Postcard #48: Kristen in Florida
This week's featured postcard comes to us from Kristen in Florida. Here's what it's all about.
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Read MoreDear Friends,
I got up at 5am in Anchorage last Monday to publish this post, all about a business offer I was partnering with to donate my proceeds to our Ethiopia project.
At the moment I pressed the publish button, I knew it was a good promotion and I trusted Karol and Adam—but I wasn't entirely sure how readers would respond. We had no pre-launch to let people know this was coming, it was a busy time of the year, and I was just wrapping up our own only-once-a-year sale at UnconventionalGuides.com ...
Read MoreThis week's featured postcard comes to us from Annabel in Queensland, Australia. Here's what it's all about.
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Read MoreMost of the time, the obvious way around an obstacle isn't the only way. Looking for another option is called the unconventional strategy—when you have the same goal as anyone else, but you find a different way to achieve it. It works in education, career, personal finance, social causes, politics, relationships, etc. Oh, and it can even work in sports and contests too.
Read MoreThis week's featured postcard comes to us from Rosie in The United Kingdom. Here's what it's all about.
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