I started a new job last week as the Assistant Director of Student Services at the University of Washington’s Jackson School of International Studies. That means I’ve had three different full-time jobs in less than three years. It’s been a whirlwind, to say the least! Even for a job veteran like myself that’s had 35+ … Continue reading Three Jobs & One Rebel Millionaire Event
You never know how your writing will have a positive impact on someone. For me, that’s one of the best benefits of being an author. But to get the chance to receive this benefit, first you have to muster the courage to write the thing you want to write, then you have to drum up … Continue reading How a Blue Butterfly Helped Me Write Rebel Millionaire
It was 1996 and I’d just graduated with a Master of Public Administration (MPA). My classmates and I were all scrambling to find jobs but the job market was depressed. I thought my first “real” job would pay me $30,000 a year, a realistic salary for MPA grads. Girl, I wasn’t even close. My first … Continue reading It’s Never a Good Time to Start but Always a Good Time to Begin
You don’t have to earn a high salary to retire well. You don’t have to work at a job you hate for 35 years. You don’t have to follow the traditional path. I’ve made an average annual salary of $27,000. I’ve worked at 35 different jobs. I followed my own path. When I retire, I’ll … Continue reading Rebel Millionaire is Now Available!
