Greatest Hits
- (L)Earning What I'm Worth
- The Save-to-Spend Budget
- Money Types: Carrie, Samantha, Miranda or Charlotte?
- Salary Negotiation Post - Retraction
- How Jenny Earned $15,000 on eBay
- Personal Account: Danielli, Part I
- The Fashionomics of Retail Begging
- 6 Steps to Better Pay
- Cheap, Quick Meals
- End the Superwoman Syndrome
- Rx for a Bloated Budget
- Create Other Income Streams
- Stop Wasting Time on Things That Will Never Make You Money
- The High Cost of Part-Time Work (+ working mom poll)
- Your (New & Improved?) Credit Card
- Prep for More Pay
- On Becoming a Financial Grown-up
- Challenge: Wear Just Six Things
- Personal Account: Gabrielle's Reflection on Worth
- Smash Student Loan Debt
August on DailyWorth: Rewind
By Amanda Steinberg Monday August 17, 2009
We're on hiatus through the end of August. We'll be back to our main shtick on September 8th. In the mean time ...
When DailyWorth launched back in January ('09), we offered a different kind of email service. Our earliest emails were short, money-inspired bits of sass to help you start your day. We received feedback that DailyWorth wasn't worthwhile as money inspiration alone, so we changed our format to offer more practical money tips, with the occasional kick in the pants of course. For fun, you can read some of our earliest work below.
Let's Talk About You
Not really. Let's talk about your money. You can spend it, give it away or stuff it under the mattress. You are captain of your own finances and investments, so don't ignore them. Get to know them. Ask the tough questions, the easy ones, even the stupid ones. Educate yourself. Learn everything you can. Advice can be a precious commodity, but nothing beats first-hand knowledge.
Ready. Aim. Go.
You have to start with a direction. Moving in a direction, even if it's not the right one, is better than standing still in a thunderstorm.
“How often I found where I should be going only by setting out for
somewhere else.”
~ R. Buckminster Fuller
No+Non+Nein+Nyet=Yes
Don't take ‘no' for an answer. Know why? Because ‘no' hardly ever means ‘no way, never, forget it, get lost.' If someone says ‘no' to you, take the time to find out what they really mean. You might be surprised. More often than not, ‘no' is just short-hand for ‘not now.' Don't throw in the towel after the first rejection. Sometimes, four ‘nos' add up to a ‘yes.'
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