I was debating on whether to do a Five For Friday post today, or a Would You Rather, and then I stumbled across an awesome game by Savvy Sugar who pretty much mashed up both of them into one tight package! Woo! They take it farther and compare like 50 other "would you rather spend your moneys here or there" type things, but I searched through them for a good 20 mins and
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Would You Rather… Money vs. Career ed.
It's time for another rousing game of Would Your Rather! Y'all did so good spewing your thoughts on the last one between fame or fortune, I thought it was high-time to pick your brains again. And maybe even get you to stop for a hot minute and really THINK about what you're doing (or not doing) with your career right now. No harm in that, right? (PS: If you're reading
Would You Rather… Fame vs. Fortune
Got another one for ya homies! This one I stole off my girl Rachel King, of "almost the first MTV Twitter DJ" fame, haha...., and it's a hard one so I'm hoping y'all need to think about it for a bit ;) It's getting trickier and trickier to come up with questions that you don't answer so freakin' fast! So let's see what this one does, shall we? You've got THREE options to
Would You Rather…
Man, it's been forever since we last did one of these! Have you been missing them like I have? Remember our last one? Haha... "Would you rather be RICH 100 years ago, or Average now?" - they're always entertaining ;) Even if there's no real point to them other than having fun (but that's what Fridays are for, yo!). So let's continue the tradition, and see what your pretty
Would You Rather… Rich 100 years ago, or Avg. now?
OMG this is a good one :) Big props to NPR and Brad from Time's MoneyLand for circulating this around - very clever! I was starting to run out of some good ones over the years, haha.... so here we go - a new Would You Rather! Courtesy of MoneyLand: Would you rather: A. Live in 1900 and make $70,000 a year. or B. Live today and make $70,000 a year. If you choose A.,
Would You Rather… Millions vs. Teleporting
Hahaha... oh man, it's been WAY too long since our last Would You Rather... remember the "1 year of your life vs. $100,000" one? I miss these crazy things :) And also, I'm way too tired to write an actual post today, haha...my brain is so fried right now. In fact, I had to use Google to help me come up with a good one! And let me tell you, there are some really *shady*
Would You Rather… Life vs. $100,000
Woohoo! My first "Would You Rather" of the year! Remember when I used to do these like every other month? I guess there's only so many you can do until you run out of ideas though, at least if we're sticking to the financial mold. It's probably good that I can't throw out any of my REAL feisty ones anyways ;) If you ever make it out to any of our blogger happy hours
Would You Rather… Sex vs. Money edition.
It's Friday, and I think we could all use a Would You Rather! It's getting harder to pick out some goods that we haven't done already, but I think today's is juicy enough to stir up some action ;)Although technically, it's more of a "Would you give up ___ for ___" kinda deal, but the concept is pretty much the same - you have to pick one over the other. And let me just start by
"Would You Rather?" Case Study – Less Money, More Time
Guest Post by Brian ScheurA couple of weeks ago J. Money did one of his "Would You Rather?" posts where he asked individuals what choice they'd prefer in a given situation.That specific post focused on the choice between an extra hour every day or an extra $100 a week? Most people that commented said they would prefer the extra money (including myself).Now, let's twist the
Would You Rather…Have extra MONEY or extra TIME?
It's time to play another rousing game of Would You Rather! My brain is still reeling from the $50 vs Sex poll I wrote about earlier, but since we already covered that one I thought I'd bring up the ol' "money vs. time" dilemma. It might not be as sexy, but it's still interesting to think about:"Would You Rather...Have an extra $100 of income every week (un-taxed), OR an extra
