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Health Care Decisions
National Health Care Decisions Day was Friday, April 16th! Health Care decisions involve decisions for all adults from the age of 18. To date, 60% of Americans have yet to document their health care decisions. If you are in the 40% – Bravo! How about this year, we all make an effort to make sure […]
The Climb
It’s difficult to conduct “normal business” when you or someone you love is going through an illness, has had an accident or dies.
In an Instant
Losing someone you love changes your world. Losing someone in an instant is devastating.
Spring Equinox
The days are getting longer! It is a time of new beginnings as we say goodbye to winter and welcome the warmth of summer in the Northern Hemisphere.
Top Three Financial Lessons Learned From the Pandemic
The top three lessons learned from the Pandemic were the importance of having an emergency fund, paying down debt and discussing finances with others.
Despite the Pandemic, 2 Of 3 Adults Don’t Have a Will
There is good news. Almost 30% of Young Adults in 2021 have a will! The shocking news is that their 28.6% is 4% more than middle aged adults.
Hindsight is 20/20 in Life
Is hindsight really 20/20? So often we zip through life. There’s so much to do, care for and handle in each day. Do we make the time to reflect upon what works well or areas that could use a “tweak” in life? What if we could look back and use what we’ve learned to move […]
Heart to Heart
February is American Heart Month. The National Heart, Lung and Blood Institute this year has given a theme to each day of the week for us to have some fun, while taking care of our hearts. #SelfcareSunday Set yourself up for success by creating a self-care checklist for the week #MindfulMonday Know your heart stats, including blood […]