Your Work-Life After Retiring

Your Work-Life After Retiring

As you plan your retirement, think about how you will spend your time. While you may have a long to-do list of projects around the house, will that be enough to fulfill you? As I help clients estimate how much money they will need in retirement, I ask how they will...
Active Parenting With a Demanding Career

Active Parenting With a Demanding Career

With technology, it seems one needs to be available for work 24/7, especially in a demanding career. With these demands, it can feel overwhelming when you also strive to be an active parent. There’s always discussion about balancing work and life. But in reality,...
8 Suggestions for Juggling Work And Caregiving

8 Suggestions for Juggling Work And Caregiving

Over 41 million Americans provided some type of care to someone aged 50 or older. As the population ages, this number is expected to increase. Whether it’s emotional, physical, or financial support, caregiving while you’re working is a juggling act. If your parents...
Ending Your Love-Hate Relationship With Your Job

Ending Your Love-Hate Relationship With Your Job

As we move closer to the end of the year, you may be assessing whether or not 2026 will be the year you look for a new job. If you constantly have a love-hate relationship with your job, here are steps to help you make a decision. First, list your priorities. Think...
Navigating Employment After the Loss of a Spouse

Navigating Employment After the Loss of a Spouse

In my practice, I often work with individuals who are coping with the loss of a spouse. It’s heartbreaking to witness the emotional toll of grief, especially when financial concerns add another layer of stress. Many find themselves needing to adjust their lifestyle or...