The winter. It is my second favorite season. I look forward to big fluffy snowflakes falling from the sky and the crisp, fresh air. But along with those fun seasonal moments is the possibility of dreaded eczema flare ups.
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We have all experienced ups and downs in life! Perhaps a relationship didn’t work out or maybe you didn’t secure a job you desperately wanted. Closed doors can be disappointing, but don’t let that discourage you. Closed door can sometimes lead to something astounding! That’s why we thank God for closed doors at Virgo Philosophy.
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Well…Brett Kavanaugh has been confirmed by the Senate to the Supreme Court.
Over the last few weeks, I have watched in awe at Brett Kavanaugh’s contentious confirmation on Capital Hill. The hearing was eerily similar to Supreme Court Justice Clarence Thomas’ confirmation hearing in the early 1990s. Continue reading Reflections: Why Anita Hill’s Testimony Still Resonates
Saving money – it is something we advocate strongly for at Virgo Philosophy. However, we know saving can be daunting.
According to MarketWatch.com, almost half of the United States’ consumers cannot handle a single financial emergency¹. The numbers may be more or less the same for other western countries. The lack of saving money have baffled finance professionals and researchers, but it basically comes down to people spending more money than they earn.
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