She blogs at The Centsible Life, a website devoted to the helping readers live the life of their dreams on a budget, and the winner of the Third Annual Plutus Award for Best Frugality-Focused Personal Finance Blog.
A couple weeks ago, on Tax Day, we held a FinCon/Plutus Awards meetup in Las Vegas. Many of the attendees were in town for NMX, so we decided to get together for some finger foods and drinks — paid for by PT (FinCon) and Harlan (Plutus Awards).
Ramit and I discussed what it takes to go from blogger to financial expert with millions of readers and students, from an unsuccessful informal class on a college campus to an online empire with revenue over $1 million.
You have to find your voice so that as a writer you stick out and never run out of topics to tackle. This leads to the most common statement that you’ll hear from anyone that gets into writing.
Join us this Wednesday on April 8th, 2015 at 2pm EST / 11am PST with special guest Michelle Schroeder-Gardner, founder of Making Sense Of Cents, freelancer extraordinaire, and rock climbing maven.
The first part of the organization’s long-term plan is the creation of the Plutus Foundation. The Plutus Foundation is a foundation for the independent financial media.
I started with a hobby with no expenses but my time and effort, and I turned that hobby into a business and cash-flow-producing asset that I sold in 2011 for an amount somewhere in the middle of seven figures.
