I have been blogging for nearly two years now, and I have learned so much along the way. I still have much to learn, and I still consider myself a small blogger. I’ve never been that big on networking, and I have preferred to build small relationships here and there, and focus more on content. […]
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DollarVersity: Why I Do What I Do When I Do What I Do
“Why do you give away so much information and advice?” That’s a question I hear a lot. People say that I could be making a ton of money charging people as clients for a lot of the information I put in my blog or when I’m just just talking to someone casually. The thing is, I really […]
Read MoreMy Broken Coin
I cannot believe that I am (finally) writing my Yakezie member post. It’s been a really long, thorny and unstable road for me. What for some challengers usually takes six or eight months of the challenge, took me more than a year! I was in and out of the blogging world sporadically. But every time […]
Read MoreWorld of Finance
I remember when I first came to the Yakezie network. It was just over six months ago when the member posts from the gamma class were being posted. I remember reading Andrea’s member post from So Over Debt (I was so happy that she didn’t delete her blog) and LaTisha from Young Adult Finances among […]
Read MoreMoney Spruce: Always Growing Something New
Hello, Yakezie! Jeffrey here. I’m happy to be writing this post after receiving the exciting news that I and my blog, Money Spruce, have been welcomed as a member of this awesome network! It’s been a lot of fun getting to know everyone! How Did I Get Here? Not to insult anyone or his/her blog, […]
Read MoreWhy Are People Unhappy And How Can We Help?
How much money do you need to be happy and not worry about money anymore? I’ve asked this question many times over the past several years, and the answers have ranged from about $35,000 to $500,000 gross a year, depending on where you live and what you are used to. The range is wide enough […]
Read MoreYou Make It Look So Yakezie!
I’m an idiot. This is a well-known fact I must cope with. Don’t believe me? Here are two convincing examples: EXAMPLE NUMBER ONE I was 17 years old – a senior in high school. I was interviewing for a college scholarship. I couldn’t have been more prepared. The night before the interview I wrote down […]
Read MoreOne Cent At A Time
I was preparing to go to sleep. It was 11PM on Sunday evening. I checked my mail for one last time before calling it a day. There was an email waiting to be read. It was from Sam, informing me on a decision to accept OCAAT as a Yakezie member. Fellow Yakezies, this is a […]
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