Staying Safe Online Whilst Travelling

Location independent work and the ability to explore different online working opportunities through the likes of blogging and travel vlogging have become increasingly popular and certainly something more accessible over this past year but depending on the country you’re visiting there may be certain things online to take care off to ensure your own online […]

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The Trend of Using Industrial Spaces as Studio Apartments and Workspaces

In response to falling occupancy rates in mid-priced studio apartments and declining rental rates for commercial office space in San Francisco, early last year, a developer built a studio apartment building on the corner of Grand and Howard Streets. Known as the Wedge House, it opened in June 2014 with 54 one-bedroom and two-bedroom apartments […]

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The Millennial’s Guide to Investing in a Home

Millennials are kicking off their 20s in a historically different economy. What may seem like wild and crazy money investing practices are actually completely normal and supported by the IRS. Unlike previous generations, the new generation will not be burdened with financial hang-ups or previous financial disasters. Millennials’ ability to invest in property will help […]

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The Positive Psychological Effects of Spending Money on Experiences

A New York Times story, published online last week, described how this core component of positive psychology has begun to permeate the business world. After all, experiences provide a number of tangible benefits for both businesses and customers. However, it’s also the way businesses acquire that experience that leads to the positive psychological effects that […]

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The Allure of Living in Perpetually Warm Climes

I visited some English universities recently, following consultation with some Canadian Accredited Independent Schools that act as feeders to the most prestigious universities in the world. What I learned was that while I was flummoxed by their reputation for professors who insisted on their own living standards and deplored their students’ poverty, the fact was […]

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Suburban Life

…that’s our main topic, suburban living, and the future of suburbia. However, I am also interested in pointing out the opportunities and improvements that can be made now in suburbia. I was reading a little article that appeared in a recent issue of Time Magazine about some of the fastest-growing suburbs in the United States. […]

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