The classic 30-year mortgage is the most popular â and most affordable â mortgage in America. About two-thirds of U.S. home buyers choose this option, according to the Mortgage Bankers […]
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These free and low-cost marketing tactics can help small businesses engage new customers and retain their existing customer base when operating on a shoestring budget.
If you are 60 or older, one of these places might be calling your name.
Take in the mountain views from your apartment!
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As it’s the season to renew and refresh, it seemed like the perfect time for a giveaway to help you do just that! I’m so excited to partner with one of my favorite housewares lines, The Citizenry (you’ve seen them before here and here) to give away one of their…
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For many people, the idea of making $20 an hour sounds like starting salary perfection. Because the federal minimum wage is just $7.25 per hour, getting paid $20 an hour would be a great way to increase your yearly salary significantly. But how much is this actually? In this article, we’ll explore what it means […]
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These are the top personal benefits of remote work, according to remote workers themselves.
I like to think we’ve become a little less obsessed with the notion of “living large”. Whether it’s prompted by a desire to keep costs down and focus on the more important things in life, or the stress relief provided by not holding onto more things than we have to, something seems to have fundamentally […]
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Before I became a full-time freelancer, I worked for a couple of different companies. Both times I started a new job, it started out exciting and fun. Great benefits! Cool perks! Interesting work!
After a year or two, it got harder to get up in the morning and face an eight-hour day of doing whatever it was I was hired to do. By years three to five, the shine was wearing off, and finally it was clear that I needed to quit my job. I’d tried to make proactive changes, but it was time to move on.
Winners never quit?
This move-on point is what bestselling author Seth Godin calls a cul-de-sac in his book The Dip: A Little Book that Teaches You When to Quit (and When to Stick). He says when you hit a cul-de-sac (French for “bottom of the bag,” meaning “dead-end”), it’s time to quit. This sort of advice is quite unlike the winning and failing quotes we hear so often in our society, such as: