I remember the first time I wanted to plan a vacation by myself. I could find myself spending hours looking for information on the computer. Looking up for places to stay and things to do. The more time I spent doing my research, the more I realized: “Planning a vacation is hard and can be... Continue Reading →
Is paying $150 for a $500 dress, really saving?
Is paying $150 for a $500 dress, really saving? I’m sure most females are going to say “Yass!” My honest opinion is that it is not. You still spent $150 on a want, not a need? What is a want and what is a need? A “want” is all the luxuries that we desire. All... Continue Reading →
Career Hack
When I was in high school or college, I wished someone had given me a good quality assessment that would have pointed me in the direction of sales and business early on. While I ended up in a management position in my 20s, I always avoided sales thinking (correctly) that I did not know anything... Continue Reading →
The Envelope Method
Growing up, every time I received money I’d put in an envelope and just left the money there. Most of the time I would find myself finding money in envelopes I wasn’t aware of. This habit, I practiced as a kid, turned out to be one of the best financial tools I use to this... Continue Reading →
Learning to say ‘NO’!
Learning to say no. We know that every time we set a goal to save up money, life knows it and does everything in its power to prevent that. The same day you decide to start saving, a friend will most likely ask you to go out and drink a couple of cold ones. Before... Continue Reading →
Resume Checklist! Must Read!
It is like taxes. Everyone has to pay them. Similarly, resume writing is one of those essential components in life that everyone needs to do. Keeping in mind that is an ever-changing document, once you, however, have created a “template,” the rest is rather easy to keep up to date. So, now we know that... Continue Reading →
Is having a budget really helpful?
Ever since I can remember I’ve worked with some sort of budget. These could vary depending on the financial goal I wanted to achieve. Maybe I wanted to save some money for a trip, a new camera or the holidays were coming and Christmas presents needed to be bought. The curious thing is sometimes I... Continue Reading →
Take Action!
Have you ever woken up on January 1st and decided you will be making life-changing decisions? This could involve either creating healthy habits, completing certain projects, or even learning new skills. Better known as New Year's Resolutions. According to the New York Post, by January 12, most people have already abandoned their year-round commitment &... Continue Reading →
If you are good at something never do it for free.
“If you’re good at something, never do it for free” Heath Ledger’s Joker in The Dark Knight It’s curious how you can find some of the best advice in places you never expect. This may sound odd but, I’ll explain. Everyone has a unique gift, ability or talent. As an individual, you are entitled to... Continue Reading →
The Importance of Financial Goals
There are different levels of financial goals. There are short, mid, and long term goals. Each one of these has a very important role in your life. Without set goals, you could find yourself overspending on things that might not be beneficial for your bank account. This situation is a slippery slope which means that... Continue Reading →
