I received my Intention Journal in the mail.

Just started miracle morning and bullet journaling.

The Wall Street Journal reported today that the Fed is going to start raising rates in mid March.

According to the Wall Street Journal, Texas has roughly 28,000 more jobs now, compared to the start of COVID-19.

I read on article in the San Antonio Business Journal that there's been some companies moving into the east side and it's starting to build up a bit. 

“A special thanks goes to Ken Rishel for his dedication and attention to these great seminars.”The 2017 Show also featured a special presentation to Jim Visser, owner and editor of The Journal of Manufactured Housing magazine for his tireless and consistent support for the Show over the years.

Prior to each change date, lender will calculate the new interest-rate based on prime rate as published in the Wall Street Journal in affect on the change date.

He also criticizes Kiyosaki's conclusions about Americans, American culture, and Kiyosaki's methods.[1] The New York Times editor Damon Darling described the advice provided in the book are for people "who wants to live on the edge".[5] Jonathan Clements from The Wall Street Journal strongly questions the book's view of mutual funds.[6] Michael Bacher was quoted as saying, "This guy pulls advice out of his behind and that his book is worth more as kindling than for its financial advice."

Journal entries would be very simple:Debit: "Restricted Cash - R&M Funds"      $5,000       <-----Moves funds into the restricted cash account.Credit: "Bank of America XYZ Operating Account"      $5,000     <-----Moves funds out of your operating account.When you are paying for items related to the restricted purpose, the journal entries would be:Debit: "Repairs & Maintenance Expense"     $750     <-----Recognize the expenseCredit: "Restricted Cash - R&M Funds"                       $750 <-----Draw down the restricted cash...at month end review the balance on the balance sheet.

I just bought an intention journal and I’m waiting for it to come.