Family and Money: Building a Strong Financial Foundation for Your Loved Ones
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I may get a paid commission for purchases made after clicking a link in this post. Something happened to me as an entrepreneur and woman that I never expected. Picture this: the first jerk actually apologized. Let me tell you how it went down. I posted a video on social media where I create content for women. […]
I may get a paid commission for purchases made after clicking a link in this post. I don’t want to promise you the stars if you don’t do ANYTHING. That’s bullshit. That’s a lie. Life is damn complicated. I have daily problems too. So does everyone else. But let me tell you something. Did your mother pack
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I may get a paid commission for purchases made after clicking a link in this post. I always get great feedback about these semi-funny, irreverent emails I write. But today I’m not here to pat myself on the back – others do that for me when they thank me for the help I provide. I have hundreds
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I may get a paid commission for purchases made after clicking a link in this post. Let me walk you through an uncomfortable thought experiment that might shift how you think about money and security. The Tent Scenario Picture yourself alone in a small tent in the middle of nowhere at night. You wake up drenched in
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