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This writing was done in hindsight, after working for almost 7 years now in a reasonably satisfactory job which I entered as an intern, then as a graduate. This is about what should I have done to earn more money. The start Do what you are naturally good at and do what you enjoy (love) doing. In high school or in your formative years, spend time asking yourself this. What do you do well naturally - without force? Work your butt off to be good like really reaaally reaalllly good at it. To illustrate, If you want to be a doctor, or a lawyer, work extremely hard until you attain a scholarship in the most prestigious medical school or law school in the world. Participate in as many as competitions, extracurricular activities, work experiences and mentoring programs, that are going to be relevant and going to expose you to the industry that you are going to undertake. Participating in those will develop your social skills, people management skills, rel

6 Simple Tips & Tricks to cook cheap healthy and nutritious meals! 1 pot wonder. Cook 1 pot of meat and vegetables , and eat it with rice or potatoes. It can last two to three days of breakfast, lunch and dinner. Asian stir fries , with asian vegetables , and eat it with rice. Do not cook with fancy sauces. Stick to 1 - 2 sauces or no sauce at all. Learn how to cook with lentils , cheap, healthy, nutritious and last long . Forget about buying snacks, chips, biscuits and chocolate . They are un healthy for your body nor your wallet. Stop buying them. Snack on fruits and nuts & Sip tea , to snack. Bonus Points: :) Eat your food whilst watching good food cooking online. This helped to make your cooking taste nicer ;) ©™ Kaizen Money Smartt Spend a few minutes filling online surveys, minute online tasks and earn lotsa of $$$ Sign up for FREE by clicking below: Vindale Swagbucks Rewards Central Earn cash backs and shoppin

Live in an affordable home . What is affordable? One of the many rules says that approximately 30% of your income should be mortgage repayment. Rent out your couch, rooms, garages, lawn (for granny flat), basement etc. To rent out your house’s car park: parkshare.com.au, parkhound.com.au To rent out your apartment’s car park: put up notices in your office’s notice boards, building’s notice boards, etc. If you live close to a University, list it on the University webpage (call the administrator and ask - don’t muck around with the website, be time efficient). Live in the cheapest spot in your home and rent out the majority of the home. Living closer to the City and/or top University/High School could be more expensive initially, however it will make your property to be much more attractive (easier) to rent out to future tenants. Be a homestay parent. Renting out to students and providing them meals including utilities & internet , may comm