Budgets. What are they? A plan setup before a set time period begins that controls what the expenditures can be. For more on the what and why check out this article and PDF guide at the end. A Zero-Based Budget: What and Why – daveramsey.com.
I always enjoy MMM’s posts, but since I’ve tried this same tactic before and found similar results, I really wanted to share it. An Enjoyable Experiment: Wasting $1000 | Mr. Money Mustache. “Happiness comes from having “enough” of what you need – food, shelter, personal relationships, learning, free time, growth, Read more…
Have you been itching for a change? Chris Guillebeau’s blog is a great place to start. Check out this article, There’s no Such Place as Far Away. The Art of Non-Conformity » There’s No Such Place as Far Away.
The holiday season has come and gone, and some great phones came out in the last few months. Engadget compiled a helpful list with their best choices by carrier. Check it out. Engadget’s smartphone buyer’s guide: winter 2013 edition.
This time of year everyone starts thinking about resolutions. We get all excited about the new year, a new beginning. A time to press ‘Reset’ on past habits. Have you started something new on a Monday though? Were you burnt out by the end of the week? Mondays for most Read more…
LifeHacker is a great resource on time saving tools and productivity enhancements. Check out a great list of items on how to help yourself. Hack Your Life in One Day: A Beginner’s Guide to Enhanced Productivity. If you’d like to do any of these but find that they’re a little Read more…
Some financial advise leans towards being cheap, some towards frugal, and the rest is normally a little out there. Here’s a great article on the difference between cheap and frugal. I like to ere on the frugal side. http://www.mrmoneymustache.com/2012/10/24/frugal-vs-cheap/
A great line from the article, “boredom is a choice that you make when the first thing or two you think of to do is unavailable to you” Boredom is a choice. If you’re bored during your financial recovery, you’re choosing to be bored. via Boredom Is a Choice | Read more…
The resume gets you in the door, that’s it. The interview is what gets you the job. Here’s a great article on how to get the job. Stand Out in Your Interview – Amy Gallo – Harvard Business Review.
How technology is changing business [Infographic] — Tech News and Analysis.