Do you ever feel uncomfortable in certain situations? Maybe you spend too much time worrying about your debt and making ends meet? Or perhaps you are feeling at unease in your current job and looking for a way out? These feelings can be uncomfortable, but I also believe that they are perfectly normal. When we [...]
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What Are You Doing to Turn Your Discomfort into Action?
12 Comments Kevin on Feb 1st 2012
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“The Art of Non-Conformity: Set Your Own Rules, Live the Life You Want, and Change the World”: A Book Review and Giveaway
I recently had the pleasure of reading “The Art of Non-Conformity“, by Chris Guillebeau. I actually won the book via a book review and giveaway hosted by Dr. Dean at the Yakezie. Thanks Dr. Dean and Chris for giving me the opportunity to read this book! The premise of the book is simple, yet enticing: [...]
20 Comments Kevin on Jan 23rd 2012
Filed under Healthy Living,Miscellaneous,Opinion,Philosophy
5 Signs You May Be Trapped in a Dead-End Job
Have you ever been trapped in a dead-end job before? Being stuck in a dead-end job can be one of the worst feelings to have. How do you know if you’re trapped in a dead-end job? It depends on what type of job you have and what you are looking for, but few of us [...]
30 Comments Kevin on Jan 16th 2012
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Why I Am Switching Career Tracks
The following is a guest post by Corey from Passive Income to Retire, where he keeps track of his progress to retire by the age of 27. With the economy in the current state that it is, it isn’t too uncommon for family members to spend more time working in order to either make more money [...]
28 Comments Guest on Jan 11th 2012
I recently had a post about “When Can You Talk About How Much You Make?“, and I recently followed that up with a post on the Yakezie about “Do You Really Want To Know How Much Others Make?“. The discussion was started when Financial Samurai had a great post about why we should never tell anyone how [...]
16 Comments Kevin on Jan 8th 2012
I recently had a recap of my goals from 2011; overall I did decent, but not as well as I would have liked. I am constantly wondering how I can do better and how I can improve. I’ve learned that when setting goals, it’s better to aim high, fail slightly but still end up higher than [...]
22 Comments Kevin on Jan 6th 2012
