During these days/weeks of turbulence all fifty states have been marching. Conversations have been underway about deeper issues that have been “laying low” for many years. 8 minutes and 46 seconds has brought an awareness from the darkness to the light. All of this led me to search for ways to cultivate an open mind. […]
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This pandemic has brought much to light. Suddenly the world stopped. From the hustle bustle pace of day to day life, we were home, limiting our exposure to people, places and things we considered “normal” before learning of a virus that could transmit through droplets. Now, we’re preparing for opening up with guidelines. Do we
As if we didn’t have enough going on. Argh, the hackers have taken their efforts to obtain our sensitive information to extreme levels in the weeks since the pandemic struck. We’ve talked about Digital Spring Cleaning recently, yet this post is more specific to the craziness of hackers in our current times. With so many
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Today, The Advisory Perspective Series’ focus is on quality of life and two women who have taken their years of experience caring for seniors within various aspects of overall care. They created a company dedicated to providing dignity, choice, truth and compassion to those they serve. Let’s think about day to day living at home.
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If you didn’t catch the announcement this week, the IRS made an important annoucement offering credits to businesses impacted by COVID-19. To make sure this is reported accurately, here is the information directly from the IRS website. IR-2020-89, May 7, 2020 WASHINGTON — The Internal Revenue Service today reminds employers affected by COVID-19 about three
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A new day and a new month has arrived. It’s May?! As we adapt to this “new normal” of days at home, social/physical distancing when going to the grocery store and taking out the trash, there is another “new normal”. Life and work; work and life are melding into one. Zoom shows us “real life”
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Social interaction has changed radically over the past two months. Work meetings are happening from home. Schooling is happening from home. Use of technology as a main form of “connecting” across the globe has increased. For the first time since our “stay at home” order, I experienced an internet outage this week for almost six
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What changes have you noticed during this period of #stayhomestay lives period of time? Routine in life for many has been disrupted. Daily routines are personal, unique to each individual. This disruption allows us to think about what we do, where go, who we see, how we interact. With this, comes an awakening, “ah ha”
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Read about ways people are showing up for one another during these unprecedented times. People, businesses and communities across the globe are coming together and contributing amazing gifts. Be on the lookout – the IRS tweeted Saturday (the 11th) that payments to qualifying Americans with direct deposit accounts set up had begun to receive their
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Rather than talking about life planning, today seemed to be a good day to take a pause from all that. These are the extraordinary times. These are times that urge us to uncover what matters to us. Yes, I’ve been keeping a “stay at home” whiteboard to check off the days. My last public outing
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