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## Why People Quit Working at Twitter

posted on 5 December, 2022

We've all done it before, quit a job when it was time to move on. Maybe the working conditions weren't ideal, you've outgrown the job or the commute sucked. And, for many, maybe they had a boss or …

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## How Two Women Bettered The Lives of Freelancers By Designing a Better Invoicing System

posted on 28 November, 2022

Welcome to Michelle. Is Money Hungry. I'm your host, Michelle Jackson, and I focus on holding financial conversations that lean into social equity policy and access with a splash of pop culture. My …

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## How One Woman’s Freelance Writing Business Changed Her Life

posted on 23 November, 2022

Welcome to Michelle is Money Hungry, I’m your host Michelle Jackson and I focus on holding financial conversations that lean into social equity, policy and access with a splash of pop culture. My goal …

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## Designing a Better Life By Moving to a New Country

posted on 21 November, 2022

It has been longer than I would like to admit since I've been abroad. I focused on paying off debt, got distracted by the everyday moments in life and was content with enjoying memories of past …

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## How One Woman Embraced Freelancing To Better Her Life with Miranda Marquit

posted on 14 November, 2022

My name is Miranda Marquit. I am a freelance writer, speaker and podcaster. Just a general content creator but I do so on a freelance basis. Locally I am very politically involved and with local …

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## How GenX Should Prepare for the Next Recession

posted on 10 November, 2022

In case you're wondering, the age range for GenX is 42-60(ish) years old. Some of us are still having kids, may have grandkids and may be caring for parents too. For many of my fellow GenXers, we're …

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