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6 Ways to Transition to a New Career After 30
The average American changes jobs seven times over a life time of work, and the pursuit of better job satisfaction and financial stability are among the top reasons. Most of these career shifts happen in a person's teens and twenties, when hop-scotching from bartending to telemarketing is...
Say Yes to Life: An Accessible Primer on Nietzsche’s Big Ideas
Friedrich Nietzsche introduced several ideas into Western philosophy that have had a huge influence on the culture of the 20th and 21st centuries. Existentialism, postmodernism, and poststructuralism have all been touched by Nietzsche’s work. His impact isn’t just seen in academic philosophies,...
The 10 Inalienable Rights of the Reader — Agree, Disagree?
Today is List Day, or Tip Day, or Quiz Day.
This Wednesday, back by popular demand: the 10 inalienable rights of the reader.
A thoughtful reader pointed out a wonderful list written by French author Daniel Pennac, in The Rights of the Reader.
As someone who loves to read–practically to the...
Best Money Tips: Secrets of Incredibly Productive People
Welcome to Wise Bread's Best Money Tips Roundup! Today we found some great articles on the secrets of incredibly productive people, reasons why you’ll never get rich, and how to handle three awkward money situations.
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7 Secrets of Incredibly Productive People —...
How to Game the System and Save Big at CVS, Walgreens, and Rite Aid
When looking for savings, shopping at big name drugstores used to be a no-no.
But CVS, Walgreens, and Rite Aid have useful rewards programs that, when used right, can help you get the most bang out of your buck. Here's a list of useful tricks to maximize savings at these three big name...
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Podcast #123: StrongFirst & Kettlebell Training With Eric Frohardt
If you’ve been reading the site for awhile, you’re likely familiar with Eric Frohardt. He’s the former U.S. Navy SEAL who taught us how to pull an all-nighter like a special forces operator, as well as the ins and outs of the tactical order of dressing. Currently, Eric serves as...
21 Surprising Uses for Vinegar
As an Englishman, I spent most of my life knowing only one use for vinegar — well, malt vinegar to be precise — and that was as something to make my fish n' chips taste great. After I discovered the fine cuisines of Guam and the Philippines, I used white vinegar in my cooking. I...
The Argument Against 5-Year-Plans: You Can’t Stay Adaptable Without Room to Change
Planning is guessing.
Eliminating single points of failure
Redundancy on the most important things keeps things safe and organized.
Post written by David Caolo
The post Eliminating single points of failure appeared first on Unclutterer.
12 Money Adjustments You Should Make Mid-Year
We're already more than halfway through another year — and already in the latter half of the decade (can you believe it!?) — which means fall and winter are right around the corner. As those seasons approach, you'll find yourself back to the grind, taking the kids to school and...
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