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Suddenly you have a $5,000 balance, and even though you are paying $150 a month it is barely making a dent because your interest charge is nearly $90 a month. This whole time I could have had my money earning me money in a savings account with an interest rate. You Don’t Know Where your Money is Going If you are anything like me (or the me 8 months ago), it is possible you get your paycheck, pay your bills, and kinda cross your fingers and hope there’s enough in there for everything. If you don’t tell your money where you want it to go, you are literally wasting your hard earned cash on things that aren’t actually priorities to you!

Hey friends! Today I want to chat about the best books of 2018. I have read quite a variety of books this year, from bestsellers to random free kindle books

I am in the middle of my first year as a teacher, and although most days I would say I am doing well, it doesn’t leave me with a lot of extra mental, physical, or emotional energy. I started 2018 in a new country, having arrived in Germany just a few days before the new year. We made two visits to our new area to apartment hunt and visit my new school, and finally found an apartment in a city we would enjoy. I want to have more energy in the new year, so I want to eat healthier lunches, drink more water, and sleep more.

Moving away from my college town, moving away from my college friends, and starting a new job that makes me really busy. If you aren’t careful, you can get so focused on learning your new job and trying to do every aspect of your job 100% that you will never build connections at your workplace or get involved in the culture of the place. If you moved to a new place for your job, chances are you don’t know anybody. that this post can help you get involved in your workplace and community as a recent college graduate, or as anyone starting at a new job and wanting to get involved.