You “day job” and career is the core of your income, and it is important to work hard to make as much as possible for the work you do.
I am writing this post at 28,000 feet on a wobbly tray table on the way home from FinCon, the annual conference for financial bloggers and the media. Don’t worry, it will be in the upright and locked position when we land.
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I have spent the vast majority of my career at big companies. Working for big companies has its perks, but many downsides as well. On the flip sides, small employers have many perks, but some drawbacks. Here are some differences of big companies vs. smaller ones as an employee.
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Today we welcome guest Deacon Hayes, a personal finance blogger who budgeted his way out of $52,000 in debt in 18 months. Learn how he cut expenses, earned more on the side, and became a full-time online entrepreneur.
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This week, we welcome guest Jack Nadel. Jack Nadel is a 91 year old entrepreneur with 70 years of business success. In our interview, we talk about how Jack started his first business on the heels of World War II with no college education, and took advantage of market opportunities to create a multi-million global
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Today I take the the mic solo to walk you through how to get started in freelancing and how I started myself. Learn how I went from $0 to $30,000 per year in this episode of the Personal Profitability Podcast.
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This week we welcome entrepreneur, hustler, and professional wrestler Martin Dasko. Martin started earning money at the ripe age of 11, and has never slowed down. Learn how he makes his living (and has fun) writing, traveling, and competing in the squared circle.
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