Earnings Beyond The Wallet is a guest post by Colleen from KongSavage.com. She wants to know how do you measure success if not by monetary means. Earnings Beyond The Wallet How do you measure success when money is not your forté? Numbers overwhelm me. My fourth grader cruises about YouTube looking for videos on binary […]
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The following is a guest post by Colleen Kong-Savage, an illustrator and writer who lives in Manhattan. She shares with us the difficulties of finding employment after a divorce and being out of the workforce for almost 10 years to raise her son. Some people are good at making money. Others are not. I am
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The following is a guest post by Colleen Kong-Savage on why she is in favor of eating out in the big city. She is in the middle of changing her financial habits after a recent divorce. I’m a big proponent of tackling specific financial habits one at a time vs. all at once to increase
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The following is a guest post by freelance illustrator, designer, and writer Colleen Kong-Savage. There’s nobody more adept at getting things done like a single mother and I’m very pleased to read her point of view. American society doesn’t think very highly of mothers. Only five nations in the whole big fat world do not
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When it comes to making money, perhaps it’s best to trust rich people more. After all, if you’re about to have heart surgery, you’d rather have an experienced surgeon operate rather than a first year resident perform the operation. If you’re looking for some entrepreneurial advice, you’d rather pay $300 to listen to Ron Conway,
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