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Aliens are Real… And Finances are Alien
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Beating this one habit could earn you THOUSANDS. – an alien perspective

In Productivity by C.J. CatoMarch 27, 2017Leave a Comment

We are very excited about today’s interview with Cirro. He usually works from home due to the long commute; but today we are honored to have him in person. Hello Cirro, thanks so much for …

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Why your Financial Mess started in Kindergarten, and what to do about it.

In Mindset by C.J. CatoMarch 24, 2017Leave a Comment

Thank you for being a part of our first Worldwide transmission of The Vow of Practicality, where it’s our belief that being happy has a whole lot to do with money. But, “No” you say… “Happiness is …

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21 Feb

ME AS ACTING JUDGE: "And furthermore, since @WellsFargo decided to pull money from illegitimate accounts that those customers never agreed to... I hereby charge an additional $35 overdraft fee on each and every fraudulent transaction." https://www.nbcnews.com/news/all/wells-fargo-pay-3-billion-over-fake-account-scandal-n1140541 #Wells #Fargo

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13 Feb

A good rule of thumb to follow is saving at least 5 – 20% of ur income before expenditure. To make it easier, have an automatic method of deducting the savings before you spend since once you have surplus money, u will always spend it, somehow https://sokodirectory.com/2020/02/top-5-personal-budgeting-techniques-to-give-you-financial-independence/ #SokoNews

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12 Feb

"What you’re really looking at, for the most part, are people with “good” incomes living paycheck to paycheck, buried up to their eyeballs in debt with nothing saved for an emergency."

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The Passion Cycle: 5 Steps to a Richer Life

The Dads in Velcro Shoes

Aliens are Real… And Finances are Alien

5 Ways to Prepare for Artificial Intelligence in the Workplace

Why you shouldn’t buy that new car.