The COVID-19 has intensely redefined the meaning of a work-life balance. Many are suffering from financial instability, families are worried about their loved ones who are frontlines, and students are restless over online classes. Fear is magnified in every aspect of life because of the uncertainty of what the future may hold. One of the […]
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The United States is one of the most hit countries by hurricanes, and with each peak season carry its own dangers to properties in the path of these cyclones. As 2020’s hurricane season is predicted to be significantly more active than normal and beyond its predecessors, it would be best to not only prepare your home for
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One of the most timeless proverbs is “home is where the heart is.” A home can be anything from one’s childhood house and the dormitory during college years to the first house a person buys through his financial means. A home is any place where one feels the safest and most comfortable. However, a home
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The term fundraising elicits different kinds of responses depending on who you ask. Outgoing individuals might find it easy as they rush to their next meeting or networking event. On the other hand, more introverted people will squawk at the idea, look for an excuse, and go to their favorite garden center instead. Those with
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Gaining a consistent profit and increasing one’s profitability is nowhere easy. There are tons of factors that can affect one’s ability to yield financial gain. Two things that can affect one’s profitability are quantitative and qualitative factors. What can you do to improve each area so you can produce better results in the future? Think
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When dressing sharply is one of your golden rules in life, theabsence of a closet isn’t likely to stop you from buying more clothes. You can simply toss some garments in an extra bedroom if you live alone, or just store them in boxes stacked inside your bedroom. All the mess is worth it if
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One of the largest monthly expenditures every business has is the costs and expenses related to its employees. Since your staff can help you build your company from the ground up, it is only a must that you hire the right people for the job and treat them right. Failure to do so can affect
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When you first bought your home, it probably fits your lifestyle well. But times change and your family might need something different now. It might be because the children are getting older or you are having more guests over but a crowded house is not a comfortable one. It might time to get drastic and
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When your children have a bathroom of their own, that area of your home could look messy. You could see dirty towels stacked into a corner, the toilet bidet hose and other accessories simply lying on the floor, and hygiene essentials looking completely unorganized. Although a kid’s bathroom could never be completely clean, you could
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Your dog probably loves your pool just as much as you do, maybe even more so. But before you let your four-legged best friend take a dip in your pool, here’s how to keep them safe and your pool well-maintained at the same time: 1. Protect your pool against scratches Your dog probably won’t cause
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