unsolicited advice on health, happiness and how to not be a dummy with finances
In today’s reader case study Help! My Child is Acting Presidential we look at what to do if your child is acting like the leader of the free world and not like the well-behaved child you raised them to be.
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Hello loyal followers. I have a confession: I just spent nearly three thousand hard-earned American dollars on music gear. Do I need to turn in my frugality card? Am I still allowed to be a personal finance blogger? How ashamed should I be in myself?
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This article is mostly for my fellow bloggers (non-bloggers should read it too so that my bounce rate doesn’t spike) who are desperately trying to break through the noise and become cultural icons. Not everyone can spend only two years constantly writing and amass a following of over dozens of people. I’ve done just that. Today, I’ll share my secrets.
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