Comments for hereverycentcounts.com http://hereverycentcounts.com Becoming a Multi-Millionaire, One Cent at a Time Mon, 21 May 2012 02:22:58 +0000 hourly 1 http://wordpress.org/?v=3.3.2 Comment on When To Move In Together by MissGina http://hereverycentcounts.com/2012/05/when-to-move-in-together.html#comment-3318 MissGina Mon, 21 May 2012 02:22:58 +0000 http://hereverycentcounts.com/?p=1776#comment-3318 Take your time don't rush a thing! Save your money and don't worry about what is juvenile! Having that cash cushion later in life should be your only concern. Move in when the time is right! Take your time don’t rush a thing! Save your money and don’t worry about what is juvenile! Having that cash cushion later in life should be your only concern. Move in when the time is right!

]]> Comment on Myers-Briggs Types, Gender, and Leadership Potential by Jen http://hereverycentcounts.com/2012/05/myers-briggs-types-gender-and-leadership-potential.html#comment-3315 Jen Sun, 20 May 2012 05:31:08 +0000 http://hereverycentcounts.com/?p=1780#comment-3315 I've tested more than once as an INTJ, but the N and J are not strongly expressed. So I've also tested as other types, and find reading through the descriptions that I can relate to several aspects (but not all) of multiple types. I'm surprised that INTJs are only 1% of the population, as it seems to me that many people profess to be INTJs (perhaps this type is just interested naturally in Myers Briggs, though!) I’ve tested more than once as an INTJ, but the N and J are not strongly expressed. So I’ve also tested as other types, and find reading through the descriptions that I can relate to several aspects (but not all) of multiple types. I’m surprised that INTJs are only 1% of the population, as it seems to me that many people profess to be INTJs (perhaps this type is just interested naturally in Myers Briggs, though!)

]]> Comment on Myers-Briggs Types, Gender, and Leadership Potential by Leigh http://hereverycentcounts.com/2012/05/myers-briggs-types-gender-and-leadership-potential.html#comment-3312 Leigh Sat, 19 May 2012 17:04:30 +0000 http://hereverycentcounts.com/?p=1780#comment-3312 Thank you for sharing. This is super fascinating to me. I am mostly an INTJ, but as I've gotten older, the I/E and N have been less consistent when I take the test. The E ideas are definitely as a result of feeling confident at work. If you had asked me while in college, I would have said that I never wanted to be a manager or a leader. My ideas on that have changed in the last few years though and I now see that as a path that I will most likely pursue in the next few years. It also fascinates me that, in the tech industry, there are so many NT people that I almost think we are normal. Thank you for sharing. This is super fascinating to me. I am mostly an INTJ, but as I’ve gotten older, the I/E and N have been less consistent when I take the test. The E ideas are definitely as a result of feeling confident at work. If you had asked me while in college, I would have said that I never wanted to be a manager or a leader. My ideas on that have changed in the last few years though and I now see that as a path that I will most likely pursue in the next few years.

It also fascinates me that, in the tech industry, there are so many NT people that I almost think we are normal.
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]]> Comment on Myers-Briggs Types, Gender, and Leadership Potential by Laura http://hereverycentcounts.com/2012/05/myers-briggs-types-gender-and-leadership-potential.html#comment-3311 Laura Sat, 19 May 2012 14:55:57 +0000 http://hereverycentcounts.com/?p=1780#comment-3311 I took this and got ESTJ, which kind of surprised me. I don't consider myself someone who actively seeks out leadership opportunities, but I do find they tend to fall into my lap at work and even in my personal life. I'm one of those people who has NO desire to be a CEO whatsoever, but I like managing projects (I manage all CEU programs & training at my company). When I read the description of an ESTJ, I fit it almost spot-on though. Interesting post! :) I took this and got ESTJ, which kind of surprised me. I don’t consider myself someone who actively seeks out leadership opportunities, but I do find they tend to fall into my lap at work and even in my personal life. I’m one of those people who has NO desire to be a CEO whatsoever, but I like managing projects (I manage all CEU programs & training at my company). When I read the description of an ESTJ, I fit it almost spot-on though.

Interesting post! :)
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]]> Comment on When To Move In Together by Liquid http://hereverycentcounts.com/2012/05/when-to-move-in-together.html#comment-3293 Liquid Tue, 15 May 2012 23:04:04 +0000 http://hereverycentcounts.com/?p=1776#comment-3293 Wow, $200K household income would be awesome. Moving in with someone else is always a big decision. Take your time. Wow, $200K household income would be awesome. Moving in with someone else is always a big decision. Take your time.
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]]> Comment on When To Move In Together by erin http://hereverycentcounts.com/2012/05/when-to-move-in-together.html#comment-3288 erin Mon, 14 May 2012 05:01:06 +0000 http://hereverycentcounts.com/?p=1776#comment-3288 It's quite ironic that you're name is Joy, as I see none in your life. It’s quite ironic that you’re name is Joy, as I see none in your life.

]]> Comment on Mission Impossible? $250k in the bank by 30 by Liquid http://hereverycentcounts.com/2012/05/mission-impossible-250k-in-the-bank-by-30.html#comment-3277 Liquid Fri, 11 May 2012 16:33:13 +0000 http://hereverycentcounts.com/?p=1770#comment-3277 I hope to have $250K in investments by the time I turn 30 as well. I think we can both do it on our own terms. I believe the stock market will do very well next year. I hope to have $250K in investments by the time I turn 30 as well. I think we can both do it on our own terms. I believe the stock market will do very well next year.
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]]> Comment on life after DUI: attempting to start over without really starting over. by laguy http://hereverycentcounts.com/2012/04/life-after-dui-attempting-to-start-over-without-really-starting-over.html#comment-3273 laguy Thu, 10 May 2012 03:15:27 +0000 http://hereverycentcounts.com/?p=1746#comment-3273 Joy, I want to say thank you for this page. Please do not be discouraged or feel judged by what others say. Sometimes events like this can cause a major shift in your life. For the better. I hope this is one like that. We all make mistakes. The best you can do now is to learn from it and move on. Make sure you do not do it again. To the other poster that is highly judgmental, imagine yourself in a terrible situation. One that you never thought you would ever find yourself in. It happens. No one is infallible. It is easy to judge others and be self righteous. It is much harder to be understanding. Joy,
I want to say thank you for this page. Please do not be discouraged or feel judged by what others say. Sometimes events like this can cause a major shift in your life. For the better. I hope this is one like that. We all make mistakes. The best you can do now is to learn from it and move on. Make sure you do not do it again.
To the other poster that is highly judgmental, imagine yourself in a terrible situation. One that you never thought you would ever find yourself in. It happens. No one is infallible. It is easy to judge others and be self righteous. It is much harder to be understanding.

]]> Comment on Finding my Willpower by Joy http://hereverycentcounts.com/2012/05/finding-my-willpower.html#comment-3270 Joy Wed, 09 May 2012 00:18:03 +0000 http://hereverycentcounts.com/?p=1766#comment-3270 Robert, I agree with you. Clearly it's stupid to have anything to drink and drive. But the law is up to .08% BAC drinking and driving is legal. I think that's the problem. It's impossible for you to know the difference between .07% BAC and .08% BAC. It's an arbitrary number. Someone may be really out of it at .07% BAC and someone may be fine at .08% BAC. My boyfriend can have 6 glasses of wine and be under a .08% BAC. I have 2.5 and I'm pretty much at that, especially if I haven't eaten a lot that day. Then we live in this drinking culture where everyone has a couple of beers and gets behind the wheel. There's definitely a much smaller percentage that goes out to party, gets shit faced drunk and drives -- and these are the people you often see getting into accidents, and yes, there are a few of those in my class and I want to kick them. But there are a lot of other people who are confused by the culture where their boss and colleagues have a couple of drinks at happy hour and drive home. My colleagues do this all the time. Are they over .08% BAC? I don't know. Some of them probably are. That said, I now know not to drink ANYTHING and drive. It's better to be at a .00% and not play a guessing game on percentage points. It's definitely hard when the entire company goes out after work and buys a few bottles of wine for the team to enjoy. I do now know that I can get home with a two hour train and bus ride from work, as long as it's before 9pm (it takes 20 minutes by car) so if I really want to drink I can use this method to get home. Ultimately I don't trust my judgement after I have just one drink, so I'd rather not drink unless I've left my car home for the day. Robert, I agree with you. Clearly it’s stupid to have anything to drink and drive. But the law is up to .08% BAC drinking and driving is legal. I think that’s the problem. It’s impossible for you to know the difference between .07% BAC and .08% BAC. It’s an arbitrary number. Someone may be really out of it at .07% BAC and someone may be fine at .08% BAC. My boyfriend can have 6 glasses of wine and be under a .08% BAC. I have 2.5 and I’m pretty much at that, especially if I haven’t eaten a lot that day. Then we live in this drinking culture where everyone has a couple of beers and gets behind the wheel. There’s definitely a much smaller percentage that goes out to party, gets shit faced drunk and drives — and these are the people you often see getting into accidents, and yes, there are a few of those in my class and I want to kick them. But there are a lot of other people who are confused by the culture where their boss and colleagues have a couple of drinks at happy hour and drive home. My colleagues do this all the time. Are they over .08% BAC? I don’t know. Some of them probably are.

That said, I now know not to drink ANYTHING and drive. It’s better to be at a .00% and not play a guessing game on percentage points. It’s definitely hard when the entire company goes out after work and buys a few bottles of wine for the team to enjoy. I do now know that I can get home with a two hour train and bus ride from work, as long as it’s before 9pm (it takes 20 minutes by car) so if I really want to drink I can use this method to get home. Ultimately I don’t trust my judgement after I have just one drink, so I’d rather not drink unless I’ve left my car home for the day.

]]> Comment on life after DUI: attempting to start over without really starting over. by Lee http://hereverycentcounts.com/2012/04/life-after-dui-attempting-to-start-over-without-really-starting-over.html#comment-3268 Lee Tue, 08 May 2012 17:04:07 +0000 http://hereverycentcounts.com/?p=1746#comment-3268 What an arrogance. I hope to whoever whatever your GOD is that your loved ones don't get harsh judgment from you. What an arrogance. I hope to whoever whatever your GOD is that your loved ones don’t get harsh judgment from you.

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