Tag: Early

A long-term skin disorder called vitiligo. The early stages of vitiligo are areas of skin that appear white where the outer layer of skin has lost its pigment. The exact cause of vitiligo still needs to be fully understood. Acute, genetic and environmental factors are thought to be responsible. T...

A long-term skin disorder called vitiligo. The early stages of vitiligo are areas of skin that appear white where the outer layer of skin has lost its pigment. The exact cause of vitiligo still needs to be fully understood. Acute, genetic and environmental factors are thought to be responsible. T...

If you’re anything like me, retiring early is a goal that you think often about. And rightfully so… I mean, who wants to spend the rest of their lives working a 9–5 job that you dread waking up and going to? But… retiring early is not an easy goal to achieve. It&rs...

You’re shocked. Your accounts are worth a combined $2.2 million. Your home’s value has grown to net you $1.0 million. Combined, you are worth $3.2 million. (Truth is, you’re a little embarrassed by your wealth. Your parents raised you middle class. “Absolutely no appetizer...

Week three ended with another task in the Early Bird workshop. As usual, this Wednesday was a sharing session, and I shared my observations on pigeons. This Saturday we have a new topic on bird behavior. We had an activity in class where the teacher shared videos on birds and we had t...

Early Access in the right hands can be one of the most effective strategies for developing a game for an indie developer. When it goes right, you can earn a profit on a game while still making it and raising awareness for your game at the same time. Not only that but you can get free playtestin...

Are you a Leader aspiring to be a CXO? then this article is for you. Congratulations on reaching where you are in your journey. You are now poised to take that leap into the executive level, but as you may know, a corporate career is like a pyramid and it keeps getting narrower as you move up. If...

I’m not a good employee; I’m a great employee. Or at least that’s what I’ve been told. My days are spent balancing the company’s needs, brainstorming work solutions, and exploring options that others may be too terrified to explore. I have no problem voicing ...