Money Blogs

I read two blogs about money. One being "An Interview with Sydney of Horse Crazy Girls" and the other being "What are the Best Ways to Make Money if You want to make Life Changes". I found both of these blogs pretty interesting. Not necessarily because I will do what they advise but because the things they advised were interesting to read.

Sydney's interview with horse crazy girls was a blog about money that I would respect because Sydney has become successful with her horse website at a young age, however I do not think that I would ever go down the same path. The blog is about how a horse loving girls created a website called Horse Crazy Girls at the age of 15 that became very popular among girls who loved horse. This website gave Sydney revenue and she hoped that eventually she could make enough to finance her very expensive and stupid hobby, horses. I think that this story is interesting because of her success at a young age and she recommends that teens may have to sacrifice something for something else that they want more and they will just have to live with that. I respect this advice however horses aren't my thing and I would never make a website about horses following this tip.

The second blog that I read was about how to quit your job, do what you want, explore the world, and still have money to live. The author talked about how if you wanted to quit your job you either had to make a bunch of money before that or still have income after you had quit your job. This blog appealed to me a little bit more. It wasn't about one specific thing like horses but it still had all the helpful advice. The author went into detail about different ways to make money such as freelancing, starting a business, becoming a trainer, and other things as well. These tips were more in depth than Sydney's tips and were more open ended since the author wasn't talking about one thing like horses.

Both of these blogs had interesting viewpoints on economics and I thought that the differences between them were interesting as well as the things that they shared. Both gave pretty good tips about personal finance and both wanted the reader to be successful in their own journey.