June 25th, 2010
Do you find yourself bored with something you used to be passionate about? Losing interest in something that you were once passionate about may indicate possible burn out. Burn out comes about when you have been pushing yourself too hard for too long. You can avoid this feeling and remain productive when it comes to [...]
Tags: avoid burn-out, Chores, Cup Coffee Maker, Exercise Time, Feelings, Fortune, Gatherings, Good Friends, Habit, Hidden Passion, Important Things, Life Responsibilities, lifestyle changes, New Talents, Passions, Pen And Paper, Personal Reward, Reality Check, Roasting Pan, Self Growth, stress management, Tiger Rice Cooker, Work Time
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June 7th, 2010
Ever since I was a kid, it was ingrained in me that the world is driven by money. One of the best lessons I ever learned about money was when I was six years old. I had performed some chores around the house for my mother. Those lessons still affect my decisions today. I received [...]
Tags: Bonds, Chores, Decisions, Dollar Car, Driven, Forex, Global Finance, Global Perspective, Gold, Investments, learning about money, Lessons Learned, money, Money Down, Money Fall, money lessons, Moving Average, Retire Early, Rinse Cycle, Six Years, Trucks, Waxing, Wow
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June 3rd, 2010
Between our jobs, school and all the other activities that fill up our lives, we get precious little time to spend with the very people we work so hard for – our children. Even the weekends are filled up. If we’re working parents, we usually spend our Saturdays catching up on essential chores. That leaves [...]
Tags: Bar Stools, Cake Pan, Chores, Conflicts Of Interest, Dessert, Dilemma, Excitement, family bonding, Game Start, Heart Cake, High Note, Little Bit, Little Time, Losers, qualtiy time, Saturdays, Square Cake, Sunday Afternoon, Sunday Brunch, sundays, Watchful Eye, Working Parents, Youngsters
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