Best Money Tips: How to Get More Out of Your Job
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Welcome to Wise Bread's Best Money Tips Roundup! Today we found articles on how to get more out of your job, college skills that will serve you well outside the classroom, and simple ways to be less addicted to your smartphone.
Top 5 Articles
Tips For Getting More Out Of Your Job — Avoid spending time with cynical co-workers who are always critical about your workplace. Just simply being around these toxic people can have a negative impact on you. [Flipping Heck]
5 College Skills That Have Lasting Value — The same skills that help you get into your dream college can also help you find jobs and manage your career. [Dumb Little Man]
4 Simple Ways to Be Less Addicted to Your Smartphone — Turn off the notifications on your phone — they’ll only distract you from your actual priorities. [The Classy Simple Life]
22 Hobbies For People Who Really Love to Be Alone — Take up some of these hobbies and have fun on your own. [PopSugar Smart Living]
Revamp Your Home Office to Improve Productivity — If you're easily distracted, introduce some white noise in your office to help you focus. [Genuine Curiosity]
Other Essential Reading
18 Easy Ways to ROCK Valentine's Day for Your Kids — This Valentine's Day, do something special for your kids to remind them how much they are loved. [Fabulessly Frugal]
17 lists you can keep in your planner — Your planner isn't just for appointments. It's a great place to keep lists that allow you to better manage your day, goals, and ideas. [Frugal, Debt Free Life]
Is Mystery Shopping For You? — Mystery shopping is a popular side hustle option, but if you want to succeed at it, you'll need to have certain personality traits and skills. [Earning My Two Cents]
21 Simple Ways To Be More Productive — Set yourself up for success each day with effective and efficient planning strategies. [Natalie Bacon]
As clean energy prices fall, rural communities in Asia, Africa benefit — Unconnected communities will be able access clean power as the costs of creating electricity from solar power and wind continue to fall. [The Christian Science Monitor]
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