This is another guest post from a top commentator at Studenomics. Steve runs the fairly new blog Personal Finance Startup where he talks about his journey from entry level to financial independence. Normally, I write about all aspects of my financial journey including investing, self-employed income, career plans and saving money. Seeing as this is […]
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I have written a short series of lessons I learned while on my way to becoming debt free but I haven’t had time to reflect and write about my reflection ever since becoming debt free in middle of March. So basically this is a great opportunity for me to rant a bit and provide some
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Mentors teach you about both the company and the industry, give you advice about job functions, and help you network with important people. All of these benefits of mentoring go towards furthering your development and advancing your career. Business mentoring gives you an inside look into the company without the fear of looking stupid or
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Yesterday I celebrated my 6 months of running Studenomics, so today it would only be appropriate if I showed you guys how I started this blog and how you could start your own personal finance blog. I often receive posts/emails that are very interesting and thought provoking from readers that surprisingly don’t run their own
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Are you a member of a gym? Are you trying to pay off debt and kill that gut at the same time? Since my semester is finally over it means that my gym membership has expired as well. I didn’t hesitate to join a new gym either. As mentioned in an earlier article I had
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