“Yep. I pick up the books that I’ve read before but that continue to inspire me and remind me that creativity is a process, an activity, a mode of operating — and not divinity. It’s not luck. It’s not wisdom. It’s work. And it’s this headspace that helps kick me Read more…
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.
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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.
And while that may be true — that it doesn’t hurt him — keeping financial secrets never seems like a good idea. But that doesn’t mean it isn’t commonplace. According to a CreditCards.com poll from earlier this year, one in five adults has spent more than $500 without telling their spouse. Meanwhile, another 6% of adult participants admitted to having a secret checking or savings account.
Separate accounts and secret spending seem like a recipe for disaster — and that’s one thing I love about keeping everything out in the open. Not that I am tempted to splurge, but I think the fact that we are totally transparent with one another makes it easier to stay on track.
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.
The MMM blog has amazing personal finance advice, but this article helps out on the Nutrition front as well.
Get to it and learn some new recipes.
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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