bbaisley

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   by bbaisley 12y ago

   I've gone through that. What you need to do is some time management techniques. One of the most important is prioritization. It's great that you want to read all those articles, but set a time frame after which they are no longer
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   by bbaisley 12y ago

   I'm very close to 50 also. I'm not a very good saver and have relied on the institutions you don't trust (401K, universal life, mutual funds) to build up my savings. I don't trust them either, but they get a far better r
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   by bbaisley 12y ago

   Shutterstock - New York Senior PHP developer with a desire to do much more than code the features you are told to. Full involvement in defining what you are building, how to architect it, and grow the site. Positions available on bigstockph
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   by bbaisley 13y ago

   I'm in my late 40s and switched to full time management about a year ago. I didn't have to, it was a choice. I felt there was a management/leadership gap at my company. One I thought I could fill and do a good job. It wasn&#x