[social_warfare] “How do you feel?” I was lightheaded and my hands were shaking. I was about to re-enter the exam room. I knew before even signing up that the odds were stacked against me. Historically, only 1 in 3 people pass. I’ve heard the horror stories from coworkers. That was when my instructor saw me […]
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[social_warfare] Money is enigmatic. It means different things to different people. Different ways to save, different ways to budget. However, our culture shares some common misconceptions when it comes to money. These misconceptions, or myths, are so ingrained that it’s often buried in our subconscious. Most of them are never really questioned, they are taken
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[social_warfare] If I asked you “how is your relationship with money”, what would you say? Would you shrug and mutter “um, good, I guess?” or “I have a love/hate relationship with money” or maybe “I try not to think about it too much?” Ok, now what if I rephrased the question. “If money was a
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[social_warfare] I have a confession. Unlike most teens, I did not have a rite of passage of getting my driver’s license when I turned 16. No matter where you grew up, getting your drivers’ license was the symbol of freedom in our society. It was a big deal. As we watched in Clueless, failing your
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[social_warfare] You can’t have your cake and eat it too. There is no such thing as a free lunch. You can’t have it both ways. We’ve all heard it. By now, we are all old enough to know that we can’t get something for nothing. Everything has a cost, a catch. If something sounds too
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