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Five Things I Wished I Did Before I Turned Thirty

December 7, 2010 by Justin

By the time I turned thirty, I was married, with one child and one on the way, owned a house and had my dream job!  So I do not have any regrets.  Why am I writing this article?  As I become older, I reflect on my life and what if anything I would do differently. ...

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Filed Under: Careers, Lifestyle Tagged With: Career, Careers, financial decisions, Frugal Living, Goal setting, Goals, lifestyle, Money, Savings, Stretching your Money

Interviewing Tips

November 30, 2010 by Justin

An interview is an opportunity for the employer to learn about you and you to learn about the company.  Their objective is to find out if you have the skills to do the job.  Do you have the interest and motivation for the job?  Do you fit in? Are you a team player?   What can you do to convince them you are the right choice?  Your goal is a job ...

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Filed Under: Careers Tagged With: Career, Careers, Goal setting, Goals, Internship, Interviewing, Interviews, Job Search

How to Start a Home Based Business

November 19, 2010 by Justin

Are you looking for work?  Do you have a skill that people want?  Maybe now is the time to start a home based business.  In many cases, it requires little or no money.  What are you waiting for?  What business should you start?  Start with what you do well.  Maybe you are new college graduate who would be a teacher, except no one is hiring.  ...

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Filed Under: Careers, Lifestyle, Managing Money Tagged With: Budget, Budgeting, Career, Careers, Cash, financial decisions, financial literacy, Frugal Living, Goal setting, information, Money, Personal Finance, Savings, Stretching your Money

Why Teens Fail Financial Literacy Tests?

November 15, 2010 by Justin

Teens admit to not knowing much about basic money skills, such as credit, investing and budgets, but what do they do?  They are strongly influenced by their parents and friends.  Is this positive?  How do they spend their money?  Do they save?  Do they learn how to handle money responsibly?  Where do I start? ...

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Filed Under: Lifestyle, Managing Money, Money and Children Tagged With: Basic Money skills, Budget, Consumerism, Credit cards, debt, financial decisions, financial literacy, Frugal Living, Goal setting, Goals, information, Investing, lifestyle, Personal Finance, saving habits, Savings, spending, spending habits

Holiday Budgeting

November 2, 2010 by Justin

The Holidays will be here before you know it.  It is almost like getting ready for a marathon!  So prepare just like you are going to do a marathon.  Marathons require preparation, practice and strategy.  Your preparation is determining how much you will spend and creating your gift list.  Retailers use sales and discounts to promote their products ...

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Filed Under: Managing Money Tagged With: Budget, Budgeting, Cash, Consumerism, Credit cards, financial decisions, Frugal Living, Goal setting, Goals, interesting, major purchases, Stretching your Money

Dress for Success

October 29, 2010 by Justin

Whether you are job hunting for a minimum wage job or six figure dream job, trying to borrow a million dollars or attending the Heisman trophy ceremony or impressing your date, dressing for success is important.  People judge you by what you wear, how you act and how you speak.  Next time you interview for a job, think about how you are presenting ...

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Filed Under: Careers Tagged With: Career, Careers, Dress for Success, Frugal Living, Goal setting, Goals, Image, information, Interviewing, Interviews, Job Search, lifestyle, Marketing, Professional, Resume

Are you a Traffic Ticket Magnet?

October 26, 2010 by Justin

Recently, I read an article in the Los Angeles Times about certain cars that receive more than their share of traffic tickets!  They went on to identify the cars such as Mercedes Benz 500SL convertible, Toyota Camry Solara convertible, and Scion TC.  The article questions if it is the car or the driver.  It is definitely the driver, the person who ...

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Filed Under: Lifestyle Tagged With: choices, decsion Making, dishonesty, financial decisions, Goal setting, Honesty, Integrity, Interviewing, Interviews, lifestyle, Military, Morals, Outcomes, Personal Responsibility, Principles, Values

How to Find your Passion?

October 22, 2010 by Justin

Professional athletes play games for a living!  Isn’t that the ultimate career choice?  They are well paid, they love what they do and do it well.  Not everyone can be a professional athlete however you can perform other careers in professional sports.  They need trainers, doctors, managers and much more.  So how can you find your dream career?  I ...

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Filed Under: Careers Tagged With: Career, Careers, Dream Career, Dream Job, financial decisions, Goal setting, Goals, Internship, Interviewing, Interviews, Job Search, lifestyle, Passion, Resume

Halloween Budgeting

October 19, 2010 by Justin

Do I need to budget for Halloween?  Am I having a party?  How many children do I expect to come to my house?  Will I be there?  Do I want to dress up for the children who come to my house?  How scary should my costume be?  Maybe I should dress up in vintage clothes and act like an old man!  Oops!  I am old and all my clothes are vintage!  Let’s be ...

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Filed Under: Managing Money Tagged With: Budget, Budgeting, Cash, Consumerism, Credit cards, Expense, financial decisions, Frugal Living, Goal setting, Goals, halloween, Halloween Budgeting, halloween Party, information, lifestyle, Money, Party, Planning, Savings, spending, Stretching your Money

What is the Difference between a Job and Career?

October 15, 2010 by Justin

Most people do not see a difference between a career and a job.  The first time you hear the word is when your father says get a job.  It is usually in response to a teenager who wants a car when they turn 16 or 17 years old.  According to the dictionary, a job is a regular activity performed in exchange for payment, especially as one's trade.  A ...

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Filed Under: Careers Tagged With: Career, Careers, Consumerism, financial decisions, financial literacy, Goal setting, Goals, information, Internship, Interviewing, Interviews, Job Search, lifestyle, Military, Resume, Wealth

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