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This is the 3rd and final part of the Financial Independence Series on the Millennial Life Admin Podcast. Part 1: Why you should consider pursuing Financial Independence (even if you don’t achieve it) Part 2: The Financial Independence Formula To Reach Financial Freedom But before I even start I want to put a little bit
Hi everyone! In this personal growth update, I will be giving a candid update on what I’ve been up to in August and September and the behind the scenes of MLA. In this episode, we talk about: Resting without guilt. In August, I took a vacation without my work laptop and was the
Interviewing is like dating. And just like on a date, it’s very important to make sure your potential future employer is a good fit for you. That’s why it’s pivotal to ask questions at the end of every job interview. Today we are going to be talking about the 5 questions to ask in
This episode is Part 2 of the Financial Independence Series on the Millennial Life Admin podcast. To catch part 1, click here. These are the show notes for Episode 19 – for the full details about this topic – subscribe to the Millennial Life Admin Podcast. Today we are going to be continuing down
I think deep down we all know that networking is important. Networking is how we get connected with other people in similar industries and make connections to find mentors, collaborate, and possibly even get a new job. But sometimes, networking feels….icky. There I said it. If you’ve been to a few networking events,
This episode/article is part 1 of the Financial Independence Series on the Millennial Life Podcast. What is financial independence? Is financial independence right for you and how do you go about pursuing it? That’s what we are going to be talking about today! In this kickoff episode/article to this series, we are
Renting vs. Owning is the never-ending debate in personal finance. And the truth is, there is no right or perfect answer because it all depends on your personal situation, circumstances, and goals. I’ve debated ever writing about this topic because it is a realm of personal finance that includes so many factors and
To be honest, I never obsessed about my credit score. A few years ago I got curious + checked to see that my credit score was 840, and I was like “cool.” And then I closed out the tab because I thought everyone else had a similar credit score. I
I know that that it’s easy to get caught up in the inspirational Pinterest quotes when it comes to career advice, but the thing is not all career advice is great. So today, we’re going to be talking about that the type of career advice that is well-meaning, well-intentioned, but eventually leads you to
