Joe Orozco

The O Bulletin: Treadmills Are for Suckers

We’re about a month away from the return of the regular blog. I’m a little stuck on one particular post,…

Credit card companies make more money off you from one slip up than you can make off them being perfect.…

We’re a little past the halfway point of 2021. That goal, or New Year’s resolution you made back in January,…

Are you making your credit card work for you? In today’s guest post, my good friend, Oscar Zorrilla, introduces his…

Remember that post where I asked for reader submissions? I’ve collected a few and will be running the first of…

What’s the best piece of advice you would have given your younger self? And, what can I do to encourage…

Happy belated 4th of July! I hope you enjoyed a good holiday weekend in the company of family and friends.…

How’s your summer going? Let me know what you’re up to in the comments, and as always, let me know…

It took me a couple weeks to figure out what format I wanted to run for this newsletter. Remember, the…

It’s been almost a year since I relaunched my blog. 90% of the time it’s a fulfilling experience. The other…

Sometimes I fear for the up and coming generation. There’s a little too much entitlement, not enough accountability, a lot…

Why do you think credit cards get such a bad reputation? I recently heard someone on a podcast say that…

I hate elevator pitches. Don’t get me wrong. I understand the why behind an elevator pitch. Everyone should be able…

Why do conversations about diversity generally include every minority except people with disabilities? I originally wrote the article below in…

What have you always wanted to know about blind people but was always too afraid to ask? My thoughts are…