Wow. Am I glad that month is over. January started off with a bang and flew along full-tilt until the fifteenth. In the two weeks since my friend Sparky died, my life has been a confused mess. I delegated to guest authors while I dealt with my personal life; fortunately, they provided some great articles. Now, however, I’m looking forward to finding some semblance of normalcy again.
Here are some of the best posts from the month of January:
- January 2nd How to make your New Year’s resolutions stick
- January 5th: 9 methods for mastering your money in 2009
- January 11th: 7 tips for starting your own vegetable garden
- January 13th: Hustle and patience: What it takes to succeed in 2009
- January 14th: How to replace bad financial habits with good ones (a guest post from Leo B.)
- January 18th: The razor’s edge: Lessons in true wealth
- January 21st: Why I drive a 13-year-old car (a guest post from Joel B.)
- January 26th: 5 credit card company tricks — and how to thwart them (a guest post from Justin M.)
- January 27th: Use personal marketing to persuade yourself to save (a guest post from Lynn B.)
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Because of your New Year’s resolutions post, my resolutions are still sticking!
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Looks like January ’09 will go down as the month in which you almost broke 1M visitors. Looks like you need another 40k before midnight. Then again, you’re on the West Coast, so you have a few extra hours.
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Thank you for this, I missed some of these posts the first go round.
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