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The Effect Of Choice On Our Financial Resources

By David G. Mitchell, August 31st, 2010

You cannot recover the money that you spend, but you can always earn more. Money will come to you from hard work, good fortune and simple luck. You will spend all of it or some of it and often you will be able to control how you much of your money you give back to [...]


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All Cars Should Be Limited To 70 Miles Per Hour

By David G. Mitchell, August 24th, 2010

Unless you live in Germany with access to the Autobahn or own a private race track, chances are good that you will never have a legitimate reason to travel at speeds faster than the law allows. You may want to travel faster than the speed limit and you may do so regularly, but you probably [...]


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Simple Ways To Reduce Food Waste

By David G. Mitchell, August 17th, 2010

In even the most organized of kitchens, there will be waste. Spills, failed recipes and other mishaps will add to food costs. It cannot be helped because accidents do happen. At the same time, a lot of waste can be avoided and a lot of unnecessary costs do not have to be suffered. It just [...]


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What Fantasy Football Can Teach You About Money

By David G. Mitchell, August 10th, 2010

August is here! That means that for the next few weeks, after I have taken care of all of my domestic duties and professional responsibilities, I will have one thing, and one thing only, on which to focus my attention. I will not be cleaning up oil in the Gulf of Mexico. I won’t be [...]


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Entertain Yourself Without Spending A Fortune

By David G. Mitchell, August 5th, 2010

Boredom is usually a self-inflicted condition. If you take a moment to think about it, when you are on your own time, you usually control whether or not you are engaged or bored by what you are doing. If you are always looking for a television for entertainment, chances are good that you will quickly [...]


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Planning For Every Activity Is Not Always Possible

By David G. Mitchell, August 3rd, 2010

Yesterday I went to the movies with one of my sons. He is a film buff and wanted to see a Ray Harryhausen movie on a big screen. Fortunately, a local cinema was offering a free screening 1974’s all too memorable Golden Voyage of Sinbad and we took advantage of that. Just as we left, [...]


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Focus Saving On Recurring Costs

By David G. Mitchell, July 31st, 2010

If you need to make a onetime purchase and you find a way to save a few dollars, it is a good thing. At the same time, if you are going to put a lot of effort into finding ways to save money, it is almost always going to be more beneficial to focus your [...]


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You Get What You Pay For

By David G. Mitchell, July 29th, 2010

It’s been said that you get what you pay for. While there may be exceptions to that rule, it does often prove to be the case. Where quality matters, paying more for an item of higher quality can offer a better value than paying less for lesser quality. For example, I’ve learned through comments that [...]


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The Myth That Making Your Own Lunch Saves Hundreds Of Dollars

By David G. Mitchell, July 27th, 2010

An insurance company has recently been running a television commercial in which it notes that saving money is now a very popular topic of conversation. One incidental character in the commercial tells a friend that since he stopped buying lunch each day and started bringing lunch from home, he is putting fifty dollars each week [...]


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Five Ways Employees Should Act

By David G. Mitchell, July 24th, 2010

I just returned from a trip to my local grocery store. The store manager, who has been with the company for thirty years, was at the front of the store greeting customers. The employees who have been working there for the past ten years smiled and said hello as I walked by them. Indeed, most [...]


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