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Things Not to Say to Someone Who Works From Home

April 29

Please welcome my hilarious friend John from Frugal Rules, who is here today to give some insight on the easiest job in the world – working for yourself of course. 😉 What if I told you that I had found the perfect job? In this job, your workday never starts before Noon and your duties … Continued

Too Busy to Side Hustle? These 5 Tips Will Show You How to Make it Happen

April 28

Please welcome my friend Nell from the TheMillionDollarDiva. Nell is my Australian buddy who I e-mail late at night because she’s awake haha. She’s a really hard worker and has some great tips on side hustling. You can follow her on twitter as well. So, you want to make some extra money from a side … Continued

I am Moving to New Jersey Like, Now

April 26

So, I knew I would be moving to either Michigan, New Jersey, or New York next month because the hubs has to start hospital rotations for medical school, and that’s where students from his school get assigned. I was really hoping for Michigan because it’s inexpensive to live there and the start date was way … Continued

Is it Selfish to Not Have Kids?

April 23

This is DC from Young Adult Money. While Cat is away on maternity leave I’m filling in and talking about the benefits of, well, not having kids! Don’t worry, I made sure this topic was okay with Cat beforehand 😉 My wife and I are a “DINK” couple – Dual Income No Kids. While we … Continued

The Importance of Your Personal Brand

April 22

Today, we have a post from personal finance blogger Harry Campbell. Harry started blogging about personal finance on his main site Your PF Pro a few years ago and enjoyed it so much that he started a second site dedicated to finding the perfect work-life balance at The Four Hour Work Day. When Harry is … Continued

Money Lessons I’d Teach My Younger Self

April 21

Please welcome the very talented Kali of Common Sense Millennial who is working hard to become a full time freelancer very soon! After you’re finished with the post, go ahead and follow her updates on Twitter @CSMillennial Decisions we should have made or actions we should have taken in the past seem painfully obvious to … Continued

How to Serve a Frugal Easter Dinner

April 16

Please welcome back the Laurie of The Frugal Farmer. She was so sweet to submit two posts for my maternity leave, and I really, really appreciate it!! In case you didn’t read her last post, Laurie is an awesome mama, blogger, and debt repayment queen. You’ll love her tips on how to serve a frugal … Continued

How to Select the Best Type of Home to Buy

April 15

Please welcome Diana Fishlock of Zillow who was kind enough to post for me during my maternity leave! Choosing a home is a big decision with far-reaching implications. Homebuyers should think beyond price and community, and consider their lifestyles and which types of houses will fit their needs long-term. Potential buyers should consider how they … Continued

4 Things Freelancers Can Do to Make Yourself More Valuable

April 14

I’m so excited to welcome a post from Carrie Smith today! Carrie was the person who inspired me to pursue blogging full time. She is an awesome writer and a huge inspiration to tons of aspiring entrepreneurs out there. I hope you enjoy her post today! As a freelance writer I often face a lot … Continued

5 Changes You Can Make in Yourself to Make a Difference in Others

April 14

Honestly, sometimes the idea of truly making a difference in the lives of others can seem daunting and unrealistic. But there are small, day-to-day changes you can make in yourself and in your behavior that will positively impact those around you. Even the smallest interaction with someone else might affect that person’s day, so focus … Continued