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Summer 2015 Update on My Business

August 19th, 2015 | 11 Comments

Summer 2015 Update on My Business

I just returned from my first speaking engagement of the fall so I thought I would give you a proper run-down of what has been happening with my new business over the past several months. I’ve discussed how my PhD prepared me for entrepreneurship and pointed you to my speaking site a few times in the past, but haven’t yet told you exactly what my objective is or how I’m doing. I guess I haven’t wanted … Read entire article »

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Favorite Posts, Mentions, and Top Comments Week of 22December2013

December 29th, 2013 | 12 Comments

Favorite Posts, Mentions, and Top Comments Week of 22December2013

As I told you last week, we drove to my parents’ place on Sunday for our Christmas break.  Since then, we’ve been: spending time with family cooking hanging out with friends reading (I’m working on Gulp by Mary Roach, but I have two more books to get to after that!) watching movies (47 Ronin and Elysium, and some older ones) and Modern Family napping helping my mom with some of her errands   One of the errands we helped with was taking, touching up, … Read entire article »

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Favorite Posts, Mentions, and Top Comments Week of 6October2013

October 13th, 2013 | 4 Comments

Nothing out of the ordinary to report this week.  Just lots of work for me and lots of thesis-writing for Kyle.   Oh, and I decided at the last second to attend a retreat with my church next weekend so that’s $110.  I’ve said a zillion times recently that I need a vacation so this is a good holdover until Thanksgiving/Christmas/Kyle’s defense.     Posts I Liked   Congratulations to Eric on his engagement and Cat on her pregnancy!   Cat from My Personal Finance Journey plans on renting for another decade.   Pauline from Reach Financial Independence has a budget for people who hate budgets.   Tonya from Budget and the Beach jumped on a great deal on a trip to Iceland.     Mentions   Jacob from iHeartBudgets listed The 3 to 6 Month Emergency Fund in his good reads.     Carnivals   Losing Half Our Buffer was featured in the Carnival … Read entire article »

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