Archive for May, 2010

By Donald Latumahina (follow me on Twitter), May 27, 2010

Note: This is a guest post from David Damron of The Minimalist Path
I wake up every morning knowing I can be something more than I was yesterday. I know I can be anything I want to be as long as I focus on that goal. I attempt to make every day another step towards succeeding [...]

By Donald Latumahina (follow me on Twitter), May 20, 2010

Note: This is a guest post from Noah Arobo of Noprobo.com.
As a child I was both a bookworm and a TV junkie. I remember the last thing my fourth grade teacher said to me, “Try to leave some books in the library for the other kids.” I had earned my reputation by reading more than [...]

By Donald Latumahina (follow me on Twitter), May 17, 2010

That’s an important question to ask in your career. Why? Because the stronger your bargaining power is, the higher the price you can ask for your skills. On the other hand, if your bargaining power is weak then you risk being undervalued by the market. You might get paid less than you deserve.
There is a [...]

By Donald Latumahina (follow me on Twitter), May 13, 2010

Note: This is a guest post from John Suter of Money Saving Challenge
Every now and again the media goes crazy when a new fad diet arrives onto the scene and regardless of whether it is the Atkins Diet, the Scarsdale Diet or the South Beach Diet, each one seems to represent a desperate attempt to [...]

By Donald Latumahina (follow me on Twitter), May 10, 2010

The more I look around me, the more self-employment seems to be the way to go for many people. I’m not sure if this is just my observation or if it’s indeed a global phenomenon, so I’d like discuss it with you.
There are two reasons why self-employment seems to be the way to go:

Necessity
Many people [...]

By Donald Latumahina (follow me on Twitter), May 6, 2010

Note: This is a guest post from John Anyasor of HiLife2B
Stop trying to fit in when you were born to stand out.
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Seemly realistic expectations, assumed logical progression, and an overwhelming sense of entitlement: these are the traits that a nonconformist does not possess. While the rest of the world moves like clockwork doing the things [...]