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Today’s article touches on ways to make more money. I’ve found these “make more money” articles to be the most popular posts with my readers. And who doesn’t want more cash?
There are abundant ways to increase your income and net worth. But, while you are pursuing your financial goals, remember to drink in the enjoyment of the wealth and good fortune you already have.
I found it incredible that in a survey of 28,000 Americans, from the University of Georgia, having an emergency fund is the greatest predictor of financial satisfaction. I wasn’t surprised that having a rainy day fund was important, I’ve been stressing that for eons.
I would like your opinion and advice on how I should allocate my investments and my daughter’s investments among mutual funds.
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My favorite “feel good” tip, take a moment to write down in a special place the things, people, and experiences that you are grateful for every day. Your mood is bound to be uplifted.
There’s a free solution to this modern day malaise. According to Andrew Weil, MD, author of Spontaneous
Happiness, certain aspects of modern life create disharmony and depression.
I ran into Lynn in the airport on the way home and exclaimed how professional and polished her presentation was. I was shocked that this was her first public presentation.
•Do you have enough money?
•Do you have enough leisure time in your life to really enjoy yourself every day?
If not, realize that something has to change.
I’ve played tennis forever, on a variety of courts from public to private, in metro city areas to elite private clubs. I confess, I hate the atmosphere at most of the courts; snooty, exclusive, might I even say a bit racist, classist, and sexist. (There I said it!)
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