Yesterday I posted in regards to the things people do to learn about others and in one part I mentioned that people use dining out as a way to determine if someone is cheap or frugal when it comes to money. Some people have asked what exactly the difference is as when you think about
Whenever you do business with people, a lot of people think it is silly when you tell them this but surprisingly a lot of deals and business relationships are established in a completely non business like environment. This can hold true for non business related issues as well like say people trying to find a
This was a very interesting conversation that arose and is one that I have heard a lot of debate about as well. I think for most adults and especially business owners we are all mature enough to understand that there are times where you lose and you learn from it. I’m pretty sure that as
This is one of the more confrontational episodes that I have seen so far, but at the same time it was very interesting I thought. Team Arrow and Team Kinetic are no more now as everyone had to break up in three teams of two. The team pairs were James and Stefani, Kristine and Nicole
Kind of an open ended topic to talk about, but it’s something that I get asked a lot. I suppose in most cases that when it comes to a relationship that also means more financial responsibilities and people often adapt a “who cares†attitude when it comes to money as love conquers all right? Basically,
For a lot of things that cost a lot of money, there is usually an option to lease the item in question which essentially gives you what you want temporarily at a fraction of the cost of buying it. In most cases I would say it is better to simply buy the item if it