Narrating my recollection of memories.
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Wield Your Paintbrush
“Money that doesn’t work for you is money that is wasted”
3 Ways Women can Protect and Maintain a Standard of Living
As more career-driven and purpose-driven women are actively joining the workforce, there is a need to recognise the fundamental disparity between what women will need over their lifetimes due to women’s longer lives, time out of the workforce to raise families and common female-specific illnesses prevalent in today’s society.
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Tracking Expenses – Take Control of Your Finances
Tracking your expenses is a good habit, and it serves much more than simply having an overview of where your money’s going. It also helps you feel in control and indirectly reducing some of that financial stress you might currently be facing.
Read More“Victory’s when you’ve done something good, saved someone’s life, made someone’s day.”
Simple. Real. Like edamame.
Actually, this post isn’t about food.
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Winging Adulting
For most of the first year of living on my own, I relied on my Laundry Chair, prayed for my microwave to never fail on me when I needed it to work, and somehow restock my kitchen and cleaning cabinet with cleaning necessities in between my already cramped and busy work schedule. Here’s how I winged adulting.
Read More“Live here. Live now. Live in the present moment.”
Richard Templar
2019
Life is short. We live, we die. If we’re lucky, we get some good shopping, good friends, and good times in between.
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Young women in tech are alarmingly ignorant of their finances
Imagine if all the women in tech, all the people in tech, started learning about personal finance: how they could control their finances, and taking full advantage of the financial opportunities they had going for them.
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