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The Deepest Discover
You been on a roll getting your finances in order, proving to yourself how much merely being aware of your motivations helps that process. Yet understanding what really matters to you goes even further. Once you establish your priorities it’s … Continue reading
Posted in Reflections
Tagged change, debt, debt free, disconnect, dramatic, emotions, faith, Habit, happiness, health, inspiration, Isolation, life, love, mindfulness, Obsession, opportunity, passion, pearls of wisdom, purpose, quote, reflection, Screen time, self-awareness, self-worth, selfcare, social media, solitude, sound bite, stillness, transformation
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Cutting Corners at the Grocery Store
I recently read this great article. It hit home for me, and is one I will share with all my young adults transferring into adulthood. Many of them will start off in minimum wage jobs and getting some type of … Continue reading
Posted in DIY💭, Kitchen Adventures
Tagged Budgeting, convenience, corner store, coupons, debt, debt free, farmers market, Google, grocery shopping, pantry staples, snack ideas, spending, vegetarian
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Paying for Higher Education – Pages of a Career Journal
I applied for the state’s government tuition reimbursement job program. I was rejected. I’m not pissed. I simply know God doesn’t want me to be under that servitude. He has a bigger plan to bring me into my purpose. God’s … Continue reading
Posted in Career Journal
Tagged AmeriCorps, DCFS, debt, employment, faith, FASFA, federal student aid, financial aid, How did you get here, job program, practicum, Scholarship, student loan, Suze Orman, tuition
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Real Life of an MSW 