Alain Guillot

072 J. Money, Borderline Millionaire from “Budgets are Sexy”

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This is our second interview with J. Money, from Budgets are Sexy. Our first conversation was episode #11.

Highlights from the interview

  • How to keep a daily blog discipline
  • How do bloggers make money
  • How to keep fresh and relevant blogging ideas
  • How to blog as a stay-at-home dad with 3 kids running around
  • How does it feel to be a borderline millionaire
  • Will J Money continue posting his monthly net worth report after hitting the $1 million mark?
  • Why did J Money dump his overpriced iPhone for an Android phone

Resources:

Raptitude Getting better at being human by David Cain

Where to find J Money

Budgets are Sexy
J. Money Biz

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