Look around you. Everyone out there holds a key to your future. Look at them as more than just a cleaner in McDonald’s, a janitor or a successful businessperson. They are, in fact years of decisions and experiences via White Collar Freedom: Your Future Is Looking Right Back At You.
The mission was simple:
Community wins.
Let’s win together.
We’re not meant to chase a dream alone. We’re not meant to build a business alone. We’re not meant to do life alone.
Anyone can reach you any time in a seemingly endless number of ways. Sounds great, doesn’t it?
Until you see pictures of teens and adults alike ignoring people in the same room because everyone is staring at their handheld devices.
Once you start gaining traction on paying off your debt, you realize you were living beyond your means. Then reality hits, and you need to deflate your lifestyle.
This is where a lot of people give up, and go back to normal. Living in debt and beyond their means.
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You’re the heaviest guy I would date. That’s a really good college, for a state school. You’re pretty athletic for a short chubby guy. Lol, a lot of people don’t like your humor but I think you are really funny. Great picture! You must have a really nice camera! You’re Read more…
Earl Miller, a neuroscientist at MIT and one of the world experts on divided attention, says that our brains are “not wired to multitask well… When people think they’re multitasking, they’re actually just switching from one task to another very rapidly. And every time they do, there’s a cognitive cost Read more…
The answer to both questions is no — those habits don’t have an end, and they don’t bring happiness or contentment. via The Contentment Habit : zen habits.
“When we talk about investments on a personal finance site, we’re usually discussing things that you can buy for a certain amount of money that will, in theory, provide a return on that money. Stocks, bonds, real estate, porkbelly futures – you get the idea. Such investments are a valuable Read more…
I’m making compromises on the one thing that I enjoy most because when I evaluate what I want more badly in life – gastronomic pleasures or a life that is free from the rat cage? Freedom wins, hands-down. via White Collar Freedom: When The Thing You Enjoy Most Is Costing Read more…