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If you need a motivational nudge, then print this page. Read a quote every day to increase your motivation. For daily quotes, like us on Facebook by clicking here. “Aging is not ‘lost youth’ but a new stage of opportunity and strength.” – Betty Friedan “We must never be afraid to go too far, for […]
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Every Tuesday, we tweet personal finance tips to help you achieve your financial goals. Click here to follow us on Twitter. Below are tips we tweeted last month. Click on each tip for more information and to view the source. Instead of downsizing to a lower cost home in retirement, consider sharing your space with a senior […]
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Our personal relationships help us celebrate the joys in life. They also help us through difficult times. Take time to express your gratitude to those who matter the most to you. Use these personal relationship tips as inspiration to take action. Every Monday we share on Twitter a helpful tip. Click on the tip for […]
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Are you living a healthy lifestyle? Every Friday, we tweet a physical health tip on Twitter to encourage you to live healthier. Here are tips we tweeted last month. Click on each tip for the source and more information. Verify the services on your invoice and contact your health care provider to request a payment […]
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Every Thursday, we tweet peace of mind tips on Twitter. Here are tips from last month. Click on the tip to view the source. Stop anxiety from controlling your life by learning how to recognize it and how to cope with it. Find an app to help you reduce stress and anxiety, as well as manage […]
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Every Wednesday, we offer tips via Twitter to help you with your profession. Below are tips we tweeted last month. Click on the tip to view the source. When assessing a new job opportunity, consider how the company will perform if there was an economic downturn and whether your role will be at risk. Recharge if you’re experiencing […]
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With many of us staying home due to COVID-19, now is your chance to practice healthy eating. Sure, you may crave a bit of comfort food during these uncertain times, but maybe you can try to make it with a healthy twist (e.g., mashed cauliflower instead of mashed potatoes). Involve your spouse and kids as […]
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When developing retirement plans for my clients, I include a section about frailty risk, the deterioration of mental or physical health. In my last post, “How to Keep Aging ‘Just A Number’,” I addressed physical deterioration. In this post, I’ll address mental deterioration. A University of Michigan study shows one-third of those aged 65 and […]
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After 9/11, the economy slowed. As a nation, we were in fear. We were in shock. At the time, I was in a difficult season of my life. My marriage was falling apart and I was living separately. I was employed but at a job that wasn’t a good fit for my career goals. It […]
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In this new world of social distancing, we’ve been forced to change our normal interactions. Unfortunately, we may be in this situation for several weeks or longer. While this situation is far from ideal, I can’t help but wonder if it will improve our relationships in the long run. Will we become more accustomed to […]
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