Weekly Wisdom: The Cutting Edge Of Making Money
Futurists say that humanity is on the cusp of scientific and technological discoveries that will change it for ever. Energy, medicine, manufacturing, communication, and investing, just to name a few will alter the way we live.
And it will change the way you make money.
We call it this new economic period the Wealth Singularity. It’s our mission to create the technology and write the guides to help people navigate this new era. But, actually the new future of money is already happening–whether you’re ready or not.
In this edition of Weekly Wisdom, we’ll reveal that people are already embracing this and that new ways to make (and spend) money are being created.
We’ll start with 10 ways to make money in the Myspace Generation by Wisebread.
Money is now being accumulated and distributed at the speed of light. Wallet Pop wrote the post 25 Ways to Make Money Quick. Income Diary has tips on How to Make Money Online.
Lifehacker offers you ways to save money with Automated Messages.
The cubicle has been the predominant business cell of choice over the last decade or two. Steve Pavlina tells you how to break out of the cubicle.
The Happy Self tells you how to use the seasonal change to help you change your financial life.
Another wave of the future will be the presence of full-time bloggers. It’s already happening. Here’s Can I Get Info’s guide to making money from your blog.
Coupling what you love to do with what makes money is the best money-making scenario. You can read this post from Money Watch to make money from your hobbies.
New technology will make things more inexpensive. That new price is free, according to Copy Blogger.
We’ve been discussing money in your future; here are Moolanomy’s tips for spending during Christmas-Yet-To-Come. Consumerism Commentary gives you more tips on holiday spending.
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- Weekly Wisdom: Making Life Easier And Wealthier
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- Weekly Wisdom: Financial Freedom is One Post Away
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