Nantucket and saving money, not two things that usually go together. There's a reason a "Nantucket $10" is a hundred dollar bill. Between dining, entertainment, lodging, ubers & taxis, and even getting there on the ferry & paying for parking, it's likely you'll look at your bank account and ask what the hell happened? There... Continue Reading →

Starting a blog, a side hustle, or a new business venture and don't have money to spend on marketing? Don't let a small, or non-existent, marketing budget get you down. There are plenty of free resources available online that can help you cut corners and get your marketing off the ground. Here are five free... Continue Reading →

  "Hey man meet me at the brewery," read a text from my friend Hunter Burnham. I had just arrived on Nantucket island and was looking around my mother's property for my bike to ride to the Cisco brewery. It wasn't where I had stored it. I called my mom to investigate and she said... Continue Reading →

Last night my gym got invaded. As I finished up the 6:30pm class and was getting ready for the Battle at the Bay training, a whole squad of guys I had never seen before began pouring into the gym. They carried a serious demeanor, had the Boston street-clothing-look that's prevalent in places like Quincy &... Continue Reading →

You think you can tell us what to do? Duh-nuh. Think you can tell us what to wear? Dun-nuh. You think that you're better? Duh-nuh. Well, you better get ready. Bow to the Massssters....BREAK IT DOWN (Degeneration X Theme). (Photo courtesy of WWE all rights reserved.) If WWE taught us anything, it's that entrance music changes everything.... Continue Reading →

Editor's note: Follow my journey as I prepare for my charity boxing Match April 7, 2018. Tickets and T-shirts are still available!  "Everyone has a plan, until they get punched in the mouth." - Mike Tyson I'm not exactly sure what my plan was, but it should have included not blocking so many punches with... Continue Reading →

Snow dances in the night sky as I struggle with my remote car on our back steps. I’m trying to get it to the bottom but it keeps flipping over making a loud "grrrrrrrrr " sound as the wheels spin. I flip it back over and make it to the next step.  Without fail, it... Continue Reading →

In 2010, I graduated college with over $60,000 in student debt. By 2015, due to interest and only making minimum monthly payments, I still owed a whopping $48k. I felt trapped by my debt. I had a little voice whispering to me, "Pff you'll never afford a house.....You're an idiot for taking on that much... Continue Reading →