Money and markets rarely behave like obedient German Shepherds. Money is certainly not a math problem. The greatest shock: You can’t solve money problems with more money, either. That's right: Money can't solve money problems! Whether you see yourself as rich or poor--in regards to money, so many of our endeavors turn out to be futile. Plans fail and goals shatter. Truth? There is no absolute truth. Trust no one, with one exception: You can trust your mistakes. The most trustworthy, inventive, and down-to-earth advisors you can find are your very own mistakes. If you’re afraid to make new mistakes or to repeat old ones, you’re doomed. Sure, mistakes are ugly leaders in ridiculous suits and few things have a worse reputation than making the same mistake multiple times. Yet ultimately, your willingness to make mistakes freely and frequently may guide you to increased satisfaction and income. The more mistakes you’re making, the easier it is for you to find out in which direction you want to go. I don’t have answers that guarantee your financial well-being. I don’t offer advice. I don’t know what’s right for you. Hell, I don't even know what's best for myself. This provocative, and at times offensive, newsletter will instigate you to make more--ethically and legally sound--mistakes. I encourage blunders, adventure, and above all: your individuality. As long as you’re willing to make your next mistake, you can’t fail. Bungle along with me ... for the fun of it.