Promoting good health, gratitude, and happiness
At some point in our lives, I think we all experience having a leaky faucet. Whether it’s caused by corrosion, worn-out or loose parts, it’s something that has to be fixed. Well, we are currently having to address this little annoyance. So, in the meanwhile, I’ve been collecting the dripping Read more…
**I initially posted this on July 1, 2019. But considering all that we’ve endured in 2020, I think it’s worth repeating.** Be encouraged and keep on pressing! Like a roller coaster (or the stock market), life seems to have its share of ups and downs. But the key thing to Read more…
Whether it’s out of necessity or pure enjoyment, we all shop. With today’s technology, you can’t even go into a store without messages popping up on your smartphone asking how you enjoyed your visit. And it’s no coincidence that you constantly see advertisements for the same item that you were Read more…
Over the past few months, life has presented circumstances that I never imagined (including the passing of my dad – definitely didn’t see that coming). But I’ve learned that when faced with challenges, the things on which we choose to focus and our level of resilience, play a major role Read more…
As I mentioned in 3 Financial Lessons Learned from Children’s Stories, my fondest childhood memories include regular trips to the library with my grandfather. And even today (many, many years later), I still love reading and going to the library. Just recently, I finished reading an inspirational book entitled Recreating Read more…
What are the top ten things that make you happy (or you really enjoy) on a weekly basis? Go ahead…take a moment to think about this and write it down. In his book, Playing with Fire (Financial Independence Retire Early), Scott Rieckens asked his wife this very question. Now, just Read more…