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Feeling pretty proud of this #diy similar to #asos ruffle choker #doityourself #fblogging #fblog #fblogger #makeit #recycling #recycle #whatiworetoday #whatiwore #wiwt #wiw #outfit #ootd #ootdshare #outfits #outfitpost #outfitshare #fashrev #fashiongram #fashioninspo #fashionblogger #fashionblog #fashionblogging #fashioninsta
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Attempted to make my own ruffle choker necklace, see the results on the blog link in bio #asos #asosuk #asseenonme #diy #doityourself #crafternoon #craft #crafts #fblogging #fblog #fblogger #fashrev #fashion #fashionaddict #fashionista #makeit #sewing
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Melody McCloskey is a 32-year-old CEO who raised $40 million.
She entered the start-up scene as a 26-year-old female entrepreneur with no software engineering background. The odds were stacked against her, but just 5 years later, McCloskey had co-founded StyleSeat, an on-demand beauty company that has raised $40 million in VC funding and done $3.2 billion in cumulative sales.
“You just have to wake up and say, ‘I’m going to learn from past meetings, past conversations. And I’m going to get smarter and better and I’m going to kill it in these next meetings,’” McCloskey said.
“I think that everyone should do what they love and not be fearful of all of the reasons why they shouldn’t.”
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Best-selling author and public intellectual Malcolm Gladwell is an expert on a number of things – but when it comes to investing, Gladwell prefers to stay hands off. “I have enormous respect for expertise, which means I will never try to be an active investor,” he says. “Mostly I have other much smarter people make those decisions for me.” Do you think that’s a smart strategy? –
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Haven’t taken vacation yet? You’re not alone. American workers leave 658 million vacation days on the table. They’re essentially working for free, and hurting their careers in the process: Workers who took at least 11 days off a year were MORE likely to have received a #raise or #bonus in the past 3 years than those who took less than 10 vacation days. “Americans work really hard, but we need vacations to give us the break, so we can work smart,” said Katie Denis, senior director of @projecttimeoff. “There are no winners when people don’t take time off.”
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The power couple taking turns making millions
Kevin and Maggie Callahan are married to each other — and success.
As partners in life and business, the Callahans are generating millions, with their latest venture Maggie Louise Confections headed to top $1 million in annual revenue this year.
By taking financial risk to support their businesses. Maggie, for example, liquidated her 401(k) to help fund Kevin’s fitness app when it was in its infancy. That’s a move most experts would advise against, but it paid off in the end: http://cnb.cx/23tUGbr
Thursday Thoughts: Sometimes you have to do what they tell you never to do.
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Today, there are more billionaires than ever. 2,473 of them, to be exact. New York City is home to the most, with 97 total.
Why do billionaires live here, when they have the money to go anywhere? “…finance remains the dominant industry for this demographic,” WealthX tells CNBC. “As a result, more billionaires are likely to be located in large financial centers such as London and New York."
Another reason: billionaires like to be surrounded by other billionaires: "There has been a rise in the concentration of wealth in recent years… This makes having some sort of presence in the likes of New York, London, and Hong Kong almost a prerequisite for billionaires."
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There are 17 private colleges where students go on to earn the most money.
Can you guess which one tops the list? That’s right: Yale University, where the median annual earnings 10 years after enrolling is $74,200. That’s a lot more than the average American salary of $45K.
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Want to live a more adventurous life AND become a better entrepreneur?
There are real steps you can take, if you’re willing to be uncomfortable.
First, go to new places: “Your brain actually operates differently in an unfamiliar environment,” says Jon Levy, a human behavior scientist.
Then, push boundaries: “You have to push your comfort zone. Because an adventure isn’t an adventure unless you grow from the experience.”
Lastly, know when to call it quits: “Most people try to push their experiences long past the point of enjoyment."
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Sometimes reaching your dreams takes time. For the Chicago Cubs it took more than a century.
This week, the Cubs won the World Series after 108-years without a single championship. That teaches us a valuable lesson:
Failure comes before success, and winning requires persistence.
"The ability to persist on a given path regardless of setbacks, unexpected events, bad news, and resistance – to continue firmly in some state, purpose, or course of action in spite of conditions – is a trait common to those who make it,“ writes entrepreneur Grant Cardone.
That’s how the Cubs made it, and how you can too: http://cnb.cx/2eZakaF
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Andrew Josuweit conquered $107,000 in debt.
How’d he pay back a bill that big?
“Small changes can help you dig your way out of debt,” Josuweit says. “You may feel like these small changes don’t matter. That couldn’t be further from the truth. Small changes do add up in the long-run."
He goes on: "You have to flip the script and take back what’s yours. Remember, no one can help you out of this situation … except for you.”
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A beautiful sunrise is just 1 benefit of waking up early. Another? You can tackle tasks before distractions arise.
“By waking up well before the sun rises, you’re essentially eliminating common distractions, such as text messages, emails and social media notifications,” psychologist Josh Davis explains.
It’s no coincidence, then, that successful people tend to wake up early. Take Apple CEO Tim Cook, who starts his morning routine at 3:45 AM, or first lady Michelle Obama, who gets a 4 AM start.
Are you ready to join the 4 AM club? http://cnb.cx/2c3oEeR
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Success has nothing to do with money.
Just ask billionaire Richard Branson, who says: “Too many people measure how successful they are by how much money they make." http://cnb.cx/2aoVJzM
Do you agree?
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Want to be as successful as billionaire Warren Buffett? Start by hitting the books. Buffett credits many of his great money decisions to his voracious reading habit. He says he starts every morning by poring overseveral newspapers and estimates he spends as much as 80 percent of his day reading.
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#books #literacy #money #billionaire #warrenbuffett #entrepreneur #wealth #cnbcmakeit #makeit #cnbc
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