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November 25th, 2010 | by O.A. Wisen
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Every year, the United States of America celebrates Thanksgiving, about the time the year is drawing to an end. Here are a couple of things that we should all be thankful for – today, and every day.
Sometimes, based on what I see on the news and/or read online, the behavior of some of us, and the things we utter with our mouths reflect a bitter, not thankful spirit – and... Read Full Story
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A fair number of relationship problems usually begin with selfishness on someone’s part. Sometimes, it’s harder to figure out who the actual selfish spouse is. These reasons can also apply to relationships that are gearing up towards marriage, or personal relationships in general that are considered worthwhile. Obviously, it’s one thing to know a something, and another to successfully execute it. But the more you know and attempt to execute a piece of knowledge, the closer you are to... Read Full Story
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A fair number of relationship problems usually begin with selfishness on someone’s part. Sometimes, it’s harder to figure out who the actual selfish spouse is. These reasons can also apply to relationships that are gearing up towards marriage, or personal relationships in general that are considered worthwhile. Obviously, it’s one thing to know a something, and another to successfully execute it. But the more you know and attempt to execute a piece of knowledge, the closer you are to... Read Full Story
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A fair number of relationship problems usually begin with selfishness on someone’s part. Sometimes, it’s harder to figure out who the actual selfish spouse is. These reasons can also apply to relationships that are gearing up towards marriage, or personal relationships in general that are considered worthwhile. Obviously, it’s one thing to know a something, and another to successfully execute it. But the more you know and attempt to execute a piece of knowledge, the closer you are to... Read Full Story
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In times of economic turmoil, nothing says you have to be a tightwad during a recession. When others are making the effort to tighten their belt and trim down excesses you wouldn’t have to. In fact you can view downturns as opportunities. It is a recurring convention that when the going is good economically people let go of most of their financial inhibitions. But when the times are “hard” (like a freeze in credit, recession, loss of job, etc) most of us revert back to being conservative all... Read Full Story
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In times of economic turmoil, nothing says you have to be a tightwad during a recession. When others are making the effort to tighten their belt and trim down excesses you wouldn’t have to. In fact you can view downturns as opportunities. It is a recurring convention that when the going is good economically people let go of most of their financial inhibitions. But when the times are “hard” (like a freeze in credit, recession, loss of job, etc) most of us revert back to being conservative all... Read Full Story
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March 29th, 2009 | by O.A. Wisen
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In times of economic turmoil, nothing says you have to be a tightwad during a recession. When others are making the effort to tighten their belt and trim down excesses you wouldn’t have to. In fact you can view downturns as opportunities. It is a recurring convention that when the going is good economically people let go of most of their financial inhibitions. But when the... Read Full Story
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Occasionally, friends have come up to me, curious to know how they can get started with investing in the stock market. I have been investing for some time now by managing my portfolio, and I’m in no way considered an expert. Most of my knowledge was acquired due to desire, and a want of the ability to understand the stock market for myself. As a result, I fully bear the risks of any wrong (or right) decisions that I make. For all, there is always the option of going through a financial... Read Full Story
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Occasionally, friends have come up to me, curious to know how they can get started with investing in the stock market. I have been investing for some time now by managing my portfolio, and I’m in no way considered an expert. Most of my knowledge was acquired due to desire, and a want of the ability to understand the stock market for myself. As a result, I fully bear the risks of any wrong (or right) decisions that I make. For all, there is always the option of going through a financial... Read Full Story
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March 22nd, 2009 | by O.A. Wisen
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Occasionally, friends have come up to me, curious to know how they can get started with investing in the stock market. I have been investing for some time now by managing my portfolio, and I’m in no way considered an expert. Most of my knowledge was acquired due to desire, and a want of the ability to understand the stock market for myself. As a result, I fully bear the risks of... Read Full Story
