Comments on: Keeping it real: Confessions of a personal finance blogger

By: Alcazzarre

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By: Natural Woman

Natural Woman — Sat, 15 Mar 2008 14:41:24 +0000

shucks, we fall down all the time and go off course, the important thing is not to stay there. nobody handles their finances 100% correct all the time but suze and dave.

dont be too hard on yourself. my budget isn’t always written out, but that doesnt mean i’ll stop telling people to do one.

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By: Alvin

Alvin — Thu, 31 Jan 2008 03:28:47 +0000

Great post – I just wrote one on my blog that says the same thing – a ‘confessions of a personal development blogger’ if you will, called ‘Just Walk Along’.

I think it’s important to ‘keep it real’. It’s easier to hide beneath a veneer of perfection behind a collection of words, but the power of a blog is to be able to reach a real human being, not a PR message. And I think we have to fess up to that.

It’s still something I’m working on and I commend you for your honesty. All the best in getting things back on track :)