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8. MyWifeQuitHerJob.com was started by Steve and Jennifer who quit her job so she can raise their children and start this blog. This site is an outlet for both founders to document their experiences and strategies for building wealth on a single steady income.
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10. Len Penzo dot Com blog is all about being personally responsible. It’s not your personal finances, but also for everything else you do in life. As you will learn from my blog, the great thing about financial freedom is that anyone can attain it — regardless of income level!
