As of August 2022, 1 in 6 homes are behind on their utility bills.
Americans owe $16.1 Billion in utility bills.
That's an average of $788 per household.
My gas bill has spike recently, but we use the same amount as always. No leaks.
Where do you think this goes from here?
The second half of 2022 was historic for the US housing market 🏠
Transaction volumes froze 🧊
Prices started to decline 📉
Here's an unbiased and data-backed update on the US housing market heading into 2023 👇
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My team and I are reading through the omnibus bill today - all $1.7 trillion and 4,155 pages of it.
Follow along for some of the most egregious provisions in the bill ⬇️
According to the nominal seasonally adjusted expanded data FHFA HPI house prices increased 12.21%, on average, between the third quarters of 2021 and 2022. Therefore the baseline CLL and 2023 will increase by the same percentage.
@WrongsToWrite Man’s Search for Meaning
More and more relevant as time moves forward. Fewer people have purpose or know how to respond to adversity. This book provides valuable insights.
I'm super fortunate to have built a highly profitable, one-man consulting firm
A typical project is $2-$2.5K a day
Since it's so much, the question I get asked the most is:
Why do companies hire you and pay you that much?
Here's why: