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Oh! The Stories We Tell
Editorial

Oh! The Stories We Tell

A few weeks ago a friend and I were walking down a street in mid-town NYC. It was an ordinary muggy summer day, on an ordinary dirty New York City street, filled with the ordinary sounds of cab drivers honking impatiently, and the ordinary never ending waves of speed walking New Yorkers...

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Build social capital through giving
Editorial

Build social capital through giving

You can never give unless you are able to define what true wealth means and how much money is enough for you. Giving is a virtue we should all possess but it’s not easy to come by. It’s easy to believe that having more money is the key to a better life – but it’s not. The key to a better...

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Raising money-smart children
Editorial

Raising money-smart children

In order to raise money-smart children, you need to be open about your family’s financial situation. Some parents try to shield their children from their financial situation, especially when money is in short supply, but this does more harm than good. It is important for children to know...

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Tips for a FIRST DATE
Editorial

Tips for a FIRST DATE

So you recently met that special someone you cannot get your mind off, whose mere presence makes your heart race. The feeling is by all indications mutual and you have asked her out on a date and she said yes. What is expected of you? What is expected of her? A first date is very...

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Celebrating Paradox
Editorial

Celebrating Paradox

Do I contradict myself? Very well, then, I contradict myself. (I am large, I contain multitudes.) Walt Whitman, “Song of Myself” There’s no denying it; I am a living contradiction. Let me rephrase that; I am a glaring, explicit, insanely hypocritical, yet shamefully unapologetic, walking...

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