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Four Tips For Making Homes Your Business

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If you like the joy on people’s faces when they buy their own home, or when they rent their first apartment, you may be interested into going into business as a real estate agent, a renter, or some other career in which you help people get a home for themselves.

While this line of work can be rewarding, it can be stressful as well. As a rental property owner you might end up with messy renters or renters that never pay their bills. You may have buyers in your real estate agency that back out at the last minute. However, with all careers there comes a risk. [Read more…]

How to Better Live Life in 2016

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The American Dream has been crumbling a lot in recent years. People realize that they have one life to live and the idea of striving for that job, the house, the spouse, and the 2.5 kids doesn’t have the same appeal as it used to. People still love the idea of living in luxury and having money in their pockets, but they’d rather spend it in different ways than on the traditional cars and houses.

Modern culture says that experience is more valuable than belongings. This couldn’t be more true. While there is nothing wrong with wanting the American Dream, people are realizing that the American Dream doesn’t hold the secret of happiness within it’s shiny walls and spacious balconies. [Read more…]

Get Your Start In Art: Reasons To Get Your Feet (or Paint Brush) Wet

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Art is the expression of the soul. Or, to be less dramatic about it, you can use art to appreciate life, keep it around as a relaxing hobby, or develop any kind of relationship to it that personalizes your current attitudes as they rest. It’s a complex concept, reduced to the simplest of elements, and used in a self-defining way.

But outside of those semantics, there are practical reasons to get started in art, whichever way you choose that to be, including working with the idea of art therapy, using it as a meditation, molding it to your financial advantage, using it to bond with a group, or even choosing it is a healthier habit than say, drinking, or overeating. [Read more…]

Creating An Outdoor Sanctuary In Your Yard

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When the warm weather comes people tend to think about spending more time outside, which means spending more time in your own yard as well. When it comes to spending time outside in your own yard you want it to look well kempt and be clean and enjoyable. This is your outdoor sanctuary after all.

Having a cluttered backyard with overgrown grass is not going to promote relaxation, which is the point of a sanctuary. You want to feel safe and comfortable, and be able to clear your mind. So here are some tips to make your backyard into a comfortable oasis. [Read more…]

Tips For Caring For Your Elderly Relatives

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It’s a given that as you get older some things become more difficult to do. Sure, some people stay healthy and mobile well into their righties, but not everyone. Health issues happen, and old age happens, and once they do, sometimes the younger generations need to step in and lend a hand.

It’s not always an easy task, and it can add a lot of stress to someone’s life, taking care of an elderly parent or sick relative. But, for family, you have to do what you have to do. Here are some things to consider when it’s time to help an elderly family member. [Read more…]