Graduate Into The Real World
Congratulations! You’ve been out of college and on your own for awhile. You are in the phase we like to call “The Seconds.” You’re graduating from an apartment to a house, from your first job to a full fledge career, and more. Don’t worry, we still got ya back.
October Is Breast Cancer Awareness Month What if I told you that I know a way to slash your risk of developing cancer by about 40%? Interested? How about if I told you that way is by cutting all meat out of your diet? That statement might lose some of the die-hard meat eaters out […]
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What are yours? That’s the first thing you should ask yourself. We all have different ones, even though they often fall into similar categories. Once you’re able to realize what the problem is, you can take the next step – acting on it. Infidelity, Jealousy, and Trust: Cheating is almost always a deal-breaker for anyone. […]
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We all know that the job search is really, really tough, and you deserve every break you can get. Don’t inadvertently make it tougher on yourself by applying for jobs that you’re not qualified for. There are times when it’s perfectly fine to stretch and apply for the job that is at the next level […]
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The Credit Card Act has helped to protect us from punishing fees and interest rates on our credit cards. This leaves banks with a dilemma: how to make up for lost income. One way to make money is to add new fees and increase old fees on different types of bank accounts, and even some […]
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What do I mean by “lots”? Try 9 servings a day. The response I typically get to this is “You want me to eat how much?!?” It’s really important to eat plenty of vegetables and fruit to help get the vitamins, minerals, antioxidants and fiber we need. The nutrients in colorful produce are the key […]
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