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Category Archives: Finance
101 in 1001: the April book giveaway!
It’s time to give away another book and since it’s non-fiction month, I thought I’d give away a book that might interest a lot of people: “Your Money or Your Life“. Forbes recently published an article entitled ‘Your Job in 2020′ and it’s pretty scary. Though I don’t think that automation will move as quickly [...]
Also posted in 101 in 1001 Tagged 101 in 1001, book giveaway, Finance, investing, money, saving 8 Comments
How I used my life experience to win a marketing contest
On Friday night, I watched old episodes of TVO’s The Agenda. One episode in particular called “The Limits of Economics“, amused me because the host, Steve Paikan, asked a group of (academic) economists to define “economics”. Predictably, they couldn’t come up with a unanimous definition for their field of study, likely because economics is broken [...]
Also posted in Work Tagged coupons, economics, finances, marketing, the agenda, tvo, Work 2 Comments
The Age of Gadgetry
“I must have it”. Whenever I hear this, I always wonder what it is that the person has to have and most of the time, it’s some sort of gadget. Often, it’s a gadget made by Apple. I saw a great quote today about utility and luxury and that Apple products mostly exist as luxury [...]
Also posted in Simple Life, Tech Tagged apple, business, credit cards, debt, gadgets, haiti, ipad, kindle, Simple Life, thoreau 2 Comments
The Emergency Fund Revolution
I haven’t always been wise with money and I still occasionally get side-tracked and make a few minor mistakes that serve as a reminder to be smart about how I manage my dollars and cents! While reading “Le Zahir” on the Greyhound ride from Sudbury to Ottawa this week, there’s a passage about freedom that [...]
Also posted in Simple Life, Work Tagged books, emergency fund, finances, freedom, money, planning, saving, savings, Work 4 Comments



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