The Power of Silence

The Power of Silence

You’re meeting someone for the first time. You engage in light conversation. And then there’s a lull in conversation – the deafening sound of silence. Yes, that type of silence is uncomfortable. But other times, I love silence. In fact, I treasure it. Of course,...
What to do if pushed into early retirement

What to do if pushed into early retirement

You’ve been comfortable in your role for years. You’ve performed well. You’re successful at what you do. Then one day, your manager calls you into their office. It’s Friday afternoon – that’s not a good sign. And then it happens to you. You’ve heard...
6 Items to Review Before You Agree to Keep the House

6 Items to Review Before You Agree to Keep the House

Going through a divorce is exhausting. You’re making major financial decisions while you’re emotionally drained. You’re also juggling your regular daily obligations, including work. One of the most significant financial assets you’ll be considering is your house. But...
Ending Your Relationship with Their Stuff

Ending Your Relationship with Their Stuff

After your spouse passes away, time may move very slowly and be a blur. Before you know it, a year passes. You look around your house, and it’s as if your spouse is still alive. You haven’t gotten rid of clothing, personal grooming items, things relating to their...
How to Help Your Aging Parents Turn Off Their TV

How to Help Your Aging Parents Turn Off Their TV

As your parents age, you may have noticed they’re less active than when they were younger. Due to health issues, your aging parents may have resorted to watching television all day. Most health issues have a spiraling effect. It may begin with feeling tired and not...