Investing shouldn't be like having a second job. And the easiest way to invest is also one of the most effective – buying things that you can own for a very, very long time so that your investments do the heavy lifting while you focus on more important things.

If you want to be a better investor & feel a lot better in the process, check your investment accounts A LOT less often.

Pay yourself first! This post walks through how automating bite-sized contributions will help you max out your IRA. Small steps today = more freedom tomorrow.

What if you could grow your investments faster—without taking on extra risk? This post looks at how bite-sized increases to ongoing contributions can grow almost as fast as a more aggressive—and more volatile—investment mix.

Dialing in the tiny details feels productive, but it won’t make up for skipping the basics. Want better results in fitness, finances, or creativity? Stick to the big stuff that actually works and don't sweat the rest.

Learn how saving just $7,000 a year—in the easiest way possible—can grow into $1 million over time. This post breaks down how saving and investing—even a small amount—can give you more financial freedom, letting you choose how and when you work (even if you don't want to retire).