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Living Rich: How to Find Great “Dive” Restaurants

By Charlie Byrne | 08/5/2008

There are all kinds of benefits in finding great little “dive” restaurants in your neck of the woods…

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Traveling Together? Make Sure You Have This Code

By Lori Allen | 08/1/2008

Buying two round-the-world tickets is easy enough when you’re paying for them with a single credit card. But when I booked the round-the-world tickets for our honeymoon, I wanted to buy one ticket with my card and pay for the second one with air miles.

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Is It Time to Rethink Your Career?

By Brian Tracy | 07/31/2008

The very worst use of time is to stay at a job for months and years for which you are completely unsuited.

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Something Useful Suzanne Taught Me

By Mark Morgan Ford | 07/31/2008

When Suzanne Richardson took over as Managing Editor of ETR, I was pleased. I had recommended her – so her promotion was a feather in my cap as well as hers. I expected to teach her a lot about writing and editing. But on that first day of her new…

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Australia: Where the Beer Is Great and the Bonds Are Better

By Andrew Gordon | 07/29/2008

Australian government bonds have never looked better than they do right now. And this is the perfect time to jump into them…

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Living Rich: Contemporary “Classics”

By Suzanne Richardson | 07/24/2008

One of the best and least expensive (even free!) ways to live a rich and full life is to immerse yourself in good books. Of course, with around 300,000 books published each year in the U.S. alone, it can be next to impossible to know what’s worth reading and what isn’t.

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Whatever Business You’re In…

By Suzanne Richardson | 07/22/2008

If we had such a thing, this would surely be one of ETR’s 10 Commandment’s of Start-Up Businesses: Make sure your product will sell before you do anything else! But when I recently caught a few moments of Tori Spelling’s “Watch me start a new business every week” reality show,…

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Walk a Mile in a Jerk’s Shoes

By John Carlton | 07/22/2008

Without the insights of good pop psychology, I cannot fathom how my neighbor isn’t wracked with shame every second of his miserable life. Because he truly is a Grade A a-hole. It’s not just me. Six other neighbors, on all sides, hate this guy’s guts with varying degrees of passion…

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The Right Way to Take a Working Vacation

By Mark Morgan Ford | 07/14/2008

You can do it too – enjoy a working vacation of half-days. The idea is that instead of taking a two- or three-week vacation without work, take a four- to six-week vacation working just four hours a day.

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Make Sure You Sell Yourself at Work

By Suzanne Richardson | 07/11/2008

Marketing isn’t just for making sales. You need to learn how to market your most important asset – yourself – if you hope to get ahead.

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Are You Better Off than Your Parents Were? Really?

By Mark Morgan Ford | 07/9/2008

Normally I pay no attention to political speeches, but this caught my attention. Less social mobility. That means a statistically lower chance for people to better themselves financially. Fifty years? Where’s the progress?

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Living Rich: Music to Move Your Mind and Body

By Jason Holland | 07/9/2008

One of the best ways to live like a billionaire for a fraction of the cost is by exposing yourself to the best music from around the globe. Music has the potential to transport you to another time and place, whether you’re a working class hero or a billionaire.

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