Showing posts with label About me. Show all posts
Showing posts with label About me. Show all posts

October 25, 2011

Maybe this time it will stick?

Hi, my name is Bree and I am a former blogger who is hoping to return to the scene once again.

I used to have a personal finance blog called Fiscal Responsibility back in the day and fell off the bandwagon while I was in business school.  I have thought about returning to the blogging world off and on, and have tried on and off.  I am trying again, hoping I will gain the momentum this time to keep the blog running.

I have changed a bit since the days of Fiscal Responsibility and it seems only logical to also change the direction of my writing.  Fiscal Responsibility was focused on all things money.  I seem to be very one-track minded and, although that is great at helping me achieve goals, it seems to hinder me from achieving a balanced life by focusing on few key areas, which I hope to identify in the next few weeks.  One of the few things I do know now is this will not become a how-to blog -- this blog is intended to share my journey with others, not to give advice.  I am not a specialist in any of the areas most likely to be covered by this blog and I think it's important to remember that every situation and everyone's risk tolerance is different.

A little bit about me... I live in Chicago (hence the name of the blog) with my husband, Scott, and fur-child, Karma, in a condo in the city. I work as a management consultant at a consulting start up, which has the potential to take me across the country and sometimes across the world. We have some debt -- some consumer loans but majority being student loans. We have a mortgage on our condo but we currently do not consider that as "debt" in our minds. We come from different money backgrounds so it has been a struggle to come to an agreement on money management, but we are getting there.

I will leave it at that for now.  If you are visiting, please stop and leave me a comment.  I would love to hear from you and any feedback you may have. Cheers!