Today, I’m combining two subjects near and dear to me – flying and well-being! Flying above the clouds has always been one of my favorite places to be. It seemed to be a new frontier where everything seemed possible. When I flew the first time on a private jet, we climbed to an altitude of […]
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2020 is here! Do you remember the song “Do Re Mi” from the Sound of Music? It begins with, “Let’s start at the very beginning, a very good place to start”! Great reminder to start the year considering a day in the life of you and all the responsibilities you take care of. Why you
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Welcome to a New Year and a New Decade! The holidays are over and it’s time to jump into the new year. There are a series of new laws across the country that went into effect Wednesday on issues from privacy to guns and wages. **Do check on specific laws that may have changed in
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Congress passed an important retirement-savings law called Setting Every Community Up for Retirement Enhancement, or the SECURE Act of 2019. The law takes effect on Jan. 1, 2020. After stalling for months, Congress suddenly passed the bills as an attachment to budget appropriations. The SECURE Act contains 29 separate provisions, but here are five that are relevant, timely, and likely to change the
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Yesterday was Winter Solstice. The winter solstice is the day of the year in the northern hemisphere with the fewest hours of daylight, and it marks the start of astronomical winter. After the winter solstice, days start becoming longer and nights shorter as spring approaches. Cultures around the world hold feasts and celebrate holidays around
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Pictures, we capture beautiful moments in time. They are on our smartphones and sometimes we still use a camera. Technology has given us the ability to snap with ease, yet we receive the “storage full – manage our settings” notification. Where in the world do we store these captured memories? Today, I’d like to introduce
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Amist the hustle and bustle of the holiday season, it’s important to remember simplicity is ours for the taking. Consider the joy in “little things”. The dawning of a new day. The smell of pine. Creating family recipes while listening to music or watching movies. Simplicity can be found, when we set our eyes upon
In 1621, Pilgrams gathered together to host the inaugural feast. As we gather together with family and friends, I’d like to pause and reflect for all there is to be thankful for. To you and yours, I wish you a Happy Thanksgiving. Thanks for being a part of my world. It means so much to
This week I was reminded about something I’ve done in the past. I created “80th birthday quizzes” 20 years ago to keep record about life’s important thoughts about people I loved. It got me thinking that it may be time to pull out the questions and bring them forward for others to use as they
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Knowing someone who dedicates their business to helping professional women navigate through and beyond a crisis is an amazing connection! Getting to know Debra has shown me how valuable this is. Today, I’d like to introduce Debra to you all. Crisis experiences impact us deeply. From my perspective dealing with crisis situations big and small,
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