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Early to Rise

7 Ways to Get the Most out of Your MBA

By Early to Rise | 01/4/2017

After deciding to attend an MBA program, getting the degree and entering the world of MBAs can be challenging. However, simply attending classes and earning your degree is only part of the work you’ll need to do while in school. The world runs on business, and having a deep understanding…

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The Great Cardio Myth is Now Available

By Early to Rise | 11/16/2016

In his new book, The Great Cardio Myth, Craig Ballantyne and co-author Chelsea Ratcliff explain to you in detail why everything you’ve been told about exercise is wrong. For decades we’ve been told that cardio exercise is the silver bullet against weight gain and obesity and a panacea against heart…

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8 Reasons Your Clients Aren’t Paying You

By Early to Rise | 11/1/2016

You did the work. Actually, you did the work extremely well. In fact, not only did you do the work extremely well, you completed the entire project under budget and ahead of schedule. So why isn’t your client paying? All invoicing businesses, from freelancers to major firms, experience delinquent payers.…

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How to Find a Career in Economics

By Early to Rise | 10/21/2016

Not everyone loves numbers and the study of economics, but for the many that do, the study of production and consumption could not be more invigorating. In fact, considering the fascinating insight economics can provide into the human psyche ― how economics works to disassemble and understand human behavior to…

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My 10 Rules for Living an Extraordinary Life

By Early to Rise | 09/29/2016

Have you defined the ‘rules’ for your life yet? If not, consider this: If you don’t consciously choose your rules for living, you will be a slave to someone else’s. Someone else will define what you should do… Someone else will define where you should be… Someone else will define how…

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45 Anti-Aging Foods You Should Start Eating Before You Turn 45

By Early to Rise | 09/8/2016

  Almonds – Try to reach for the natural, unsalted kind! Almonds are one of the healthiest tree nuts, coming chock full of Vitamin E, calcium, magnesium, and potassium! They are great for heart health (hello, internal anti-aging), have been linked to assisting in weight maintenance, and the nutrients found…

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The Secret to Success: Manage Your Energy, Not Your Time

By Early to Rise | 09/6/2016

Time flies when you’re having fun. It’s true, isn’t it? When you’re out and about enjoying yourself, then it appears that time has somehow gone faster. Of course, it’s impossible for time to pass more quickly. Time is static unless you have a time machine. The same happens at work.…

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Is Butter Healthy?

By Early to Rise | 07/18/2016

Butter has been demonized as a major culprit in poor cardiovascular health for years. For nearly half a century, Americans have been told to limit its consumption. But new research from Tufts University is debunking that theory. The Tufts’ study, published by Plos One, found little to no correlation between…

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Are you giving Uncle Sam an interest-free loan? Why it may be time to adjust your W-4

By Early to Rise | 09/14/2015

If you find yourself strapped for cash during the year, yet you always receive a refund come tax time, it might be time to adjust your W-4 exemption. And with the holiday season right around the corner, who couldn’t use a little more cash in their pocket? As of February…

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Addicted to Your Smartphone? 8 Ways to Break Free

By Early to Rise | 06/23/2015

Newsmax Constantly tethered to your smartphone? Experts are waving the red flag. While addition to your favorite portable gadget can be both hard to define and oddly socially acceptable, too much attention to tech can leave you drained and unable to concentrate. Here are eight ways to get your life…

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The Most Colorful Places on Earth

By Early to Rise | 06/23/2015

msn travel LUOPING COUNTY, CHINA Once a year, China’s Luoping County transforms into a seemingly endless sea of yellow flowers. The bright fields of canola (the plants that make the cooking oil of the same name) bloom in February and March, giving the area of Yunnan an undeniably sunny feel…

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10 Tips for Retirement Savings

By Early to Rise | 05/27/2015

How Stuff Works: Retirement just kind of happens. If we live long enough, we’ll eventually reach a point where we either leave our careers, opt for another, less intense work life, or finish working for a living altogether. There was a time when companies included pension plans in their compensation…

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