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Seven ways to be financially free

  1.       Calculate your monthly expenses This should be done on paper. Divide your monthly expenses into two categories; fixed and recurring expenses and non-recurring expenses. Recurring and fixed expenses are those that we have to pay monthly, and that we can determine before they are due. Examples of recurring expenses include rent, electricity bill, water bill, TV subscriptions like Netflix, airtime (postpaid or prepaid) and Internet expenses. In addition, fares to work and food expenses could also fall under this category, as you can predetermine the two. Non-recurring expenses are the irregular and non-predetermined expenses that you find yourself spending on. Such include medication, clothes, offering, welfare, furniture, electronics etc. 2.       Have a budget After having the monthly expenses written down as we saw above, the next important step is to have a budget. This is simply setting aside money for every e...

Five Ways To Stay Motivated Today

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With the modern ways of life, many people find their selves working or living under pressure or stress from time to time. This can be seen from the vast information that one can access from the Internet e.g. from social media sites, emails and media houses around us. At work, people will need to stay motivated to meet targets and deadlines and to keep their relationships at work and outside work healthy. Photo Courtesy of Titanium Success On this post, we will cover five ways to stay motivated in the Information Age. Let's do this; Take a nap - this allows your thoughts to refresh and at least give you a new perspective on your situation. Read Motivational books - this includes books of authors who made it through tough situations like Ben Carson, Barrack Obama etc. Watch Motivational Videos on YouTube - YouTube is a great platform to get inspiration. Speakers like Steve Harvey, Grant Cardone or Oprah Winfrey would be great to begin with. Watch a movie - Yeah, movies are a good dea...