The collection of different parts of wealth accumulation process and life skills for people in order to improve efficiency towards financial independence.
With the tuition rates rising ever higher, is the short-term damage worth the long-term results? Countless young soul are sucked into the promise of undergraduate or graduate study on the premise of "good jobs."
78 Million people in the United States earned money from a side hustle in 2017.
Your financial well-being is very much about how you approach it and how much you earn. Time and again, FIRE movements, frugal bloggers, financial gurus, and personal finance books and courses talk about what to do with the money that you already have. What they all forget is that before you can even put to practice any of that advice, you have to figure out if you are even a good candidate for financial independence.
This website is dedicated to helping individuals like yourself to reach your potential and become financially independent. Division of Dough is a play on Division of Labor by Adam Smith.
When you are thinking about traveling to a far distant land, do you plan ahead or just keep driving hoping to get there one day? There isn't a single ambitious person who didn't have an ascension plan to rise to the top. Do you even know what at the top looks like?
A superstar can challenge you to question your own comfort zone all the while pushing you out of it. When there is no growth in the company, all the career advancements come from death, retirement, or seniority. Standing in the shadow of superstars creates a buzz that fills the air with activity and growth.
Many people wander through life without actually realizing what their true purpose is. They are looking for a purpose but they cannot seem to find it. Successful people become successful because they not only know their purpose but they also have a power of a dream.
If you have ever felt that this whole notion of numbers and finance is outside your realm then you have come to the right place.
If you're still under the assumption that doing your job is the same as managing your career, no wonder you're reading this.
You want to climb the corporate ladder to command a bigger paycheck to fund your money nest towards early retirement? Here are the common sense tips.
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