How to Deal with Receiving a Difficult Medical Diagnosis
Receiving a difficult medical diagnosis is a harrowing experience to say the least. The following ideas are designed to guide and help you after getting…
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Permission, Information and Imagination: 3 Keys to Caregiver Success in the Digital World
We are in the midst of a technological revolution. Billions of dollars have been spent by businesses and government entities to harness the power of…
Ways to Save Your Knees
If you’ve walked, jogged and hiked this far without any major knee trouble, there’s more you can do than thank your lucky stars. A few…
Make Room for Alone Time
To schedule in a moment of quality alone time each day may seem daunting, if not impossible, to even consider. With all the hustle and…
How Would You Describe Your Relationship With Money?
Many people have a complicated relationship with money. Hang-ups carried over from childhood experiences get mixed together with positive and negative experiences from adulthood. Few…
Your Oral Health Begins With A Healthy Diet
Cake and ice cream at a birthday party triggered a small revelation in my seven year old daughter that became a family saying and tooth…
Take Time for You
Let’s face it. There is only one person who has constantly been with you for your entire life and that person is you. Given this…
Practicing Patience
When I was single and living alone, I considered myself a very patient person. Now that I’m married and living with pets, I am not…
Married? Is Your Endgame 100% or Just 50%?
Multiple unforgiving players factor into your retirement and estate plans (collectively your “endgame”). Household names include the Internal Revenue Service, the Social Security Administration, and…
Saying Thank You: A Fundamental Principle Of Civility
As an ardent student, scholar, advocate, and consultant on the topic of civility, I have studied the concept and its myriad dimensions for decades. Reading…