In the first article I wrote on How to Crush the College Experience, I told you about the mistakes that I made (hoping you won’t follow in my footsteps) and then I told you about the best advice I received while I was in school. Advice I wish I would’ve received much sooner.
If you have ever marvelled at and admired the motivation and dedication of athletes performing at their best, you have probably also wondered whether you had it in you to apply the same passion and achievement in your own life.
Some of us only read the celebrity-watch magazines at the hairdresser’s – but you still read them right? Whether you buy the magazines, borrow them or just read them in line at the supermarket, whether you subscribe to an email newsletter or trawl the gossip websites you’ve always got one eye on the celebrities, and it’s a good thing too.
No matter how secure you think your job is, how old you are, or how long you have been in your current position you should have a contingency plan for job loss. Job loss is generally seen as a negative and that is because most people aren’t prepared. Living week to week, paying large debts and maintaining an expensive lifestyle, if the income stops it is a disaster.
Before you set off on a memorable vacation you will probably read up on the cultural differences of your destination, and other local information to avoid falling into traps of offending locals by dressing inappropriately, or being taken advantage of when you don’t know which street vendors are legitimate.
Here are 46 blogs that will help serve as a resource for anyone looking to improve their credit.
Grandpa always has such good advice - here is some about money...
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