Revenue, by design: why systems beat hustle
The internet did not make money easier. It made the systems behind money visible — and anything visible can be designed.
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The global freelancer’s operating system
Clients in five time zones, one inbox, and no idea what you actually earned. Here is the setup that turns freelancing into a business.
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Review: Is an all-in-one freelance suite worth it?
Contracts, invoicing, time-tracking, and taxes in one subscription. We ran a freelance business on it for a month.
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White-label SaaS, explained: selling software as your own
You don’t need to write code to run a software business. Here’s how reselling a white-label product actually works — and where it bites.
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Index funds for people who hate spreadsheets
The boring, evidence-backed way to invest, with none of the charts and exactly four decisions to make.
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Compounding is boring. That’s the point.
The most powerful force in personal finance is also the least photogenic. Here’s how to make peace with slow.
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The bare-minimum money system
Five automated moves that handle ninety percent of personal finance, so you can stop thinking about it.
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Review: the budgeting apps actually worth paying for
We tested the four most-recommended budgeting apps for three months. Most people need only one of them.
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How to land a remote job that isn’t a scam
The remote job market is real and the scams are everywhere. Here’s how to tell them apart and get hired.
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Remote work in 2026: what changed this quarter
Return-to-office mandates, the contractor reclassification fight, and where the genuinely remote roles moved.