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Do you ever find yourself worrying about what others think about you? Do you ever make important life decisions based on how others view you? Do you take everything people say and do personally? We all do... it’s something our society has created inside each of us. If you find yourself trapped inside the opinions of others, you will find, "I Don't Care - The Subtle Art of Not Caring", a transformative guide to helping you care less about judgments made by those around you.

We are on a journey towards financial independence. We are not there but running the race. This podcast will Encourage and Empower our peers, Gen X’er's to join along. Our goal, to share experiences and knowledge giving you  relatable and practical content towards building wealth. We’ll discuss entrepreneurship, stock market investing, real estate, wealth building and everything in between. Enjoy the podcast.

It’s no secret that amazing television starts with a great script. But what makes a television screenplay compelling? An effective screenplay is a blueprint, a loan application, and work order. But first and foremost, it must be a work of art and a captivating read all on its own. Using his script for the proposed reboot of Xena, Javier Grillo-Marxauch (Lost, The Witcher, The Dark Crystal: Age of Resistance) shares what he does to make a fascinating television screenplay, from the first slug line to the final fade to black.

Are you ready for business? First you need a plan . . . A selection from the bestselling Rich Dad Advisors: Winning Business Plans...

New York Times bestselling author Jamie Lee Curtis perfectly captures a little girl's simple, joyous celebration of herself, as she looks back on her childhood from the lofty height of four and a half years. This spirited view of growing up is perfect to share at home or in a classroom, as kids...

Do you want to know a secret? Marketing stinks. I have a feeling you might agree. In fact, odds are that when you started your business, you didn't start it because you wanted to get involved with marketing. You were good at something or had something to sell, and you wanted to do it for yourself. And now marketing feels like one of those necessary evils you just can't get away from. But you know what? You're not alone. And...there's hope.