If you've just received some settlement money, you may be wondering what steps to take next. It's not strange to feel anxious at this time, especially if it's a large amount. Apart from starting a business, the following are five smart ways in which you can spend the money you get for a personal injury settlement that is smart and actionable. 1. Pay Off Debt If you have any debt, you should take advantage of the funds you received to settle it. … [Read more...]
Is It Worth Spending Money on an Expensive Haircut?
During 2020, a lot of people began doing at home haircuts because their regular barbers and hair stylists weren't open or because they didn't feel safe going to a salon. Totally understandable. But now that vaccinations are rolling out, a lot of people are considering going back to a salon or barbershop. But after saving so much money with at home haircuts, is it worth spending money on an expensive haircut? What are your options? What does … [Read more...]
5 Ways Experts Monetize Knowledge
What does it mean to monetize knowledge and what are the ways experts earn money from their experience? There are many ways to do this if you know-how - and learning how is now easier than ever! A word of advice: monetizing your knowledge should be done with care. It is illegal to make unsubstantiated health claims or dispense legal advice without the proper state credentials, and those who make claims that generally cannot be supported find … [Read more...]
Common Problems To Solve as a New Amazon Seller
What are the common problems of new Amazon sellers? Selling on Amazon successfully requires an understanding of basic concepts starting with seller reputation, customer satisfaction, and consistency in listing. Common Problems of New Amazon Sellers The number one most common problem of new Amazon sellers? Nobody knows who you are! When you have a new shop with zero sales, no followers, and most importantly, no customer feedback, your first sale … [Read more...]
The Key Differences Between Rich and Wealthy
The key differences between rich and wealthy are, for some, a matter of perspective. For someone who earns $15 an hour, struggles to pay their student loans, and worries about being able to afford a car repair, the woes of someone who earns twice as much don’t seem like trouble at all. “If I had THEIR problems,” one might hear them say, “I would have NO problems.” To someone who doesn’t believe they will ever be able to earn what they feel … [Read more...]