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What’s the first thing you do if you want to climb Mount Everest? While you might jokingly respond that the first thing you would do is get yourself a CAT scan, the fact is that climbing Mount Everest...

Have you ever wondered why some people are successful over and over again, while other people just can’t seem to catch a break? From the outside, it may look like some people have all the luck or priv...

An entrepreneur, basically, is anyone who starts a business. However most people don’t consider those who start a business, such as a website with little or no investment, and then don’t do any work o...

If you run a home business, you are likely more than familiar with the challenges that can accompany working from home. Fortunately, having the right workspace in your home can help you to be more pro...

One of the best aspects of being a teacher is enriching the lives of others. However, the financial aspects are some of the most difficult to manage. If you’re having trouble making ends meet on your ...

You hear it from your parents, your peers, and even your friends: freelancing isn't a “real job” despite the fact that millions of Americans earn a living from freelance income. But if there's one pla...

It's the firm truth that women have always been involved in one form of trade or the other from ancient times. The case has not changed — women haven't grown any lazier. Instead, they have kept waxing...

If you’ve struggled financially due to job loss, medical bills, divorce, or any other reason, the idea of starting your own business may intimidate you. However, this doesn’t mean you should give up o...

What are filler words? “Ums,” “ahs,” “you know,” “likes,” and “kind of,” to name a few. They’re completely natural, and for most people, unconscious and unavoidable. We use them when we’re thinking ab...

Remote interviews are a fact of life for every podcaster, and in today’s era of social distancing, more so than ever. Since you rarely get the chance at an interview do-over, nailing down your remote ...