You Don’t Have to Break the Bank at Christmas Here we are again at Christmas and the shoppers are all moving quickly to find the right gift for the friends and family members. Credit cards are flying at every register. The bills will be rolling in by January and everyone will sit in amazement of what they spent at Christmas … Read More
What Did You Decide for 2019?
On December 18, 2018 I wrote a blog post asking “Who Would You be in 2019?” I’ve been online and read many New Year’s resolutions (see this article for the top 10), and I must say I’m not impressed. It’s the “same-old, same-old”. Those resolutions that everyone makes in January and breaks by February. So I believe I’ll stick with … Read More
Who Will You be in 2019?
It’s that time of year again when everyone is thinking about their New Year’s resolutions. Instead of planning on what you will be doing, how about thinking about who you will be? What personal changes do you need to make? Are you where you want to be? Is there a reason for that? What character traits do you want to … Read More
2018 – Talk To Your Kids, Communication is Key
Communication is Key It’s a new year and a new beginning for you and your children. This year, make a commitment to talk to your children more. Communication is key with children. Try the tips below for a healthier relationship with your children: Be available. Start conversations by sharing instead of asking a question. Find time each week for a … Read More
Got Goals? Got a Plan for 2017?
The key to a life of continual learning and improvement lies in developing a specific plan for growth and following through with it. Once you have set your goals, you need to create a plan. The process of personal growth planning revolves around the creation of an action plan that is based on your ambitions for development in areas such as career … Read More
Safety Tips for the Holiday Season
The holiday season is full of opportunities for people to get together for fun, food, and sharing. By following some simple precautions, you can make the holidays safe for your, your family, and your friends. Teach children to stay away from candles, fireplaces, fireworks, space heaters, matches, and lighters. Holly and mistletoe can be poisonous to small children and pets. … Read More
Ending 2015 – Beginning 2016
I won’t recap the entire year – especially since that’s just about all you see on the TV or hear on the radio this week! I want to let everyone know that 2015 was a great year, but 2016 will be even better! I want to encourage you to make 2016 your year to “grow forward” in your vision and … Read More
Looking for a New Career in 2016?
Millions of people go to work every day at jobs they hate. Hopefully, you’re not one of them. But if you are, you know the negative effect it has on your personal life. Perhaps it’s time to do some real soul-searching. It is time to identify your true purpose so you can get on the road to your career happiness. … Read More
Fiscally Ready for New Year?
I found this short article from Suze Orman and wanted to share: No-Sweat Fiscal Fitness Checklist Make just one small change each month, and by this time next year you’ll be in the best financial shape of your life. January: If your employer matches employee contributions to a 401(K), sign up now. Make sure you set aside enough to qualify … Read More
Happy New Year – Resolutions, No!
All of the headlines during the first week of a new year state something about a “new year – new you.” Although I’m guilty of using that term in the past, depending on the situation, it may denote to some that there’s something wrong with you and it needs to be fixed. We all make resolutions to start a new … Read More
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