Wealth Management with Any Income

Maybe you’ve seen the ads on TV, or while you’re out and about: Financial consulting, investment services, portfolio management, etc. It can sound impossible even to a person with a relatively comfortable middle-class income! Those services, though, can extend to anybody, as can the practices of smart money management and building a more secure financial future. Here are a few simple things that you can do.

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Exclusion Literally Hurts©

Neuroscience research indicates that being excluded from a group triggers activity in the same regions of the brain associated with physical pain. What’s more is that even people who consider ourselves as champions of diversity and inclusion also exclude. We readily justify. Our justifications sound reasonable. Yet, when we look closely, these justifications reveal unconscious biases that come from a lifetime of conditioning.

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How to Answer Four Common Job Application Sections

Most application questions are pretty straightforward, but there are a few boxes where your answers might make the difference between your application moving forward or getting tossed out. Below are some tips for how to navigate the trickier application sections.

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Six Ways to Style a Thrifted Bandana

Bandanas are a classic summertime accessory and since they’re most often red, white, or blue, they really steal the show around the 4th of July. This very versatile adornment frequently makes its way onto thrift store shelves, so why not stock up now that summer is in full swing? Here are a few ideas for spicing up a summertime look with bandanas…

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Résumé 101: Which Résumé Type Is Right for You?

There are three main types of résumés: chronological, functional and combination. While all contain the same basic elements, they play to different strengths and work experience. Use this advice to use each type in the right situation.

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