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The project Hope community seems to be an organization of countless wordsmiths, surfing through the community everyday seems like another crash course on every topic supported by the community. Project Hope as a community is known to support variety of contents, with the much-pronounced wide scope of supported content and an unarguably skilled writers in each of this scope, it’s always a great experience scrolling through the tons of great contents published here on a daily basis. As a result, rating these contents are even a harder task.

However, with a little bit of personal sentiments, here are my three favorite articles published in the project Hope community during this week. As a matter of fact, I must say it’s been a hard time selecting these three articles as many other contents from the community also appeals to me almost equally.

Without further delay, let me take you through my top three posts in the project Hope community for this week.

<h4> How to Pay little to Nothing as Tax in Your Business.</h4>

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Via legal provisions, taxation is a compulsory exercise and a legal responsibility of anyone earning in/from a nation. Taxes (if well utilized) are vital for the proper running of any government, it is in fact, the major way of empowering the government financially. However, due to certain reasons and in certain situations, we pay excessive taxes…more than we are required to. How do we prevent this? How do we trim our tax payments to conform to just the amount we are really required to pay? @gbenga has some words on this. Read <a href='https://peakd.com/hive-175254/@gbenga/how-to-pay-little-to-nothing-as-tax-in-your-business'>here</a>

<h4> The Psychology of Customer Service and Relationship</h4>
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They say ‘business bring customers and customers build business’, the web of mutuality between businesses and customers is a near perfect one. Building a good customer base is as important as building a strong business…because a good customer base makes a business strong. As a starter in any business, applying diplomacy and treating customers the right way ensures that your customers stays. While it is important to attract customers, keeping them is paramount. This piece from @oredebby says more. Read <a href='https://peakd.com/hive-175254/@oredebby/the-psychology-of-customer-service-and-relationship'>Here</a>

<h4> How to be responsible with finance without a high paying job.</h4>
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Financial freedom is not just about earning big or building multiple streams of income, a lot more people would have been richer if that was the case. Managing your income and living within your own means does mean a lot to one’s financial stability. A couple of financial empowerment books lay emphasis on earning big, only a few stresses on the importance of managing one’s earnings to suit rising needs and stay out of loans. @ajewa writes more on this, read <a href='https://peakd.com/hive-175254/@ajewa/how-to-be-responsible-with-finance-without-a-high-paying-job'>here</a>

Just as stated, a couple of other articles should also come into this list, it took a very hard time to give a nod to these few, endeavour to visit the project HOPE community and have a good reading time, and for sure you can also be a contributor