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It Has Been A Quiet Week
It’s been a quiet week, here beside Cultus Bay. That’s a rare thing to hear from me lately, but it’s true. And it was welcome. In the world of ironies, though, the less I worked, the more good news happened … Continue reading
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Tagged 360, Clarity Break, consulting, Curbed, diabetes, eyes, health, housing, investing, massage, Microvision, MVIS, personal finance, real estate, Simple Living, sleep, Steve Smolinsky, wealth, WLM
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Small Town Working Spaces
Random acts of kindness are greatly appreciated. For a week or so this month I had the luxury of using an empty desk in the heart of Langley, our small tourist town. Two people have been watching the development of … Continue reading
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Tagged Ann Medlock, Clinton, consulting, cowork, coworking, coworks, entrepreneur, Freeland, frugal, frugality, Giraffe Project, Langley, personal finance, Ross Chapin, Whidbey
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Diabetes Begins
I look forward to writing the post that will be titled Diabetes Ends. I was delivered the shock of news last week. I am diabetic. Any doubt I had about the Gig Economy being unhealthy was proved correct, at least … Continue reading
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Tagged Coupeville, coworks, diabetes, economics, environment, frugal, frugality, health, health care, health insurance, Langley, Lottery, naturopath, personal finance, WCLT
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Lower Income Higher Taxes
Whew. I paid my taxes, again, of course. I’m glad that’s over, though the costs will linger. My income taxes continue their inverse relationship with logic. The less I make, the more I pay. I suspect I’m not the only … Continue reading
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Tagged Art, books, consulting, credit card, Dream. Invest. Live., entrepreneur, frugal, frugality, Gig Economy, income tax, income taxes, investing, jobs, LTBH, personal finance, photos, self publishing, Simple Living, speaking, stocks, tax, taxes, teaching, TurboTax, wealth, writing
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Purposely Vague And Private
Listen to three friends and one news story and hear a thread that’s permeating society with cautions and clues about our future. Good luck trying to be the first in line with new news in a small town. Everyone knows … Continue reading
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Tagged consulting, credit score, Facebook, jobs, LinkedIn, personal finance, privacy, small town, social media, speaking, teaching, writing
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A Silly Little Slide
We had a silly little slide outside the neighborhood a few days ago. I say silly because it is small relative to the slides I geek out on at @DavePetley‘s blog. He chronicles the massive slides that sometimes make the … Continue reading
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Tagged consulting, frugal, frugality, housing, Simple Living, Whidbey
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Seven Bosses
What’s it like to work in the Gig Economy? There are infinite answers, but I’ll pass along something I’m experiencing. I have seven bosses, and that can be a good thing. And, it can also not be enough. To corporate … Continue reading
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Tagged consulting, Dream. Invest. Live., entrepreneur, Gig Economy, personal finance, self publishing, writing
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Happy To Help Consulting
It turns out I’m a consultant. Soon after I wrote about a recent surge in requests for my writing skills, I start getting requests for something I enjoy even more, consulting. It is good to be in demand. Writing may … Continue reading
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Tagged artists, consulting, entrepreneur, frugal, frugality, inventor, investing, personal finance, Whidbey, writing
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Writing Real Estate
It turns out that I am a writer. I am also a consultant, project manager, strategic planner, organizer, engineer, photographer, and dancer; but I am also a writer. Writing is the skill that is most visible, followed by photographer and … Continue reading
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Tagged Art, consulting, dancing, entrepreneur, Facebook, foreclosure, housing, mortgage, photos, social media, teaching, wealth, writing
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50 80 And Not A Rule
Have you heard of the 80/20 rule? It’s more of a guideline, though in these extreme times it has morphed into the 99/1 rule because the influence of “the 1%” now rules the rest. Personally, my refrain has been considering … Continue reading
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Tagged 1099 Economy, books, entrepreneur, Gig Economy, income tax, Just Keep Pedaling
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