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Moving to Brooklyn for Love
The first few years I lived in New York, my friends and I had a joke that I hated going to Brooklyn.
What the Fidget Spinner Teaches Us About Retailer Attention Spans
Yes, I know the fidget spinner is old news—but that’s the point.
The Pumpkin Plan: A Billfold Book Review
I liked The Pumpkin Plan significantly less than I liked Profit First.
The Time Lyft Charged Its Employees to Park in a Free Lot
Instead of charging by the hour or by the day, Lyft charged employees $200 per spot per month.
My Last $100: Too Darn Hot Edition
Making financial decisions based on air conditioning and comfort.
How Making a YouTube Channel Taught Me About Banking
When I was 11, I decided to make a YouTube channel. Consequently, and likely due to my youthful vitality, I became deeply intrigued by the system YouTubers used to earn profits through video advertisements and endorsements.
We’re Happier if We Pay Someone Else to Do Our Chores
A new study asks why people don’t just “buy free time.”
Travel for Work Was My Biggest Expense Last Year
Turns out, excuses can cost you.