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Venting won't help, new study shows—this is the No. 1 way to manage your anger

Researchers studied how effective activities like venting, running, meditation and yoga are at calming a person down.

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The best- and worst-paying college majors, 5 years after graduation

Engineer majors earn double that of liberal arts majors five years after college.

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Use these 3 phrases to sound smarter and more emotionally intelligent, experts say

The way you word your sentences can change how other people think about you, communication experts say. Using these three phrases can help.

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CNBC Make It @cnbcmakeit.cnbc.com · 3h

34-year-old making $49,000 a month in passive income: What I always tell people who want to build successful side hustles

"Stop believing these 3 myths," writes entrepreneur Ryan Hogue, if you want to be successful at starting a passive income stream or a side hustle.

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24-year-old lived in an apartment the size of an average parking spot: 'It gave me independence'

When CNBC Make It first spoke to Verhaeg he paid $1,100 a month in rent and said then that a third year in the apartment would probably be his last.

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3 smart money moves to make in your 20s to be more successful

How to manage your money in your 20s, according to two CFPs.

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Take a closer look inside the chateau:
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Roland Salvato and Malana Moberg bought a chateau in France for $835,000 and have spent over $300,000 renovating the property.

The idea to start a bed and breakfast didn’t come from a desire to make money. Instead, Salvato and Moberg were looking for a challenge to take on in their next chapter.

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CNBC Make It @cnbcmakeit.cnbc.com · 9h

Wharton psychologist Adam Grant: 'Hustling' and taking care of yourself aren't mutually exclusive—here's why

Working hard and taking care of yourself don't have to be mutually exclusive, according to Wharton psychologist Adam Grant and Peloton executive Robin Arzón.

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CNBC Make It @cnbcmakeit.cnbc.com · 11h

36-year-old launched a business to help her 'move out of my dad's house'—now it's worth $2 billion

When Amber Venz Box co-founded the pioneering marketing company LTK in 2011, she "was in my early 20s, living at home, still eating my dad's cereal," she says.

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CNBC Make It @cnbcmakeit.cnbc.com · 12h

Sell it, donate it or trash it? How to declutter, according to professional organizers

A smart approach to getting rid of your stuff maximizes your time and money, say organizing professionals.

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CNBC Make It @cnbcmakeit.cnbc.com · 13h

'Kids are increasingly lonely,' child psychiatrist says: Here's how parents can help

In a recent study, Common Sense Media discovered that 26% of adolescent boys are lonely. The reasons vary.

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CNBC Make It @cnbcmakeit.cnbc.com · 13h

Berkshire Hathaway chairman Warren Buffett has always believed in America — even when other investors have wavered. That optimism remains strong.

'The luckiest day of my life': Warren Buffett says being born American helped him make his fortune

Warren Buffett amassed an enormous fortune investing in U.S. companies. He still sees promise in America's economic future.

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CNBC Make It @cnbcmakeit.cnbc.com · 14h

10 U.S. cities where millennial households earn up to $40,000 more per year than everyone else

SmartAsset compared the median household income among millennial-headed households to all earners in the largest U.S. cities.

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CNBC Make It @cnbcmakeit.cnbc.com · 14h

This soft skill is the new Harvard degree, says expert: It’s ‘the biggest competitive differentiator’

According to one LinkedIn expert, one particular soft skill may be as coveted as an Ivy League education.

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CNBC Make It @cnbcmakeit.cnbc.com · 14h

The No. 1 mindset shift teachers need to build wealth, from a teacher and money expert

Shaun Morgan of "The Teacher Money Show" says educators needn't take a "vow of poverty" when they begin teaching.

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CNBC Make It @cnbcmakeit.cnbc.com · 15h

For most of the day, your brain is on autopilot.

But while the autopilot brain uses far less energy, it does have its shortcomings, says one psychotherapist.

When your brain is on autopilot, it can stop you from seeing the positive in life—here's how to shift your mindset, according to a therapist

Your autopilot brain takes you through the grunt work of the day. Your reflective brain helps you change your negative mindset.

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CNBC Make It @cnbcmakeit.cnbc.com · 16h

Bill Anderson, CEO of German life sciences giant Bayer, has spent his tenure attempting to answer the question: Can a large company run with nearly no middle managers at all? https://cnb.cx/3JqKHQD

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The No.1 indicator of success in kids is 'not IQ,' says expert who's helped students get into Ivy Leagues—but teach it 'early on'

Ana Homayoun, an academic advisor who has helped students get into Ivy League schools, says the No. 1 trait of kids who succeed the most in adulthood is not high IQ. It's a skill parents need to teach "early on," she says.

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“Back in my day, I wouldn’t have had that opportunity. I would’ve just had to do it.”

Ayesha Curry paid her daughter $20 to clean the living room: 'Giving kids responsibility shows trust and builds character,' expert says

Ayesha Curry recently told Alex Cooper of "Call Her Daddy" that she gave her daughter and niece $20 clean the kitchen and living room.

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CNBC Make It @cnbcmakeit.cnbc.com · 18h

You could be losing out on 15% of your mutual fund and ETF returns, researchers say—how to keep more of your money

Morningstar research shows that investors typically earn smaller returns than the funds they own.

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CNBC Make It @cnbcmakeit.cnbc.com · 18h

I’ve been retired in Mexico for 6 years—it's a luxury that ‘presents a new, unexpected set of challenges'

Retirement comes with unexpected challenges — like struggling to let go of the feeling that you need to be "measurably productive" every day.

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CNBC Make It @cnbcmakeit.cnbc.com · 19h

Have you ever been in a work meeting or social gathering where one person just won’t stop talking? It’s really frustrating, especially when you have something to say.

To interrupt someone who won't stop talking, do 3 simple things: 'Others will appreciate you'

If you feel someone's "making it difficult for anyone else to get a word in, chances are other people feel the same," says communication expert Jessica Chen.

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CNBC Make It @cnbcmakeit.cnbc.com · 21h

'High-functioning anxiety' is trending on TikTok: What it is and 3 signs to look out for

On TikTok, the hashtag "high-functioning anxiety" has almost 180 million views. And while the idea isn't new, the pervasiveness of the term is.

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CNBC Make It @cnbcmakeit.cnbc.com · 22h

Lyft CEO David Risher spent more than a decade working under two of the world’s most successful businessmen, Bill Gates and Jeff Bezos.

Lyft CEO: I worked for both Bill Gates and Jeff Bezos—here are the most important lessons I learned

Before becoming CEO of ride-sharing service Lyft, David Risher learned some important lessons working for tech billionaires Bill Gates and Jeff Bezos, he says.

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