While reading some articles on the value of Pokémon cards recently it got me to think whether or not teaching kids to simply collect items while maintaining them in pristine condition would be a good way to encourage a hobby that may generate a lot of money in the distant future. For example, some cards
I was thinking about this the other day as I know a person who has yet to make his big break for his business. While creating the work and putting it out there for people to pay for is usually the route most people would go with it was kind of interesting where for this
Today while at the mall I noticed a person digging through the trash. I assumed that he was looking for food of sort at first as maybe he was homeless. However, it turned out he was looking for bottles and cans to recycle. Nowadays most of the garbage bins in public areas have separate bins
Everyone must have at least one example in life where they owned something that increased in value so much in the future that they wished they held onto it or took better care of the item. This could be things like a special edition of a book or a very rare toy that one didn’t
Today I was looking at my balance for my Google Play account and funny enough my balance has reached almost $50 worth of free credit to spend on anything in the store. I got these credits by casually answering these silly surveys where the app assumes that you may have entered into a specific business.
One thing that seemed kind of exciting this year was noticing how for some of my projects they seem to be doing way better than normal. Income wise in some cases the amount tripled for whatever reason. That’s always a good thing of course. While that should mean I have more funds to invest in