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Mistakes that Caused My First Side Hustle to Flop

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Taylor / December 11th, 2014 / 2 Comments

I’ll be the first one to admit I failed at my first side hustle big time. Thankfully I identified my errors before too much of my time was wasted. Here’s some back story. Dog walking was my first go around as a side hustling queen. Before this first side job my main source of income since 16 years old had been punching some sort of clock. I searched for a side hustle that was low pressure...

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Four Retirement Planning Tips for Nurses

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James Hendrickson / November 11th, 2014 / No Comments

The healthcare career landscape is evolving, and that includes the nursing profession. Demand for The Modern School Nurse is strong and possibly growing, especially for experienced professionals. As you think about your retirement prospects in the coming years, here are four things to keep in mind. 1. Further Your Training If you haven’t done it already, one key step to taking your nursing career...

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Three Signs You Should Hire a Personal Virtual Assistant

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Taylor / November 7th, 2014 / 1 Comment

I used to belong to the school of thought that believed personal assistants were only hired by rich business people. Mainly because I figured they were the only type of person who could afford to pay a full-time assistant’s salary. My perspective started to change when I discovered virtual assistants and how cheap hiring one can be. A virtual assistant can cost just $4 per hour. The idea that...

Posted in: Career and Work, General, Life Hacks Tagged with: hire a virtual assistant, virutual assistant

Can’t Pay Your Bills? 7 Mindless Part-Time Jobs to Try

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Taylor / September 17th, 2014 / 7 Comments

Are you having trouble paying off debt? Sometimes you can’t get around the fact that you need to make more money no matter how good you are at budgeting. Your income is just not enough to surpass your expenses. Particularly as a recent college grad. Your first few jobs will likely not allow you to live comfortably while paying off student debt and saving for a rainy day. And even entrepreneurs...

Posted in: Career and Work, Money, Saving Money Tagged with: easy part time jobs, part time jobs