The One Degree Blog

Whether “lifestyle creep” is something you need to address now or be on the lookout for later, be mindful and purposeful in managing your finances…

People want the certainty that they will always have enough money to meet their needs. That may sound reasonable, responsible, and even honorable....

Although the New Year may seem far away, let me plant a seed for a great resolution. Take the next step in your generosity journey to maximumize your impact.

Money is not evil. Loving it is. So as you make money, do so with integrity while building others up instead of tearing them down.

No one can know the future, but you can know that you have more influence on your own financial future than the next President.

Football teams have consistent systems for acquiring players, releasing players, and focusing on the fundamentals. Financial success is similarly attained.

Our culture (especially the younger generation) might be scarred by the recent Great Recession and is looking to government as its savior.

Over time, if we spend less than we earn, we can pursue financial success. Inherent in this principle is sending our money to the right places.

Working more hours doesn’t necessarily make you better at your craft. Work with purpose as a wise steward of the time God gives you.

You may be noticing this on your statements. If you haven’t, that may not be a bad thing, and I’ll explain why later.

Putting generosity into action requires initial steps — even small ones.

Wealth is a resource that can be used for good, but it can come and go. Discover your purpose and what eternally matters….