Tending to Your Garden
Spring has sprung, and that means it’s time to garden! Of course, not everyone has a garden – gardening can be too time-consuming for people who work full-time or travel frequently. But, one of the things to […]
May 2020
April 2020
Two Trends Sweeping the Nation During Self-Isolation
Widespread Coronavirus-caused quarantining has led to some interesting pastimes. If you’re spending more time at home these days than unusual, you may know the joy that comes with having a more relaxed schedule. Baking bread […]
5 Ways to Help Fight the Spread of the Coronavirus
As the number of coronavirus cases in the U.S. and abroad climbs every day, everyone is being encouraged to practice social distancing and take other preventative measures. And while no vaccine for the coronavirus is […]
5 Ways to Survive Social Distancing
President Trump and health officials have told Americans to practice “social distancing” in the wake of the coronavirus pandemic. The purpose is to stop or slow down the spread of the disease, which is known to […]
March 2020
5 Common Coronavirus Myths
The coronavirus epidemic has many worried, and information about the disease floods the news and internet every day. There’s a ton of information on the coronavirus out there, but not all of it is necessarily true. Let’s […]
3 Easy Ways to Develop New Habits
We’ve all heard the saying “old dogs can’t learn new tricks,” but is it true? Maybe it is for dogs, but not for people. You can always learn new habits, no […]
Forget the Bucket List And Make a Chuck-It List
Successful people are ambitious and disciplined: They set big goals, and focus on achieving them over the course of a long career or a lifetime. Many people also have high-flying goals for their personal life– run a […]
February 2020
3 Tips for Staying Put in Retirement
It’s easy to fall into the trap of following a script when it comes to retirement, especially if you’re unsure of how to create your own plan. This “script” can dictate a retirement age, lifestyle, […]
Keeping Your Brain Sharp in Retirement
Retirement planning forces us to make many decisions, as well as calculations. And while a professional can help you with those, it can also help to sharpen up your math skills. Calculating percentages and interest rates […]
3 Reasons to Thank Your Aging Brain
Don’t hate your aging brain just because it takes it a bit longer to figure out the crossword or remember a name. According to a Harvard Medical School report, this slower thinking actually shows that the brain […]
