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According to Michael Gurian, co-author of "Leadership and the Sexes" with Barbara Annis, men can be trained to understand women and women can be trained to respect men. In a teleph
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How many times do you click on a link to an article, video, image or anything else of interest and want to visit the homepage of that site? It happens to me all the time. Sometimes
Can Men Be Trained To Understand Women?
According to Michael Gurian, co-author of "Leadership and the Sexes" with Barbara Annis, men can be trained to understand women and women can be trained to respect men. In a teleph
California First Lady Maria Shriver Talks to Us About Help for Families in Tough Times
Working families all across the U.S. are feeling the tightening economy. “Day by day” is truly the only way to handle things, but did you also know that there is help? In additio
5 Places to Check out Medical Care for the Uninsured
With job loss on the rise and many people who can not afford medical insurance on their own, yet don't qualify for state or federal assistance, there are many who will skip medical
Best Money Tips: Organize These Areas to Save Money
Today we found articles on areas to organize if you want to save money, how to speed up a sluggish day, and state fairs with free attractions that the whole family can enjoy.
12 Tricks to Make Groceries Last Longer
It's no use buying tasty, inexpensive food if it goes bad before you eat it. Follow these tips to keep all that grocery goodness fresh.
Would You Accept $200,000 If You Didn't Know Where It Came From?
You know, I hear a lot of people say that frugal people would do anything for dime. Personally, I think that applies more to greedy people, but it got me thinking of a question tha
Ramp Up Your Business by Specializing
As an entrepreneur, you would think that precluding certain types of customers in favor of a smaller – but specialized – market would be akin to shooting yourself in the foot. But
5 Ways to Stop Wanting More Without Settling for Less
Being happy with what you have is not about settling. It's about identifying what really matters to you, and then finding it in your life.
7 Critical Money Mistakes People Make in Their 40s
As you enter your 40s, the financial stakes increase. Don't make these dangerous money missteps.
The 4 Most Common Unnecessary "Needs"
Reducing your budget can be difficult when you have so many "needs," but these four types of so-called necessities aren't required at all.
Want to Be More Attractive? Work These 5 Magic Words (and Phrases) Into Your Vocabulary
It sounds silly, but some words and phrases really can make you feel more confident — and more attractive.
5 Frugal Lessons I Learned From Aldi
Grocery store chain Aldi is my frugal idol. Learn the simple life lessons that shopping at Aldi has taught me.
What Can You Buy for $1 These Days?
They say $1 ain't what it used to be, and they're right. But the humble $1 bill can still get you plenty. Here are 21 possibilities.
Wise Bread's First Job Stories
From ruining a neighbor's plant to spending more than earned before even leaving work, learn about Wise Bread writers' awkward and amusing first jobs.
Sweet and Salty Snacks You Can Make at Home
Sweet-and-salty snacks can satisfy two mighty cravings at once. Make your own quickly and cheaply with these delicious recipes.
5 Ways to Build Business Credit When You're Self-Employed
If you're self-employed, you have two credit scores to worry about: Yours, and your business's.
9 Quick Workouts You Can Do During Commercial Breaks
Turn TV time into a real workout by adding these quick, but intense fitness routines to your viewing habit.
4 Amazing, Affordable Honeymoon Destinations
Your honeymoon shouldn't put you into debt. Celebrate the start of your marriage at these amazing and affordable destinations.
Make an Extra $200 a Year Just By Doing This Online
Internet search is a tough business and one Google competitor is willing to pay you to use its search engine instead. Do you Bing?