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Things You Should Keep Private & Why

Introduction:  In this blog, I am sharing topic about important of privacy.  Most common topics like What is Privacy? And why it's important? Privacy is the right to control who has access to your personal information. It is a right that we all share and that we should stand up for. Privacy is an important issue in today's society, as more and more people are becoming aware of how their data is being used. This awareness has led to a number of laws being put into place, such as GDPR and the California Consumer Privacy Act (CCPA) of 2018. Several members and countries have expressed concerns over the CCPA, which would require companies to disclose how they use their customers’ data. This could be used by people to decide whether or not to continue using a company. Other students are concerned about how this law might affect companies that rely on targeted advertising for revenue, such as YouTube and Facebook. Many people are concerned about how this law might affect companies th

Poker lesson from My Experience

Hi reader, I began playing poker in school around a decade ago. All I knew was that I wanted to be wealthy one day, and that working a regular job wasn't going to get me there. Unfortunately, there are few options for a 15-year-old to get wealthy, and I was unaware of internet marketing. The poker craze was in full swing, and it seemed like every Asian person I knew was trying their hand at the game. I assumed I'd give it a go because I'm good with numbers. It's easy to become addicted to the poker scene. You may make a lot of money just playing at home. I watched all of the poker shows, and it appeared like every pro was enjoying the high life. If you're skilled at poker, you can also achieve a certain level of male respect. When you're on a winning streak, there's nothing quite like it. I'm not claiming to be the next Scotty Nguyen, but I was able to learn a lot in that short amount of time. When I discovered that internet marketing was a considerably

Mistake to avoid!!! For Better Life!!!!

  Here is some mistake, we doing continuous without understanding, it’s effect on our life. If we avoid this mistake, then you can have better life and better wealth…. Before starting this blog kindly read my previous blog about mistakes Part – 1 :: http://pettycreature.com/index.php/2022/05/06/mistake-to-avoid-for-better-life/?preview=true&frame-nonce=579672ad4b Mistake #4: Chasing Trends and Fads So, you think that you need to buy the latest and greatest fashions to be happy. You tell yourself, “I have to have the new phone or gadget because everyone has one.” Stop! Just stop it right there! If we all waited for our turn to get the latest thing instead of buying it right now, we would probably avoid overspending. We are constantly bombarded with advertisements telling us how much better life will be if we just buy this product or service. They want our money and will say anything to get it. I know that your friends don’t really care what phone you use or whether your computer is

Mistake to avoid.... For better life

Hi reader, Here is some mistake, we doing continuous without understanding, it's effect on our life. If we avoid this mistake, then you can have better life and better wealth.... Mistake #1: Borrowing Too Much Borrowing for purchasing unwanted things There is a fine line between borrowing and being in debt. From a financial point of view, it may seem counterintuitive to say that borrowing money can make you rich, but there are certain situations in which this is true. For example, buying a house or investing in your education is more likely to lead to increased earnings and a higher net worth than renting an apartment or failing to attain an advanced degree. Borrowing money for purchases like these is typically considered good debt. However, there are some instances when borrowing too much can put you at risk of becoming poorer rather than richer: Taking out a mortgage on an expensive home you can’t afford Using credit cards to pay for things you shouldn’t be buying  Mistake #2: Bo