Everything You SHOULD'VE Been Taught in School.
Recently I was asked, “Why does money seem like it’s in scarce supply when I see it everywhere?”
This is a profoundly powerful question, because most of us were taught at some point that money is scarce. Maybe it was your parents who said it, or maybe it was a teacher, coworker, relative, neighbor or friend. [Read more…] about Tactical Tips to Change Your Money Mindset, Immediately
Did you know that Facebook lets you choose the gender you identify with for your account?
When filling up forms, people are often forced to choose between “male” and “female.” In reality, there are multiple gender identities beyond male and female. Reflecting this on social platforms is important for representation and people’s validation.
Facebook’s Diversity Team has worked with network of LGBTQ groups to accommodate a wider range of genders. In its first step toward gender inclusivity, Facebook added 56 gender options in 2014, including non-binary and intersex. Facebook also lets users choose their preferred pronouns. [Read more…] about What Are Your Facebook Gender Options? Facebook’s Infinite Genders
If you’ve been paying attention to the stock market at all in the last year, you are likely aware that retail investing is booming. Maybe you have even noticed some of your friends or family members who never seemed interested in investing have recently started buying and selling securities and options. [Read more…] about A Straight-Forward Guide on How to Make Your First Investment
For some of the 1.4 million American adults who identify as transgender, top surgery is a way of obtaining the form that matches their gender identity, rather than the gender they were assigned at birth.
You may have heard of top surgery referred to as transgender chest reconstruction or gender-affirming surgery. Regardless of the name, the procedure follows a similar approach. [Read more…] about Top Surgery: Your Guide to Transgender and Nonbinary Chest Reconstruction
Many people have moved homes or locations during the COVID-19 pandemic. With the ability to work remotely, there is no need to pay sky-high rents.
But, what if you’re locked into a lease for another six months or twelve months? What if you already own a house or condo and don’t want to pay the mortgage while you’re traveling.
You could stay and see the lease through. Or, you could learn how to sublet your place and have those payments taken care of by another person. [Read more…] about A Starters Guide to Subletting: How to Sublet a Condo in 7 Simple Steps