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Money – Are You Reacting Or Responding?
Money doesn’t rule you. Perhaps, it’s your impulses and emotions that are ruling you causing you to blame money. Our world persuades us to want what we don’t really need. …
Why Does Money Seem To Rule Us?
Why don’t we learn about money ourselves? Why do we seem held hostage by money and financial issues? Why don’t we teach our children about money? Could it be because …
Calling all Parents! (And even Grandparents)
Is it time to teach the kids in your life about money? Do you ever feel like you have “ATM” tattooed across your forehead? Do your kids (or Grandkids) think …
Watch Your Choices And Reward Yourself
I attended a seminar where the speaker admonished anyone in the audience who watched cable television at night. I instantly felt guilty (even though I have no bad debt, I …
A great article: The 15 Money Rules Kids Should Learn
by Jeff D. Opdyke Monday, March 29, 2010 provided by It’s a simple calculus, kids and money: From birth until college graduation, children consume dollars like they’re chicken nuggets. …
Acing an Interview
No single job hunting skill outranks knowing how to interview successfully. When pilots fly, they step through a rigorous preparation checklist before each take off. Apply the same procedure in …
Use Your Head to Get Your Foot in the Door
I think you’ll personally enjoy Use Your Head To Get Your Foot In The Door and hope you’ll pass this offer along to a friend who needs a dose of …
A new stimulus is on its way… Download a breakthrough Tele-class on the Business Success Model
Dear friends, I am so excited to share with you that our friend, DC Cordova, a Global Entrepreneur, and CEO of Excellerated Business Schools® and the Money & You® Program, …
New Stats provided by NEFE
During the economic crisis: The average credit card balance in students rose 60 percent… Student loan balances increased by 90 percent… Three times as many students cut back on classes… …
Article on CNN: In a Tough Job Market, Teens Are Suffering Most
Below is an excerpt for an article written by Stephen Gandel for Time.com. The job market is tough for everyone. But this recession has become a jobs disaster for 16-to-19-year-olds. …
