Still Crazy After All These Years

by Matt on December 14, 2009

It’s been over 3 years now that we’ve been blog­ging about per­sonal finance, though we did take a year and a half off and have switched domain names all together, yet we’re still learn­ing. We’re still mak­ing mis­takes. We’re still grow­ing together finan­cially as a cou­ple and as individuals.

Per­sonal finance isn’t some­thing that you just get. It’s some­thing that takes prac­tice. The dif­fer­ence between then and now, is that when we make a mis­take — we catch it more quickly and can more eas­ily recover — instead of dig­ging our­selves into a finan­cial hole.

When we look back on the past year finan­cially we can def­i­nitely see some mis­takes, but we see more good than bad and that has changed dra­mat­i­cally since April of 2006 when we first decided to pull our­selves up and get going in the right direction.

Our finan­cial process has changed dra­mat­i­cally. We’ve gone from no bud­get to a com­pli­cated bud­get. From that com­pli­cated bud­get to some­thing much more sim­plis­tic. It’s an evo­lu­tion­ary process that will set­tle down at some point, but for now we’re still a lit­tle crazy.

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