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Fed up with anti-Covid measures, Rome's business owners and restaurant workers protest on a square in the Italian capital. IMAGES
New York (USA), Feb 11 (EFE / EPA) .- (Camera: Alba Vigaray) The chair occupied by Bill de Blasio, the current mayor of New York, "the capital of the world" as many New Yorkers like to call it, will be empty this year and some thirty politicians, activists and business owners have already set their sights on it: The race has only just begun.FOOTAGE OF NEW YORK.
Zagreb, Feb 3 (EFE/EPA).- (Camera: Antonio Bat) Thousands of small business owners and workers in sectors that have been forced to close because of the coronavirus pandemic protested in the center of Zagreb on Wednesday to demand the reopening of their businesses.FOOTAGE OF PROTESTS IN ZAGREB.
Kyiv(Ukraine), Jan 28 (EFE / EPA), (Camera: Sergey Dolzhenko).- Small business owners gathered on Thursday in Kyiv to demand the derogation of the new law on the simplified tax system. FOOTAGE OF THE PROTEST IN KYIV.
Achieving financial independence means building enough wealth that you don't ever have to work again. Whee! Of course, getting to financial independence, or FI, requires resilience and perseverance. However, there's more to escaping the rat race than that. According to Business Insider, author Sarah Stanley Fallaw says most millionaires follow a similar path. And she bases her conclusions not on hunches, but on her interviews with over 600 millionaires from all walks of life. They share three traits: spending below their means, finding a side hustle, and moving to self-employment. Ultimately, the three factors work together to allow them to build wealth more quickly and reach financial independence sooner than most.
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