You thought we forgot, didn’t you? According to the New York Times, 80% of people who make resolutions on January 1 will fall off the wagon by Valentine’s Day. Six weeks of keeping a resolution isn’t anything to brag about for most people.
Christmas in June: My Vacation Post
On December 29, 2010, while our over the top gift exchange was still grating on me, I wrote “Rethinking Our Family Christmas Gift Exchange” — a post with several ideas of how to better celebrate Christ’s birthday without the accumulation of stuff. One thought was to create memories instead of exchanging a bunch of crappola […]
Stewardship Baseball Part 1
Baseball season started last month, so I figured we could make a connection between a topic that puts people to sleep at conferences, as well as on the couch. Well it’s true! How many stewardship lessons have you listened to without cracking a yawn? As for baseball, I can get through a game, but if […]
Has the American Dream Become a Nightmare?
A reader recently shared these thoughts with me, “My husband and I are from the ‘great depression era’, which always meant if at all possible, don’t go in debt. For the past 10 to 15 years we have watched people as they lived ‘the American Dream’. To us it was watching them as they lived […]
Want a Financial Certification? Got One Year?
In today’s competitive world of business, having certifications can help you to stand apart from the crowd. In my opinion, experience usually trumps certifications, but that shouldn’t keep anyone from pursuing higher education and working towards a new certification. Whether you’re finishing school with a business degree, getting started in the financial industry, or exploring […]
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