No Boundaries

“Never depend on single income. Make investments to create a second source.” –Warren Buffett Many of us try to figure out ways to make some extra money when we have a full-time job and are stuck with a fixed income. It is not that we will go travel around the world (I wish!). 😊 The money comes and goes, right? There is always something to pay off, something that needs money to be done, like some unexpected expenses, a dentist problem that is not covered by the health insurance, a car that needs to be fixed, credit card payment, the roof of the house that needs to be reconstructed before winter, student loan payment, mortgage payment… you name it. (Related: Simple Little Tips to Save Money in Your Daily Life ) Before you start stressing out over money problems, take a deep breath first, and then focus on what you can control and how you can solve the problem. There are a few things you can try to make some extra money, which I am going to list below and talk abou

I have been going through this question a number of times myself. It seems like this is a hot-button-issue in the business world among people who want to express what they earned and are qualified for and others who suggest aggressively that you should lose all the letters after your name. And when I say “aggressively,” I really mean it literally. When I went through some articles to find out how to use degree abbreviations, I have seen expressions like, “stop playing scrabble games with your name,” or “no one is impressed with those letters.” Ouch! Earning a degree is a lot of work, time and money. I know you worked very hard to earn those degrees and letters. Yes, it is a fact that using your degree abbreviations after your name all the time is absurd AND annoying. There is a place and time for this. Well… don't lose those letters all at once regardless of what others suggest. Just do it properly. I too have wanted to find out what to do with my degree letters and gone t

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Whether you decided to quit smoking or you already did, a ‘big congratulations’ to you! Unfortunately, weight gain is something that is not very easy to escape from for most people who quit smoking. Depending on which phase of quitting smoking you are going through, you will deal with it eventually or you are already. In order to deal with weight gain after quitting smoking, first you need to understand what happens to you generally and what to expect once you quit smoking.  This article will give you a brief idea about it first, and then we will talk about what to do for damage control in the long run. The psychological side of eating more after quitting smoking Craving for cigarettes is only normal after quitting smoking. Many people attack food whenever they crave for a cigarette. I know it is not easy for you to keep hands off of cigarettes when you are under stress or when you have a cup of coffee or a drink. You quit smoking, and now you have cravings. You