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101 Ideas for Men’s Fashion That will not Put a Hole in your Pocket

October 22, 2012 — 25 Comments

Being best dressed and stylish can be a good way to attract the attention of the other people. Whether you are thin or fat, looking good is still possible as long as you know how to carry yourself.

Mens Fashion

No I am not yet the master of men’s fashion, rather this article is also supposed to help me getting in to the groove. Yes, in our team I am considered to be one of the most fashion conscious guys. Still on days I lack inspiration and dress dull. At times I do wear totally unmatched pairs.

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In Fashion, Personal improvement
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Weekend Chit Chat and Some Pure Personal Talk

September 16, 2012 — 4 Comments

Somehow I don’t feel like writing another personal finance topic today, also in weekend edition I talk only on personal matter. On weekends, OCAAT becomes a white board of my state of mind. If you follow my blog for only my financial advices, you may not get anything out from today’s article. If you follow my life, a bloggers life, you may get some insight in to my inner self. I know some of you do follow my weekend’s life snippets. At least the emails I receive indicate that fact.

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On financial and money management matters, although, I am strict and disciplined, as a person I am very easy, flexible and weak. A somewhat do-as-you-like kind of guy. I am nostalgic and way more emotional than average men. I get hurt easily and am extremely fragile. In my personal life I often feel insecure.

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Introspection Can Help You Spend Less on Your Social Life

September 7, 2012 — 10 Comments

The following is a guest post from Emily as part of Yakezie blog swap. Emily is an engineering graduate student in North Carolina and blogs about maintaining financial sanity through life transitions at Evolving Personal Finance. Please welcome Emily and enjoy the post. You can read my post at Emily’s blog. 

I’ve been there myself: to meet my savings goals while still paying my other bills, I needed to reduce my spending on going out – but I didn’t want to sacrifice time with my friends.  Before making small changes here and there, I encourage you to reflect on what you like and don’t like about your current social life and what is within your ability to change.

How Do You Prefer to Socialize?

What are your favorite modes of interaction with your friends and acquaintances?  Here are some possibilities:

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Tips to Score on Government Tenders

August 11, 2012 — Leave a comment

We, at times, publish materials which fit more to the businesses. When we do that, we do also post a general financial article within few hours for our regular readers. This is one such exceptional post. We promise to bring another finest article within next few hours. This article is about Australian Govt. Tenders and how businesses use the system effectively to win those tenders.

Suppliers now have something to smile about when it comes to their acquisition of tenders that have proved to be quite competitive over the years. The most competitive ones being the government tenders that have been receiving many applicants but only allocated to the favorite few.

There is the online platform through which interested tender applicants can now be able to increase their exposure as well as heighten their likelihood of being chosen for varied tenders offered by the government. The solution lies in the Cordell government tenders that are an online domain assuring the competitive suppliers of being able to guarantee them of the best services.

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The Value of Gandhism, Teachings of Mahatma Gandhi

June 25, 2012 — 9 Comments

I read an article on Mahatma Gandhi last week and compelled to write this non-financial piece. Gandhi must be a known figure to you, they way you know Nelson Mandela or  Dr. martin Luther King, Jr.

For me, born and brought up in India, I felt Gandhi every day in our school, in prayers, in lessons and in pictures on the class room wall. I started learning Gandhi the moment I developed reading ability. The practice is still followed in Indian schools. He’s father of the nation.

This article is to reiterate the value of Gandhism. He was assassinated by religious extremists in 1948. Things didn’t change since then. We see religious extremism even today, perhaps with greater intensity. We miss Gandhi and his peace struggle. To stop Hindu-Muslim riot during partition of India (formation of Pakistan) he started hunger strike, and such was the power, millions stopped killing each other. Gandhi, we miss you today.

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