Job crafting is a term coined in 2001 that explains how employees can make small tweaks in their day-to-day duties in order to maximize their happiness and achievement in the workplace.
The dual-growth mindset builds upon the idea of job crafting, arguing that those who couple job crafting with a self-growth mindset find even greater levels of satisfaction.
In the era of remote work, the dual-growth mindset has become even more accessible for office workers.

An ideological war over how tech giants can account for AI data center emissions has bled into the international arena.

The financial impact of moving back in with your parents is nearly universal—only 10% of young people living at home experience negative financial consequences.
For certain people in certain industries, living at home can be a professional setback.
If you’re able to set the right boundaries with your parents, living at home could be a smart financial decision for you.

Use tailored ChatGPT prompts to uncover hidden investment ideas like emerging industries, undervalued stocks, and alternative assets.
Always fact-check AI outputs using real-time data from sources like Morningstar, Yahoo Finance, and industry reports, as AI can hallucinate or misreport financial facts.
Use AI for research purposes only—and don’t upload any sensitive financial data into chatbot interfaces; make sure investment decisions are guided by a human financial advisor.

Legendary investor Charlie Munger called the first $100,000 difficult to earn but pointed out how compound growth makes all your future gains easier.
It takes 9.5 years to save $100,000 if you're putting away $650 per month at an average 7% annualized return.
After that decade, it only takes just under two and a half more to become a millionaire, showing the speed of growth under compound interest once you save six figures.

While most Americans consider $1.5 million to be the "magic number" that they need to save in order to retire, experts advise saving more than that.
One reason why more than $1.5 million is needed is due to expenses such as healthcare, inflation, and unforeseen costs.
Those looking to retire early should consider either continuing to work in some capacity or being more aggressive with their savings during their working years.