Visualizing Asset Class Performance Over the Past Decade (A Wealth of Common Sense) – A neat visual “quilt” that shows how different asset classes have performed over the past 10 years.

Magnitude Matters (Humble Dollar) – When making any financial decision, be sure that you’re spending the right amount of time and energy that makes sense for the amount of money you’re about to spend.

What is Life When It’s No Longer Defined by Work? (Reflections of a Millennial Doctor) – “When will I allow myself to say doctoring needs to be just a job and not my life – and when will I actually believe it?”

Good Enough is Pretty Great (Perpetual Money Machine) – Sometimes “good enough” – say, getting 90% of the way to complete happiness – can be pretty great.

The clean slate (Get Rich Slowly) – On the perks of simplification and the benefits of creating a “clean slate” for yourself.

Be careful what you consume (James Clear) – “How much time do you spend consuming information that you have no intention of taking action on or that you don’t care deeply about?”

Forget Happiness; Think Satisfaction (Ritholtz) – “Money is a tool, one that can buy you control, give you more time and creates options. We should not be surprised that (at least up to a point), more money leads to higher life satisfaction.”

The Investor’s Fallacy (Of Dollars and Data) – Perhaps the next 10 years for U.S. stocks won’t be as bad as many people think.

What I’ve Learned this Decade (My Money Chronicles) – Jason shares financial and life lessons he has learned over the past 10 years.  

Between Chaos and Peace (Accidental FIRE) – Reflections on finding balance between peace and chaos in life.

View Life as a Series of Seasons (Nathan Barry) – “Commit to your goal with everything you have—for a season.”

When Disaster Strikes (Financial Mechanic) – “Ultimately, the people we meet and experiences we have will leave more of a mark than the things that we buy.”

Bump Set Spike (Bone Fide Wealth) – What volleyball can teach us about finances and life.

Execute on the Boring Stuff (Living With Money) – Often, the most boring aspects of finance are the ones that move the needle the most.

To Curb Emotional Spending, You Need to Understand It (Brave Saver) – The best way to get a grip on emotional spending is to understand its underlying causes.

Financial Gravity (The Irrelevant Investor) – Looking at historical investment performance of stocks is largely dependent on when you define the “starting” point.

Pros and Cons of Being a Landlord (Fool) – Being a landlord can be an excellent way to build wealth, but be aware of the potential downsides before you decide to become one.

Surviving My First Year of Business (PT Money) – Philip Taylor shares his tough times he endured and the lessons he learned during his first year of working for himself.

About Those Wall Street Forecasts (Crossing Wall Street) – The track record of professional market forecasters is pretty awful.

Choose from good options and get started (Abnormal Returns) – “We can’t predict the future. All we can do is put in place resilient systems that will help us navigate life’s vicissitudes. Don’t let the minor details derail you from getting underway.”

Visualizing How Every Asset Class Performed in 2019 (Visual Capitalist) – Some neat charts that show how various asset classes performed during 2019.

What Should You Work On? (David Perell) – Oddly enough, appearing being productive is often a better strategy for career advancement than actually being productive.

Here’s How Much it May Cost to Retire in Each State (MarketWatch) – Some neat visuals and statistics that show how much it costs to retire in each U.S. state.

Curveball Clarity (The Belle Curve) – “In the end, we all wish for more time with our family and friends. Why not start living that life today, while there’s still time?”

Harry & Meghan’s Royal Guide to Financial Independence (Financial Pilgrimage) – Advice for Prince Harry and Duchess Meghan on how to achieve financial independence.

Insights from Tracking 3 Years of Spending (Cash For Tacos) – “If you want to be good with money, the key isn’t to find the best hacks to spend less money. The key is to be intentional with the money that you have.”

How Many Towels Do You Need? (Becoming Minimalist) – By asking yourself, “How many [insert some item] do I need?” you can greatly simplify your life.  

The Four Ancestral Wants: A Brief Dive into the Nature of Desire (More To That) – A fascinating look at the four things that everybody wants.

Budgets Don’t Work for Everyone – Try This System Instead (Bitches Get Riches) – An alternative approach to using a budget.

How the STEM Crisis is Threatening the Future of Work (Visual Capitalist) – An interesting look at how the lack of STEM graduates in the U.S. could impact the future of work.

Combatting Financial Mindlessness (Emily Guy Birken) – “It’s only with an open and compassionate understanding of context that we can truly understand what choices we have, why we make the ones we do, and how we can opt to make better ones.”

So I quit my job. (Miss Functional Money) – Miss Functional Money shares the reasons she quit her day job along with her plans for the future.

On Vocation, True Self, & The Inner Journey (Sloww) – Some wonderful takeaways from “Let Your Life Speak,” a book about how to find your life purpose.