Parenting Skills in Question
How often are you second guessed in your parenting skills? Why is it that we have different views, when each seem to be in the childs best interest?
Geek Chic: Decorating the Living Room
After years of experimentation I have discovered that your living room can look stylish even if there are action figures, gaming systems, comic books and zombie survival posters.
Carpeting Two: Carpet and Your Room’s Decor
Carpeting consumes the largest mass of space in your decor it is important to consider certain criteria in its selection.
Passive Income: Earn Money While You Eat, Sleep, and Travel – Dividends
Passive income relies on diversity. Building wealth relies on diversity. If one stream trickles out, you have five to 10 others to pull some extra weight. As you’ve read in my other articles on the generation of passive income, being diversified, especially during a turbulent economy, will pay off.
Passive Income: Earn Money While You Eat, Sleep, and Travel – P2p Lending
As we continue with more streams of passive income, we come to P2P lending. Sure you’ve heard of P2P file sharing and web hosting, but lending? Building wealth has reached a new plateau with P2P lending. Passive income at a simple low price.
Passive Income: Earn Money While You Eat, Sleep, and Travel – Savings Accounts
Savings accounts have grown up. Building solid streams of passive income to increase wealth is about diversity. Savings accounts are no longer pennies made, but are reaching if not surpassing the interest rates of CDs, and are a great way to continue on your continuous passive income stream.
Passive Income: Earn Money While You Eat, Sleep, and Travel – Certificates of Deposit
CDs are your more traditional means of saving. Diversity is key and these are still around for a reason… they work. Your return isn’t as high as a P2P lending situation, wherein you can get anywhere from 8%-12%, but the risk is much lower.
Passive Income: Earn Money While You Eat, Sleep, and Travel. Step 2: Rethink Your Idea of Wealth
More money, more problems? This is what we want to avoid. Many aspire for the multi million dollar lifestyle, but fail to see one common flaw. If you’re making $30,000 dollars a month/year and spending $45,000 a month/year, you’re in the red. This theory applies to everyone; spending more than you have if your a millionaire or a college student means that you have to readjust your thinking.
