blog, I think this one is by far my favorite. It’s so different than what anyone else is doing out there, which means there’s a lot of opportunities available… Read More
Today I have an amazing Q&A to share with you all from a new friend, Bria, from Finessing Finances. She’s currently teaching English at a private academy in Gyeongju, South Korea. She also blogs about personal finance, budget travel, and lifestyle for millennials. In today’s interview, she’s going to share what an English teacher does on a daily basis, how to… Read More
Just like any business, there are costs to keep my business running, growing, and generating profit. Below are all of my blogging expenses and a price breakdown of each expense. 🙂 Actionable Advice: Before we begin, take action now and download the free How To Start A Profitable Blog PDF and learn how to monetize your blog from the beginning, how… Read More
Today’s post is by Russell from Stock Millionaires. Before we were full-time bloggers, my wife and I made money from stock trading online. We were moderately successful quite quickly, and we used some of the profits to pay down some of our student loan debt. We have continued to trade stocks on a part-time basis for the last few years… Read More
