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Saving money and trying to have a life can be difficult. Whether you are working part-time or getting just enough pocket money, saving is a challenge. And if you are a student who is living away from family and have future student loans to pay as well, you should better start saving now on.
Bear in mind that the key to maintaining financial stability is being aware of how you are spending and cutting your bad habits. Here are a few tips to help you save some money:
And last but not least, attend your class. You are paying for it and skipping is like throwing money out the window. If you have any tricks you use to save money, share them with everyone by commenting in the comment section below.
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Criticism is a common—but painful—experience. Being criticized may produce fear, shame or anger, and feed into your insecurities. Obviously, not all critics produce these negative experiences, there is a positive criticism that makes you think and helps you grow. To discover it is important to understand what provokes people to criticize, if their reasons are valid or, on the contrary, are only a strategy to reassert their power, complain or humiliate.
People criticize you because:
The way to respond to criticism depends largely on the situation and the reasons that cause it. In fact, there are circumstances where is better not to do it, because reacting to criticism would only serve to further develop the other person and satisfy his/her desire for leadership and control. In these cases it is best to pay no attention to them, because trying to defend ourselves would only lead to a dead end. Hence, if you can, pretend that nothing has happened. When the person who criticizes you is significant for you, it is necessary that you pay attention and let him/her know that you love and esteem him/her, even if you do not agree with that opinion. You can also point out to that person that you respect his/her ideas and efforts, but always asserting your freedom and the right to make your own decisions. Nobody enjoys to be criticized, but it is part of the human experience. Try to find the middle ground between taking too much accountability for other people’s issues and being too defensive.
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