/biz/ - Business & Finance

This shit is going pretty awful, what's the best way to write a cover letter /biz/? Specifically for non-profits/NGOs?

I went to school for pol. sci if it makes any difference

>>493369
Moderation.

On one end of the spectrum, you have those who go out every night and are financially distressed.

On the other end, there are those who horde their money and are too jewish to spend $50 once or twice a month and have a good time. They may not be financially distressed but they are in one way or another, deprived psychologically. They're missing out on adventures, experiences, and good times that you won't ever get back no matter how rich you become because you cannot buy time.
You cannot reverse the clock.
This is something you may convince yourself you're better off without for a certain amount of time, but eventually you'll see what a terrible mistake it was.

That's why I pity those who value money over life.
If you're so smart to save your money and make your money work well, then you should be smart enough to figure out how to budget/balance your social interactions.

>>493367
100% honest