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hello all, i have a few things stashed away for anyone who needs them.

i am not a mental or physical health professional and i cannot guarantee the effectiveness of these resources for every individual.

Apartment Advice

• Apartment Checklist: everything you should need for a new apartment should you be fortunate enough to have the money for it all.
  
• Stuff Nobody Tells You About Getting an Apartment: an experience written out into words with tips on how to avoid newbie mistakes.
  
• The 12 Habits of People With Homes That Are Always Clean: some habits that a few of us with apartments should get into.
  
• Printable First Apartment Checklist: another checklist to cross reference with the first.
  
• Plant Care: because you'll be lonely without them.
  
• Cactus and Succulent Care: make them spiky just like your feelings.
  
• When You Can't Pay Your Bills: Ten Things to Know: this situation is too common. do everything you can to avoid the loop of debt that loan sharks profit from.
  

Money Management

• Mint: Money Management: this tool is a budgeting lifesaver. it does ask for personal bank account info, but it's safe and secure to help you improve your credit score, pay your bills, and budget your income.
  
• Learn to Coupon: for most of us, this is essential info not only for groceries, but other needs as well.
  
• Do Your Own Taxes: without knowing how to fill them out and file them, taxes can be frustrating and inconvenient.
  
• Paid Surveys: a little reward for not a lot of time.
  
• Job Needs: covers advice for cover-letters, resume building, job interviews, etc.
  
• The Perfect Job Interview: nice little tips for when you do your interview for that job you never really wanted but have to take anyways because of financial insecurity.
  

Learning & Reading

• Free Courses: no degree offered, but knowledge is still power, right?... right?
  
• Top 50 Most Useful Websites on Earth: debatable, but here they are.
  
• What Should I Read Next?: book recommendations based off of the last book you read.
  
• Study Guide: effective methods of studying so you don't ruin your life by failing that test in your major.
  
• Nevada Career Information System: idk if they offer this in every state, but it has some universal tools that can help you find your way to the job that you'll have to work for the rest of your life with no reprieve and maybe make it a little more enjoyable than depressing.
  
• Google Scholar: college students rejoice as they google the topic of their assignment for citations that will definitely boost their GPA.
  
• Compare Prices for College Textbooks: why waste your money on school when you don't have to? save that money for food and alcohol.
  
• Diversify Your Reading: tired of the same old white male protagonist to a story? here's something different for a change.
  
• Duolingo: remember in high school when you took that spanish course and thought you could learn a second language? you can always try again with duolingo, and remember that bilingual people get hired more often than uni-lingual people.
  

Personal

• Don't Break The Chain: if you're running out of creative juice, try this and see if it helps.
  
• Blood Donation: volunteer your time and literal life essence to help someone who desperately needs it.
  
• Idealist: volunteer opportunities so you can feel good about yourself again.
  
• 8 Ways to Take Care of Yourself When You're Sick: when you can't afford a doctor and your country doesn't have universal healthcare.
  
• What To Do When You Can't Afford Therapy: some free alternatives to therapy sessions. if you have insurance, this also lists what to do when they won't cover therapeutic services.
  
• Understanding Health Insurance: 3 important questions to ask if you're lucky enough to have it.
  
• Rights When The Cops Pull You Over: a scary situation can be tamed by printing out this guide and putting it in your car for reference.
  
• Stress Management: for when you just can't take it anymore.
  
• How to Stop Procrastinating: you're on this website, so there's no hope for you but maybe you can pass it along to someone else.
  
• Hotline List: if you are in a situation involving any of the following and you can safely call, do so: depression and suicide, dating abuse and domestic violence, child abuse, runaway.