Money Quote Friday - Love What You Do Edition.
I cannot stress this enough to anyone, whether you are just starting out in your career or in the middle of it - do what you love and eventually the money will come in one form or another…
“You can only become truly accomplished at something you love. Don’t make money your goal. Instead, pursue the [...]
Carnivals And Festivals For The Week of October 22 2007.
My Two Dollars took part in The 123rd Carnival of Personal Finance hosted over at Dough Roller. My post “How Much Does $20 A Week Amount To Over Time?” was included.
Thanks to Dough Roller for hosting!
Getting A Green Mortgage And Using An Eco-Broker.
Getting a what? Using a who? That’s exactly what I thought while I was reading an issue of Natural Home magazine I borrowed from the library. I never knew there was such a thing as a green mortgage, but I guess I did know there were real estate brokers who concentrated on [...]
Getting Organized Does Not Have To Cost A Lot Of Money.
In recent years, the organization fad has really taken off, with stores popping up all over selling $25 plastic boxes for you to “contain” the things you own. Have you ever stepped foot into one of these stores? 100,000 square feet of plastic boxes, bins, buckets, drawers, bags, and anything else you could imagine, [...]
Voluntary Simplicity - Is It The Answer?
Wouldn’t you like to work less and retire earlier? Have you ever thought of a way to make that happen? Most of us (myself included, back in the day) just go through life getting up in the morning, putting in our 8-10 hours a day (or more) and coming home to watch television [...]
Money Mistake Monday - Doesn’t Care How You Pay For It Girlfriend Syndrome.
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In this first post in what I hope will be a series of weekly posts titled “Money Mistake Monday”, I wanted to share with you a little something called “The Fancy High-End Wants Everything And Doesn’t Care How You Pay For It Girlfriend Syndrome”. A few years back (about 8 years) I [...]
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