“Are you sure that’s a good idea?” “I don’t know, we’ve always done it this other way.” “How do you know you’ll like it?” “It sounds nice, but I just can’t.” “I don’t think I could do that.” “But what if it doesn’t work?” …and the list goes on. Have you ever been presented […]
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Whether we realize it or not, a huge portion of our time is spent thinking about money. We wish we had more of it, we wonder how much we should spend on things, we hear about the financial sector in the news, we blame family members for spending too much, we ask for a raise
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There are two kinds of people: Those who work to live and those who live to work. If you work to live, that means you go to a job so you can pay for the things that bring you satisfaction and fulfillment, such as hobbies or going out with friends. If you live to work,
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As a writer, I get asked some variation of this question all the time. “How do you get things done?” It’s a reasonable question. All of us have, to some degree, time that we are completely in control of, and we generally have things we’d like to accomplish during that time. Then the ugly
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NOTE: This article is a bit more technical than usual, but I hope you’ll take the time to read through it. I think it will be helpful when making your monthly budget! If you read the news, you’ve probably encountered articles about the economy. Journalists and news anchors give measurements and numbers that are
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I love carbs. I always have, and probably always will. It’s hard not too, right? They’re cheap, they’re everywhere, and they taste good. And your body actually needs them to produce physical and mental energy. So why do so many people consider “carbs” to be a bad word, or something that should be avoided at
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