I’m sitting here in the San Jose airport (mechanical delay, hehe) thinking about how much I have to be grateful for. I’m heading out to BlogWorld New Media Expo in New York City for the next 4 days. I’ll be speaking at two different times: First, I’ll be giving a solo presentation entitled “Broke, Burnt-Out, …
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[share_sc] Note: This is a post from Joan Concilio, Man Vs. Debt community manager. Read more about Joan here. In our Fall 2011 You Vs. Debt class, one of our members, Jay, created an awesome forum topic titled “What’s Your Kryptonite?” In it, we started talking about those places and things that just seem to …
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[share_sc] Note: This is a post from Adam Baker, founder of Man Vs. Debt. In Episode 6 of the Man Vs. Debt Podcast, we cover what I think are the six keys to living a truly flexible life… a topic about which I’m obviously really passionate! But to start off, here’s something new! As part …
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[share_sc] It’s here! It’s here! Finally, weeks and weeks of hard work and our trailer is out into the world. 🙂 It’s made specifically for Kickstarter, which is a website that helps musicians, artists, and filmakers crowd source the funding for releasing their project from the general public. In exchange, we offer unique “rewards” back …
[share_sc] This is a guest post from David Bakke. In addition to running a reselling business, David shares his personal finance and small business tips on the Money Crashers financial blog. The life of a entrepreneur comes with many benefits. Entrepreneurs don’t have to answer to bosses, and they can work whenever and wherever they …
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[share_sc] Note: This is a post from Joan Concilio, Man Vs. Debt community manager. Read more about Joan here. When I introduced myself to you guys a couple months ago, I was $70,858.26 in debt on credit cards and loans, and that meant we’d paid down 20% total on our worst-ever balance of $89,687.23. I’m …
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