Facebooks groups have a variety of tools that help brands connect with their audience and community like never before but growing and sustaining a group can be tough. Here are several tips for running a successful Facebook group.
Here is our curated collection of the best financial articles and content for June 11, 2021 including selections from Journey to Launch, Money Fitness Journey, EAT Money, Money Crashers, and Natalie Bacon.
Even if your blog is small now, registering your trademark can pay off long-term if you plan to put any effort into monetizing your blog or eventually building a brand.
Here is our curated collection of the best financial articles and content for June 4, 2021 including selections from Jeff Cooper, Invested Wallet, Financialdemics, The Fioneers, and She Picks Up Pennies.
Keeping these five things in mind — reviewing the questions, sharing your assets, prioritizing high-quality audio, sharing the episode, leaving a review — you’ll be adored by podcast hosts and asked to contribute and collaborate with thought leaders in your industry regularly.
Here is our curated collection of the best financial articles and content for May 28, 2020 including selections from A Dime Saved, The Good Money Life, The Frugal Expat, Average Joe Finances, and Family Money Adventure.
There’s no denying the power of networking and connecting with other professionals. The ability to network virtually is a powerful factor in growing an online business. The key is finding online events that allow you to meet the type of people who will best grow your business and then creating a system to stay in touch.
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Here’s a list of mom bloggers in the financial space who are making an impact for moms and women everywhere. If you’re interested in finances or are beginning your financial journey and need an extra boost of accountability, you can easily join this list of influential women who are sharing their financial experiences by starting your own blog.
Building an emergency fund is one of the most important cornerstones for financial security. Here are some tips on how to build an emergency fund and why it is so important.
An emergency binder helps you and your loved ones carry on when the worst occurs. Maybe there is an unexpected death, or you have to flee quickly from your home. Having all your important documents in one place can make a big difference. Here’s how to create an emergency binder.
If your finances are suffering, your mental health may soon follow suit. And vice versa – poor mental health often leads to poor finances. This can cause a downward spiral that is difficult to break — but there is hope.
“My dad wasn’t perfect, but that didn’t stop him from helping where he could or sharing what he knew (minus the bread recipe).”
Read more: https://nationalbankofmom.com/six-money-and-life-lessons-i-learned-from-my-dad/ via @natbankofmom
Save for it, budget for it or use a CC for points if you’re certain you can pay the bill on time.
“Never spend your money before you have earned it.” – Thomas Jefferson
Credit cards and loans are notorious for catching many of us in this trap. 😬
Whenever possible, we recommend saving up for expensive items, rather than using your credit card or getting a loan. 🙅♂️
“I think I’ll be rich if I have enough money to order sushi every night for dinner.”
In this throwback post, I discussed the golden handcuffs of my fellow physicians. What’s your take? Cry me a river or sympathy?
https://thedarwiniandoctor.com/physicians-are-trapped-by-golden-handcuffs/
