How You Never Get Anything Done (But Do it Perfectly!)
Jonathan over at MyMoneyBlog had a great article about how the concept of Kaizen ties in to personal finance. According to Wikipedia: a Japanese philosophy that focuses on continuous improvement...
View ArticleHow a video game programmer started writing software that is _really_ fun...
I’m new to the blog, but not new to YNAB. I’m proud to be the lead programmer behind YNAB Pro. But let me start at the beginning. A couple of years ago, I was looking for a better budget program, and...
View ArticleA Four-Year Old, a Light Saber, and an Invaluable Lesson in Personal Finance
Today is Porter’s 4th Birthday. For two years he’s asked me why I have to go to work. For two years I’ve told him the same thing: To earn money, so we can buy food and have a place to live. When he was...
View ArticleYNAB for Lazy People
I use the term lazy only for headline punch. You are all very hard-working individuals. :) No, actually it’s because of this article: “Budgeting for Lazy People” written by Dayana Yochim over at the...
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What do YNAB and College Football Have in Common? More than You Think.
I know a few games have already happened, but for me, college football begins today (4:00 PM MST to be exact). All of this football talk has me thinking of one thing of course: budgeting. I just...
View ArticleFebruary Success Story – A Journey toward the YNAB Buffer
Our success story this month focuses on building your YNAB Buffer. Mary A., from Washington State, started using YNAB Pro about three years ago and loved it as it was so easy to use. I asked Mary how...
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