This cute little blog celebrates its one year birthday this month. How did I survive my first year of blogging? When I started Abandoned Cubicle last September, I had strong encouragement from my ever-patient wife. Here I am a year later. Still at it, and more motivated than ever to produce meaningful content for whoever stumbles across this early retirement … [Read more...] about First Year of Blogging Behind Me, Time to Grow Some Traffic
Rich People Skills
Interested in "how-to's" that will give you Rich People Skills? Take the time to write a solid complaint letter. You might even pick up some home improvement skills.
Being Debt Free Can Be Costly
Today's post Being Debt Free Can Be Costly is contributed by Amy Nickson, a passionate writer on finance. Amy is a professional blogger who has started her blog and also works as a contributor to the Oak View Law Group. Please share your opinions by commenting below. Happy Debt-Free Wednesday, Abandoned Cubicle readers! We all know that being in debt is emotionally tedious. … [Read more...] about Being Debt Free Can Be Costly
5AM Wake Up Call (The Upside of Starting Your Day Early)
There goes Cubert again, promising some snake oil to his merry band of readers. Why would ANYONE in his or her right mind make a habit of getting up early to a 5AM Wake Up Call??? Let's dive into that topic, but be sure to grab a cup of coffee first... I'm in the middle of a little productivity-boost experiment that started just this past Wednesday. Since this blog had … [Read more...] about 5AM Wake Up Call (The Upside of Starting Your Day Early)
Credit Card Hacking: Travel on the Cheap (or Free!)
Avoiding big expenses and unnecessary upgrades, like fancy cars and large homes, is key for gaining the freedom to choose your field of work or even retire early. But sometimes big expenses are hard to avoid. What if there was a way to travel free with credit card hacking? One of our big expenses comes from our annual travel habits. We enjoy travel a lot and look forward to … [Read more...] about Credit Card Hacking: Travel on the Cheap (or Free!)