Studenomics is all about the community. If I don’t help you guys get to financial freedom, then I have failed. One reader is working towards freedom by trying to pay off their debt. In September we touched base with Jacquelyn to help her become financially free. [Check out: Help out Jacquelyn.] Let’s check out the […]
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“If you randomly stumble upon an amazing talent and then somebody important sees it by wild coincidence, great things can happen without any hard work.” — Peter Griffin on Family Guy. This strategy seems like the game plan for far too many people these days. Just wait and hope for things to change. Guess what?
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“Why didn’t you answer your phone? I tried reaching you a few times you bastard!” A friend gave me hell for not answering my phone. I didn’t answer my phone because I was busy. I never make any apologies for being focused and working on my goals. “To avoid criticism: say nothing, do nothing, be
“I saw a bunch of nerds with wrestling belts. Who do these dorks think they are? The champions of nothing?” I was a few drinks in after a wrestling show as I spoke to my girlfriend at the time (2009 to be exact). I was having a laugh over the weirdos that I saw at
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“Why would you spend money on two gym memberships?” I get asked this all the time. Depending on the person, my response changes. I can easily fire back with one of the following questions. Why the hell would anyone smoke cigarettes (or buy every random girl a drink)? or… Why would I buy a home
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