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Julia Dellitt

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As seen in: MSN, Yahoo Life, Forbes, BuzzFeed, Lifehacker, Real Simple, Des Moines Register, The Everygirl, The Everymom, pregnantish and
author (@AdamsMedia) + freelance writer (bylines: @SELFmagazine @buzzfeed @theeverygirl @lifehacker). also, mama of three = all the cold brew, plz.
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I Cut 5 Unnecessary Purchases for 30 Days—You Won’t Believe How Much I Saved

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By Julia Dellitt
| The Everygirl Verified
Financial experts note that people tend to fall into two categories: savers and spenders. I’m the latter; I have an unnecessary spending habit of making purchases based on what I want instead of what I need. I’m well aware that this habit is a detriment to my financial well-being, so to curb my impulsive “I can afford everything” buying mentality, I tracked my spending decisions over the past 30 days.
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Management Tips for Coaching Difficult Employees

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By Julia Dellitt
| MSN Verified
When you get along with your team members, and they’re doing incredible work, it’s fairly easy to be a manager or leader. However, that’s not always real life — other times, you’ll have an employee who underperforms, makes a mistake or gets on your last nerve. Delivering constructive criticism to a somewhat difficult employee can be painful, but the point of feedback is to help them grow, which in turn, benefits your entire organization.
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12 Questions to Ask a Potential Daycare Provider

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By Julia Dellitt
| The Everymom Verified
Pretty much the moment I got pregnant, people advised me to lock down a childcare provider—and thank goodness, because as a newbie mom, I didn’t realize the norm that is long waitlists for daycare centers and in-home caregivers. We were making the huge decision of who would be responsible for our child day-in and day-out. Needless to say, we needed to find a good fit for us. And we had to factor our work schedules, budget, and parenting style.
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