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Diderot Effect and Why We Like to Keep Upgrading Our Stuff
Have you ever experienced the feeling after buying a new pair of shoes that you suddenly urge to buy a new shirt or new pants to go with it?
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Be Careful Who You’re Friends With
Similar to how rotten fruits, when placed beside fresh fruits, will certainly spread and rot the good bunch. That is why we need to be in the right social circles.
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Don’t Waste Your 20’s: 10 Things I Thank My Vicenarian Self
To my fellow millennials, there are many things to learn and experience in life. But also remember to be very selective in them. Don’t follow the path that leads to failure and disappointment.
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Are you stressed with your investments? Here are probably five reasons why.
Investing can be an easy or stressful situation depending on the investor, so it is essential to understand where you’re invested first.
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Use a sleep calculator to wake up better.
Sleeping can remind us that we did a good job today. It can also tell us that though our day sucked, we still have a new day, new opportunities to be better, and new blessings that God has in store tomorrow.
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Learning Never Stops. Especially After School.
Continuous learning is like entering through a door. Inside that door are many more doors pointing to different branches of knowledge. Opening another door will only reveal more doors. Learning never ends.
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Red Flags: How to know if you’re investing in a scam?
“Financial scams will continue to happen as long as people don’t know how to identify them. Money is a behavioral topic and does not require above-average intelligence to understand. However, as long as people have a faulty understanding of how money works, many will continuously fall victim to scams.”
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I’m maintaining a gratitude journal this year. Here’s what I learned so far.
“Gratitude is more than just a feeling, it is a choice. So we need to look closely at our lives and identify the blessings that we have.”
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12 Fundamental Money Lessons I Learned From The Bible
Aside from the vital spiritual guidance that the Bible’s vast array of books teaches, it also gives practical lessons, including handling money.
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4 Filipino Social Media Personalities I Follow For Personal Finance
Social media can be a very toxic and polarizing place. Still, if used correctly, it can connect people, families, and friends. In other times it can also be a way to learn more about different things.
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Experience Is Better Than Fancy Titles
Looking around our society, we can easily say that many would respect people with fancy titles rather than those with a long, demonstrated history of working experience.
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Revisiting Love, Relationships, and Singleness
“It’s funny how a year can change our lives for the better (hopefully, not for the worse).”
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Why I No Longer Engage in Political Banters in Social Media
The next few months will be stressful once again as the official campaign period for the national elections will start.
Friends, families, acquaintances, and even strangers will once again battle it out in cyberspace, mainly in social media, on who should sit on the highest position of the land.
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Personal Growth Is Not A Straight Line
Personal growth is not something we can achieve because it is an abstract concept. Personal growth is also not a destination but a long journey towards self-improvement.
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Absolute Beginner’s Guide to Dividend Investing Through the Stock Market
Disclaimer: Before you continue reading, please take note that the information provided in this post is based on the author’s research, personal experiences, and available market information. Any stock mentioned in this post is not a recommendation to buy or sell. Dividend investing is a relatively simpler way to create a passive income portfolio better suited […]
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