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Money Can Buy You Happiness!

There is new peace of research suggesting that actually money does make us feel better, happier even. The trick is in how we get access to the money as well as when and how we spend it.

People surveyed after they won a substantials amount of money reported to be very happy straight after finding out about their luck, but after a while their level of happiness was back to normal.

Now, the research that I am talking about says

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Job loss survival strategies

It was supposed to be a good year but yesterday one of my friends called to share the news – he was just made redundant... Bugger! We met up for drinks – no fancy bars any more or cocktails. We headed straight to a pub for a beer “you know, better to cut spending now. Who knows how long it’s gonna take”...

There are several problems and at least one opportunity we might have to deal with when facing redundancy. So, let's have a closer look...

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This Will Help You Change Your Spending Habit

Every day while commuting from and to work I use the blissful 25 minutes on the train to read feeds from over thirty different blogs, covering most of my interests: from personal finance to positive psychology, from I-will-teach-you-to be-rich blunt self-promotion to academic Harvard business review bog.

Recently I stumbled upon an HRB blog post that I first thought was one of those nice sounding self-help coaching bla-blas. Interesting to read - impossible to follow…

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Moderator vs. Abstainer

I really like this article from Gretchen Rubin who runs her Happiness Project. She writes about two ways of how you can approach changing your behavior. Gretchen suggests there are two types of peopel- a moderator and an abstainer. So, would you rather

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