Exercise is one of those things that you’re either committed to and gung-ho about, doing it anytime you can and feeling bad anytime you can’t, or the complete opposite. The advantage of being addicted to exercise is that you’re probably fit already and all you need is to tone it down a little. But if […]
Category: Life
Best Movies to Teach Kids Persistence
Learning doesn’t have to be boring. Kids can learn from movies - especially if you take the time to prep them to watch and to have a discussion afterwards about what you hope they discovered. Persistence is something I am trying to help instill in my own grandchildren. It is, I feel, THE most important […]
Helping Your Aging Parent Deal With Their Finances
If you have elderly, but still healthy, parents, grandparents or other relatives who rely on you - now is the time to think about your role with their finances in the event that you may need to help them manage at some point in the future. Even if your senior is fully functional mentally, other […]
What Every Engaged Couple Forgets about Financing a Wedding
Congratulations! You’re engaged! That also means that you have scraped up enough money to buy a beautiful diamond ring. If that was hard for you, boy are you in for a challenge- a dream wedding can be expensive. Now that you are committed to getting married, you are probably going to set a date far […]
Doctors without the “M.D.” Attached Could Save You Money in the Long Run
As a society we are raised to see doctors when are sick, but never really told to go for checkups unless our mother told us to. Some people think seeing a doctor is a waste of their money and time if they do not feel sick. But that is not true and everyone should see […]
Overwhelming Inertia
Do you ever feel as if you are in a rut, doing the same thing over and over and over again, never making progress? Most of us tend to get on a track and just keep going, whether the going is good or leading no where. Sometimes, like at New Years, we try to break […]
