I do consider myself a lucky woman
and feel that my good luck/good fortune and blessings in my life are only
growing by the day. I post reviews/share website links/other items of interest to add a unique perspective to the products I
write about/postings that I share, even with my awareness of several other
talented reviewers from more prestigious/popular career fields and/or higher paying jobs/careers writing/blogging about similar items. I also intend to share
website links/other articles from my intuitive heart and plan to share as much
as time permits. I pledge to also share if it even happens that I’m being paid
for writing my blog in order to give readers of my blog a fair awaress on what type of blog I’m sharing with the
public. Of course, i plan to share alot more links from here on out and plan on using my blogs to share links that I'm intuitively and logically encouraged to; I plan to add more links and comments as time permits;
The following is an interesting quote I obtained today from the Forbes magazine website;
In this country, every man is the architect of his own ambitions.
Interesting Forbes article on how the rich spend their money; The article is titled
How The Rich Spend Their Money: The Global Luxury Goods Market In 2014 [Infographic] by Niall McCarthy first dated January 15, 2015
http://www.forbes.com/sites/niallmccarthy/2015/01/15/how-the-rich-spend-their-money-the-global-luxury-goods-market-in-2014-infographic/
I admit that I'm thankful for my current job, but I do miss the navy and frequently feel compelled from my spirit to keep up with the news about the navy, I have even went as far as purchasing a 27 week subscription to navy times as of recently. This is because I'm currently fighting the feelings of regret that I have around voluntarily leaving a prosperous and exciting naval career to where a key decision maker with strong military rank was willing to help me stay in. Yes, I'm thankful that I have a reasonable job and consider myself lucky for that. It is just that i am currently having a challenging time fighting my feelings of regret over leaving the navy no matter how much I try to transform my feelings. Anyhow, the following is the website to navy times and an article about military retirement that is sure to draw controversy in the weeks to come regardless of your political affiliation and whatever outcome that is decided for the future of the military retirement system (due to the 2016 Presidential election)
http://www.navytimes.com/story/military/benefits/2015/01/15/hagel-compensation-change/21782607/
A nifty CNN Money article website that lets you calculate how much that you can afford for a house and rent payment
http://money.cnn.com/calculator/real_estate/home-afford/?iid=SF_PF_HM
How much house can you afford?
I confess that it is my dream and my strong intent to successfully move and permanently reside (as well as thrive) in the Hampton Roads Area within the next 23.5 months at the latest. I have narrowed my dream choices to either Norfolk, Virginia Beach,or Chesapeake. My husband and I have actually lived in Norfolk, Virginia before from February 2008 until April 2009. I would like to move to this area while the getting is good because I psychically and logically sense that the Hampton Roads area is going to catch up to and/or even surpass the Washington D.C.(Washington D.C, Northern Virginia, and Maryland) areas in cost of living for both apartment prices and houses by the 2050's (at the latest).
http://www.norfolk.gov/ for Norfolk, Virginia
Another website for Norfolk Virginia
http://www.visitnorfolktoday.com/
Chesapeake, Virginia
http://www.cityofchesapeake.net/
http://www.visitchesapeake.com/
Virginia Beach Virginia
http://www.vbgov.com/Pages/home.aspx
http://www.visitvirginiabeach.com/
http://www.kiplinger.com/slideshow/saving/T065-S001-wealth-secrets-of-the-millionaire-next-door/index.html
SLIDE SHOW | July 2014
Wealth-Building Secrets of the Millionaire Next Door dated July 2014 for the Kiplinger website
Read more at http://www.kiplinger.com/slideshow/saving/T065-S001-wealth-secrets-of-the-millionaire-next-door/index.html#GwzSgB6epX2XUjpz.99
There is an interesting article on a professional bravely sharing his information on entertaining Wall Street clients dated January 14, 2015
http://www.cnbc.com/id/102337628
more websites and articles to come either later on today and/or next week at the latest. I intend to share some articles at least once a week daily on an ideal basis and/or at least once every 2-3 weeks.
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