More Sunday reading picks: hot drinks, breakfast and millionaire potential
I'd rather find interesting articles for you to read than do the vacuuming and put the washing outside to dry. I will do both shortly because I like a clean environment. I am feeling overwhelmed and things are really not too bad. I will be find once I start.
Article 1) How to better your chances of becoming a millionaire
The most common way, according to this article, to become a millionaire involves owning your own business. While many businesses, particularly small business, fail, clearly persisting with a profitable idea can be rewarding.
http://www.msn.com/en-au/money/topstories/the-most-common-way-to-become-a-millionaire-according-to-someone-who-studied-over-100-of-them/ar-BBqnlc5?ocid=spartanntp
Article 2) Chai
Link to chai recipes, including a gluten free, non-caffeinated version.
http://coffeetea.about.com/od/tearecipes/r/Easy-Vanilla-Chai-Recipe.htm
Article 3) Coffee myth busting by Nescafe
http://nescafe.com.au/well-being
Article 4) Guilt free breakfast skipping?
This doctor believes that a bit of break fast skipping is probably nothing to worry about if you are not hungry first thing. For personal medical advice always check with your medical doctor/team.
http://www.msn.com/en-au/health/nutrition/this-doctor-believes-its-just-fine-to-skip-breakfast/ar-BBqn76p?ocid=spartanntp
There you are, some more reading for you all.
Article 1) How to better your chances of becoming a millionaire
The most common way, according to this article, to become a millionaire involves owning your own business. While many businesses, particularly small business, fail, clearly persisting with a profitable idea can be rewarding.
http://www.msn.com/en-au/money/topstories/the-most-common-way-to-become-a-millionaire-according-to-someone-who-studied-over-100-of-them/ar-BBqnlc5?ocid=spartanntp
Article 2) Chai
Link to chai recipes, including a gluten free, non-caffeinated version.
http://coffeetea.about.com/od/tearecipes/r/Easy-Vanilla-Chai-Recipe.htm
Article 3) Coffee myth busting by Nescafe
http://nescafe.com.au/well-being
Article 4) Guilt free breakfast skipping?
This doctor believes that a bit of break fast skipping is probably nothing to worry about if you are not hungry first thing. For personal medical advice always check with your medical doctor/team.
http://www.msn.com/en-au/health/nutrition/this-doctor-believes-its-just-fine-to-skip-breakfast/ar-BBqn76p?ocid=spartanntp
There you are, some more reading for you all.