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How To Say -NO- at work and when to do say no - the confused millennial, millennial blog, bullit [ad]

5 Times to Say “No” at Work – & 3 Ways to Do It

How To Go From Nothing To Your Dream Job featuring Diana Snyder, writer of Young & Hungry on Freeform - The Confused Millennial, millennial blog

How To Go From Nothing To Your Dream Job

As many opportunities exist to start your own gig, there are just as many to fail. Check out these four tips to help millennials up for success as an entrepreneur. - The Confused Millennial

4 Tips for Millennial Entrepreneurs

College is a special time of great change and learning. Not only do we learn in the classroom, but we learn about ourselves and others. We learn about our capabilities and potential. We overcome immeasurable fatigue and sleep-depravation. Right now, many of us are more driven to do something great with our lives when we graduate than any other time in our lives so far. 5 Life Lessons From College So Far - The confused millennial

5 Life Lessons From College So Far

When you've been with someone a while, people like to give you advice and forewarn you about the "realities" of married life. Tidbits about how to handle finances, how to navigate serious aruments and how to plan for the future, but at the same time, it's incredibly misleading. I can think of 6 things people told be about marriage that didn't turn out to be true... - The confused millennial

6 Ways Marriage is Different Than They Said It Would Be

Between 2000 and 2013, the percentage of 23- to 34-year-olds living with family jumped a whopping 46 percent. Currently, 21 percent of millennials opt to live at home with parents, while a large portion of the generation splits rent with multiple roommates or cohabitates with a significant other. Despite the rising costs of renting, almost 9 percent of U.S. millennials live solo. Mid-size cities are significantly more palatable to a millennial budget, including Richmond, where 15 percent of millennials live alone. But is it possible to live alone in a big city on a young person’s salary?

Can Millennials Live Independently in the Top Cities?

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