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If for any reason you believe you received this email in error or if you no longer wish to receive these emails,  click here to unsubscribe. A  Jan 16, 2021   TIRED OF OFFICE POLITICS? This is the latest on Biden's vaccine plan Image source: CNBC This week President-elect Joe Biden revealed more depth to his vaccine plan, adding that both FEMA and the National Guard will be deployed to help get nationwide clinics up and running.    "Our plan is as clear as it is bold," Biden touted. "Get more people vaccinated for free, create more places for them to get vaccinated, mobilize more medical teams to get the shots in people's arms, increase supply and get it out the door as soon as possible."    He continued: "This will be one of the most challenging operation efforts ever undertaken by our country, but you have my word. We will manage the hell out of this operation."    But how exactly is he planning to get this done? More Political Headlines   This is how Gab is mocking Dorsey right now   How did Pelosi just snap in an interview? After controversy, Trump's Facebook and Instagram are reinstated HOW YOU COULD RETIRE RICH WITH ONE INEXPENSIVE STOCK Sponsored Content: RETIRE RICH ON ONE $3 STOCK Picture the perfect stock for a moment. (clicking link will opt you on to liberty through wealth free e-letter. Privacy Policy)   What would it look like?   No doubt it would have hundreds of billions in revenue - more than tech giants like IBM, Facebook and Google.   It would probably be a leader in cutting-edge technology like smartphones, robotics, e-commerce and medical equipment.   It would have tens of thousands of unbreakable patents.   It would pay an enormous dividend.   It would be on the verge of dozens of blockbuster announcements that would send the stock higher and higher.   And most of all...    It would trade ultra-cheap - less than $3.   It seems crazy that such a stock exists.   But it does BACK TO BUSINESS Is it too hard to cancel Amazon Prime? A coalition of public interest advocates is asking US regulators to investigate whether Amazon.com Inc. violates consumer protection laws with its process for canceling Prime subscriptions. A group led by Public Citizen has claimed that the steps required to cancel Prime "are designed to unfairly and deceptively undermine the will of the consumer."   A spokesperson for the Seattle-based company has said that Amazon makes it "clear and easy" to cancel Prime online, by phone, or by opting out of automatic renewal. "Customer trust is at the heart of all of our products and services, and we strongly disagree with any claim that our cancellation process creates uncertainty."    Amazon's market power is already the subject of a lengthy congressional antitrust investigation, as well as probes by the FTC and European Commission, among other regulators. More Business Headlines   Amazon has been slapped with a class-action lawsuit   Here's what you need to know about Parler's lawsuit against Amazon INCREASE YOUR EARNING POWER Three Social Security secrets that deliver bigger checks Image source: WPSD Local 6 It's one thing to realistically increase your income when you're still in the workforce. But what about afterwards, when you're already on a fixed income? Is there anything you can do about that?   Well, there's some good news, and some bad news.   Right now, the average Social Security benefit is about $1,523 per month. And although that isn't exactly terrible, you could probably do a lot better.   The bad news is that once you're already drawing Social Security, it's a lot tougher to make these pivots and see any serious impact. Bit if you aren't yet drawing Social Security, you've got the time you need to make these three pivots that will mean you'll be getting much bigger checks. More Increasing Your Earning Power Headlines   These degrees see a big boost from early to mid-career 9 salary negotiation tactics you need to ditch right now 12 ways the Biden stimulus could put more money in your pocket SEEKING NEW HORIZONS Here are 8 ways to maximize your job search It's definitely a tough time to search for a job, but there are a few tips you can use to maximize your job search efforts.    Setting job search goals is one of the first and most important things you can do. Set easy to achieve goals initially and work up from there. For example: aim to send out two or three emails a week initially to contacts who you can network with. Then the next week, aim to call a few contacts and apply for a set amount of jobs. Make your goals realistic so you can easily achieve them and scale them up as needed.     Another tip is to research companies, not just jobs. Don't be afraid to cold call and cold contact companies you want to work for, even if they don't have any listed openings. You never know what showing an initiative and reaching out can lead to. What other tips can help you maximize your job search? More Job Seeking Headlines   How to stand out in a crowded job market This is how to showcase your skills to help you land a job REACHING GREATING HEIGHTS These are the key elements to goal achievement Image Source: Unsplash Setting goals allows us to maintain focus on what's important in life. But trying to organize those goals can be a tall task.   One way to make goal achievement more obtainable is by sticking to goals that are specific. Nebulas and generic goals make your path to accomplishing them complicated and confused.   Another important aspect of goal setting is to make sure you set reasonable deadlines. They don't have to be too strict, but they need to be real and enforceable.   Finally, you need to make sure your goals elicit excitement and interest. If they don't, you're less likely to follow through in completing them.   Be sure to read on for a complete list of key goal-achieving elements that are sure to help! More Goal Achievement Headlines    Ten goals you should accomplish in ten years The best family-oriented goals to share with loved ones Stay Informed, Rex Jackson   P.S. Know someone who'd love the Brief Updates? Be sure to send them to this link so they can get signed up: BriefUpdates.com   What did you think of Today's Edition? Very Useful Good Okay Not Useful @ 2020 Brief Updates 20 N. Orange Avenue, 32801, Orlando, United States     ARCHIVES | PRIVACY POLICY | TERMS & CONDITIONS | UNSUBSCRIBE