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This is where I share my essays & thoughts on everyday topics. They can include my self-reflection, my thoughts on current events, etc.
This article, by a timeshare owner for other potential owners, will help you make a purchase that’s a great value for money. With $10 billion a year in timeshare purchases (yes, billions!) Americans are spending more money buying vacation ownerships than Major League Baseball’s total annual revenue! If you’re thinking to yourself, “What is a … Read more
The last few years have been challenging. Many have to deal with the reality of getting furloughed or laid off. Here are 12 tips on dealing with an unexpected layoff. 1. Negotiate with your employer to get as good of a severance package as possible When you are laid off unexpectedly, you will be shocked. … Read more
When the team at Harbor Life Settlements set out to better understand viewpoints on retirement planning, life insurance, and life settlements, we weren’t expecting to uncover a gender gap. But that’s exactly what happened. Working women in the U.S. are 28% more likely than men to say they’re not on track to have enough money … Read more
If you’re looking for some new exercise regimens you may enjoy, here are three types of easy and free workouts to consider. The COVID pandemic has many implications, one of which is on our health. As we get used to working from home, we have adopted an even more sedentary lifestyle. Instead of going out … Read more
Hello, my dear readers! It is stressful times nowadays. Reducing stress is of paramount importance when you are facing obstacles. At the end of the day, a calm mind can go far. As a money-conscious individual, I thought it would be interesting to share with you some great ways to reduce stress, without adding extra … Read more
Here are some great technology tips for professionals with disabilities. Are you tired of getting stuck in dead-end jobs due to your disability? People with disabilities tend to have less job security, fewer hours, and lower pay than non-disabled employees ‑ and that’s when they can find work at all. However, as the accommodations disabled … Read more
Blogging has helped me grow not just as a blogger, but also as a person. Here are my top 3 growth points that I’d like to share as a blogger. Blogging has turned out to be different from my initial expectations three years ago. Yes, I tried starting two other blogs, but for various reasons, … Read more
Whether you are a blogger or a writer, at the end of the day, we all write for fun or for a living. But what to do when you feel like you are running out of ideas to write about? I am here to show you 12 different things you can do to overcome your … Read more
That’s right. Your doctor spent at least 11 years in post-secondary education to be in a position to take care of you. She probably puts in 50 to 60 hours a week or more on the job. And yet, if she doesn’t have an active side hustle, she’s probably been thinking about starting one. Tens … Read more
Hello, my dear readers! Today, I thought it would be interesting to share with you the 10 things I have stopped buying. Which ones of these are also on your no-buy list? Gym membership I used to have a pretty expensive monthly gym membership. I naively thought the fact that I spent money every month … Read more
