It was just another Thursday, and I was on my way to an interview for a job I wasn’t particularly excited about. I was exhausted from endless applications, rejections, and dead-end opportunities. That day, I wasn’t even sure why I was still trying. But as I was walking to the interview, something strange happened. I […]
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Are you currently feeling overwhelmed by burnout? Have you found yourself searching for terms like “adrenal fatigue,” “how to rest,” or “extreme tiredness?” Whether your burnout stems from workaholism, situational depression, or years of chronic exhaustion, there are steps you can take to recover faster than you might think. In the first three years of
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Janet Blaser reflects on the five years since her retirement. Like many retirees, she has had ample time for contemplation. The decision to trade the bustling life of California for a more tranquil existence in Mazatlán, Mexico, has provided her with the opportunity to ponder the essentials. At the age of 67, Janet often contemplates
Charlie Munger passed away on November 28 at the age of 99. These reflections on his life and career, penned for CNBC Make It, stand as some of his final writings. While my children and grandchildren may not necessarily share my exact mindset, my aspiration is that they can view my life as an exemplar
Carly DeFelice, the creator of the online personal finance course Best Money Class Ever, has established herself as an expert saver and budgeter with significant achievements. Between her college graduation in 2008 and her 26th birthday, she not only paid off $35,000 in debt but also accumulated over $100,000 in investments. Now 38 and working