Tips for Business Travel Sanity
Millions of people are traveling for business and it’s contributing to the growth of the U.S. travel industry. In 2011, $249 billion […]
Is Technology Making Us Smarter or… Dumber?
Nowadays, we use our computer, smartphone, and tablet devices for just about everything. However, could the very tools we use to help […]
Over-Scheduled Kids
A perennial problem that may challenge your family is over scheduled children. Do you worry about your child’s resume so that they […]
Last Minute Tax Advice
There are only eight more days before this tax season comes to a close on April 15th. The IRS expects more than […]
Health Hazardous Jobs
Millions of Americans have health hazardous jobs. Are you one of them? Studies show that going to the office can be bad […]
Geocaching: The GPS Treasure Hunt
Geocaching comes from the terms “geo” (Earth) and “cache” (store away). It’s a sport that tests its participants physically and mentally while […]
Mindful New Year’s Resolution Check-up
While making a New Year’s resolution can be easy; sticking to it can be difficult. The first week of July marks the […]
Apps for Emergency Preparedness
Unexpected emergencies can have devastating affects on you and your families. Flooded towns, power shortages, tornados, heart attacks, and even pet allergic […]
It’s Still a Pagan Practice
Consuming horse meat was considered a pagan practice by cultures throughout history. I continue to believe the consumption of horse meat is […]
Men, Women, and Stress
Everyone experiences stress but, science now shows that stress impacts men and women differently. Fortunately, there are specific stress tips that help […]