I’m 31 years old. I’ve had a bunch of different jobs. Teacher, actuary, travel guide, etc. In my 20’s, I didn’t really know what I wanted. I found a great job out of college at a massive company but I only lasted 2 years because I hated the office life and wanted some more excitement…
I used to be a teacher. I taught in public, charter, and boarding schools all across the country. I’ve had pretty much every different type of teaching experience you could have. I’ve also read a ton of books ranging from the “drill the kids on standardized tests” line of thinking to the “never send your…
Colombia is an AWESOME country to visit, especially with kids. However, you should know where you’re going. And, there’s some spots you’ll want to avoid. Don’t let people deter you, Colombia is an amazing spot to bring your children. They’ll learn a ton about Colombian culture and they’ll see some amazing nature. Plus, it’s cheap!…
I used to work as a teacher. In general, teachers don’t make much money, AND they’re not very good with money. When you’re a teacher, since teachers often work 10 months out of the year, you’re often presented with the question – Do you want to be paid your salary over 10 months, or over…
Up until recently, I’ve always assumed everyone waits until the beginning of the following year to get their tax refund from the prior year. In my 20’s I’d typically get anywhere from $1,000 – $3,000 back each year, which means my employer was deducting too much money from each of my paychecks every 2 weeks…
I suffered from plantar fasciitis for years before I discovered barefoot shoes. I used to wear Nike Air Max everywhere I went and I’d stuff Dr Scholl’s plantaar fasciitis insoles in them because I thought my arches needed more support. I could hardly walk without both these shoes and insoles underneath my feet. Then I…