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If you find yourself frequently thinking negatively at work, then you may have a toxic mindset about your job. Though it's easy to blame certain people or situations as the source of your workplace misery, it's important to examine whether your own thought patterns and emotions might be setting the tone for your experience with your boss and colleagues. This type of Toxic Mindset Can Affect Your Work Performance.
Here's how a bit of self reflection can help you create a more positive outlook at work. Read more >>
Emma Kerr, Personal Finance Editor As America's last frontier and the nation's 49th state, Alaska is well known for its remoteness and endless adventures. If you're thinking of relocating to Alaska, be prepared for long and dark winters, cool summers, diverse wildlife and rough terrain. Read more >> Most of the United States is at or slightly above sea level. To live in a place like the Rocky Mountains region makes for a different life at high altitude. Colorado, for example, has 59 14,000-foot mountains, along with over 600 other mountains, ranging from 9,000 feet to 13,000 feet. Read more >> "The people who move to and remain in Alaska usually embrace the outdoors and want to experience a semi-subsistence lifestyle... Despite the massive size of Alaska, it is still a very small community. It's not unusual to run into someone you know at the grocery store or the airport." – Alison McDaniel, founder, president and owner/operator of Alison's Relocations, a moving company in Anchorage Starting a business can be an exciting time for entrepreneurs – one full of big dreams for the future. But starting a business also carries significant risk and requires a big commitment (of both money and time) to succeed. Start planning with these resources.
Beginners, start here. Year after year surveys tell us many Americans are living paycheck to paycheck, feeling intensely stressed about their finances – but this doesn't have to be your reality. Use this expert-backed advice to get your finances in order:
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