Everyones World of Personal Wealth

I didn’t quit a cush job to start making money online . I did it while I was making $12 an hour and realized the ceiling was right around $16. I am a lazy person. I refuse to work that hard for that much pay. Of course, I couldn’t refuse right away. It took two years before my efforts here started paying bills . It took the same amount of time to realize it was possible. Now I think it’s easy. Well, maybe not easy, but achievable. And that’s all I really need to know. Just one chard of...Read Full Story

Munimuni...(A Personal Reflection) "January 28, 2008 at 4:24pm feeling bored and restless, I opened up my email account. As always, I got a lot. Without a second glance, I opened each new mail after another, including several unsolicited spam mails just to pass time, then I came across this interesting mail from Papa Ding and Mama Ched, a wonderful couple who surely had surpassed every test of time in their relationship through the years-- I do not personally know them but through friendster...Read Full Story

I am going slightly off topic here, but if you're reading this blog you probably know a lot about the online world anyway and may even have your own website. I've mentioned my main website at www.your-career-change.com many times previously, but I want you to know why it's so popular (around 2000 people go there every day) . It gets traffic from search engines because the content is high quality and relevant to people searching for careers and jobs information. The search engines like it...Read Full Story

A Message From Bob The approach of spring signals the annual migration of thousands of college seniors from the classroom to the real world. Often the first step on this journey is a job interview, or a series of job interviews. Especially for young people, this can be a scary prospect. Few college seniors have spent much time honing the skills needed to get through a job interview with poise and persuasiveness. Today I want to offer some ideas and tips to help newly minted graduates “knock...Read Full Story

Slavery has not been fully abolished - but re-instated by debt Through the late eighteenth century and the early nineteenth, William Wilberforce and his supporters fought tooth and nail to abolish slavery in what to them, at the time was the modern world. Two hundred years later I wonder what his comments would have been regarding the blatant use of credit in enslaving, young and old alike, male or female, black or white, who have been coerced into voluntary slavery through massive debts that...Read Full Story