Podcast appearances and mentions of luke landes

What does it take to turn your hobby into a successful business? Luke Landes started a website to hold himself financially accountable and it turned into a thriving business. Luke has been blogging and writing for the internet since the early 1990s and has been building online communities since 1991. In 2003, he started [...] The post How To Turn A Hobby Into A Successful Business Interview with Luke Landes appeared first on Small Business Advice Help For Startups and Entrepreneurs.

This episode is about three concepts that I've found helpful for managing money. These concepts are about the big-picture when it comes to money, rather than the details. They express the mindset for achieving financial independence. Here is a summary of the ideas discussed: Be Your Own CFO: managing your own money as you would manage the finance of a business. Be Investment-Oriented, Not Consumption-Oriented Be A Passive Investor.  Show Notes: How to Be the CFO of Your Own Life by Luke Landes  How to Become CFO of Your Life by JD Roth  E219 How To Do A Monthly Financial Review The Millionaire Next Door by Thomas Stanley  E155: Review of A Random Walk Down Wall Street by Burton Malkiel Please note: I'm not a financial advisor and your money is your responsibility. 

Today on the show we have, whom I think is a true leader in the financial education space. He is one of the first personal finance bloggers to really take the stage in a big way in the early 2000's before financial blogging was really a thing. Similar to J.D Roth who has been on the show, who is the founder of Get Rich Slowly, a very popular personal finance site. We have on the show today H. Luke Landes, or Luke. He's the founder of Consumerism Commentary, you may have heard of it, one of the first independent personal finance blogs. And on it, Luke held himself accountable for his own financial decisions. He had quite a journey to financial independence. The website became one of the most popular to provide basic financial guidance to, particularly young people, focusing on education, awareness, and decision making. Luke also had an accompanying podcast on which he's interviewed me several times and so I'm happy now to have him on my show and put him in the hot seat. Luke is also the founder of the Plutus Awards, a way to highlight independent financial publishers. I actually took home the Plutus Award last for Best Personal Finance Book when I published "When She Makes More". So I'm deeply grateful to Luke and to all those involved in the awards for that honor. And speaking of Plutus, Luke is also the founder, the new founder of Plutus Foundation, a community foundation with a mission to provide opportunities for the financial media community to support programs that enhance the financial capability and well-being of citizens of the world. What a mission! For more information visit www.somoneypodcast.com.

It's Plutus Award time! The Plutus awards will once again close out FinCon and Luke Landes is here to talk about it today. Also, Zina Kumok (DebtFreeAfterThree.com) and Doug Nordman (The-Military-Guide.com) are here to share their top 5 lessons learned from previous FinCon experiences. PT and Joe discuss podcasting at FinCon, and much more! Show notes are at http://www.finconmedia.com/plutus-nominations-top-5-blogging-lessons-from-fincon

PT and Joe are back to kick off this year's season of M&M episodes!  In episode one we're tackling all the exciting changes to FinCon. We'll interview Luke Landes from the Plutus Awards, Erin Chase & Toni Anderson from DigiCoLab and Alan Moore from XY Planning Network about the new area specifically for financial advisors. As if that isn't enough, we'll kick off this year's roundtable with Amanda Abella (AmandaAbella.com) and KC Beavers (GenXFinance.com) about their top 5 lessons from past FinCon years. You're sure to learn new tools AND get the scoop on exciting FinCon15 news on today's show. For more information on our guests, visit http://www.finconmedia.com/charlotte-here-we-come-mm-podcast-episode-7

Your finances aren't where you'd like them to be. Where do you start when getting your finances in order? Joining us to discuss first steps is Luke Landes. MMS013: Where Should You Start When Getting Your Finances In Order? appeared first on Money Mastermind Show.

Jeff Goins headlines this week's show to talk about that clutter in your office (or in your head) and how it's killing your creativity. We talk everything from philosophy to writing techniques to apps. Donna Freedman (Surviving and Thriving) and Andrew Schrage (Money Crashers) also join in the fun, sharing their top 5 takeaways from FinCon '13. ....as if that weren't enough, Luke Landes stops by to share details on the Plutus awards. Nominations are open! He'll share details. PT discusses scholarships (hurry to claim yours!), volunteers at FinCon and community events. He also shares a surprise ONLY for listeners to the show (listen to the end of the podcast for details). Show notes are at http://www.finconmedia.com/clutter-kills-creativity-jeff-goins-mm-podcast-episode-5

In Part 2 of Goldstein On Gelt, meet Luke Landes, personal finance writer and founder of the blog Consumerism Commentary. Listen to why health care is an important factor in retirement planning and what you need to think about as you prepare for your golden years.

Luke Landes is most well known for building Consumerism Commentary, one of the grandfathers of personal finance blogs, into a business that was acquired for seven figures by Quinstreet in 2011. What isn’t as obvious is that Luke raised the profile of Consumerism Commentary by being an active member of the community. In addition to […] The post MBP #19: The Brilliant Strategy Used to Lift Consumerism Commentary to 7-Figures appeared first on Microblogger.

Sure, you want early financial independence. But how do you achieve it? What are the necessary action steps to reach the goal, and how can you expect your life to change afterward? Surprisingly, it doesn't work like most people think. In this latest addition to our podcast series, Luke Landes shares how he achieved freedom from day-to-day financial worries at such an early age, and what his life experience has been like since reaching the goal. Surprisingly, it's not what most people would expect...

Listen in as Luke Landes, a.k.a. Flexo, of ConsumerismCommentary.com shares his advice on everything from the debt avalanche vs. debt snowball methods, to how to save money on cars, to the biggest mistake he's made with his personal finances.