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Even years after achieving financial stability, successful people who grew up poor still check price tags obsessively, keep drawers full of "just in case" items, and feel guilty buying anything that isn't absolutely essential—revealing how deeply poverty rewires the brain in ways that prosperity can't easily undo.
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When I was younger, I didn’t think my parents were “bad with money.” I thought they were small with it. They reused things too much. They asked too many questions before spending. They said no when other parents said yes. And worst of all, they did it publicly—at shops, restaurants, school events—where embarrassment travels fast. ... Read more Read more ›
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It may not be how long you sleep, but how steady your internal clock stays from day to day. A person can be sleeping enough and still have a body clock that’s quietly coming unglued. That’s the unsettling takeaway from new research linking subtle shifts in daily sleep–wake timing and rest–activity rhythms to a higher ... Read more Read more ›
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