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These bad habits are holding you back from success.

Treat yourself! But do it right.

The estate features a Moroccan bath, hand-painted artwork and a hidden room.

Winnie Byanyima, executive director of Oxfam International, said her experience as a refugee continues to shape her fight for human rights and gender and wealth equality.

Tech entrepreneur Alexandre Mars wants to reshape how we think of donating to charity.

Focus on this instead, and the money will come.

Spend it before it expires!

If you say "I work too hard," eyes will roll.

Arrive by private jet, explore blue ice caves and take a snow safari to see emperor penguins.

It's a skill you can improve with effort.

You won't catch the basketball superstar paying to download apps.

Dallas Cowboys running back Alfred Morris loves his 1991 Mazda.

Best-selling management author and CNBC contributor Suzy Welch says asking yourself these questions will help you determine if you're as top-performing as you think you are.

Who do you think won?

Show that you've been listening, and that you're capable of thinking big.

"I always wanted to work for myself."

Anyone can use this trick.

Demonstrate that you're informed and interested in connecting with others.

Give hiring managers a better sense of your values.

Avoid responses that include tasks central to the role.

Recent data found that Costco remains a "whopping" 58 percent cheaper.