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While the wealth we accumulate is a grace from God, it is also a test to see how we will manage, distribute and respect it.
Let me ask you -- really, are you living? Living to what -- living to make money so that we can pay rent or a mortgage on a place that we only really sleep in? Pay for a car that pretty much only transports us to and from work?
In my business of giving people insight into their financial behavior, I see very different approaches to life planning with very different results.
My new book How We Love Now is out this week. The date was chosen because in publishing January is "self-improvement month." The thinking is that at t...
If we do not change our habits by 2020, children today will have a shorter life expectancy than their parents. It would be the first time that this has happened in 200 years.
It's the holiday season, and if you're like me, you're playing even more games of Angry Birds than usual. Along the way, I have picked up some sage wisdom from those self-sacrificing birds and their mortal pig enemies.
If you treated this family time as if it could be your last, what would that change for you in your life? How can you make this holiday season not only tolerable but one that creates memories to cherish later on?
The golden rule that we have lost somewhere along the para-yellow brick road is our human nature, which allows us to be tools ourselves. We are also made up of energy, electrical pulses and can radiate incredible light from within our souls.
Even with the various financial and job creation incentives that the world's governments are introducing, things are not getting any easier. It is more difficult than ever to get an interview, let alone a job.
By the time we hit fifty most of us stop caring so much what so many people think of us. We flip our middle fingers at the shoulds and shouldn'ts that used to tyrannize us. We focus on the essential.
If anyone can figure out how to gracefully blend work and home life, it's the Millennials, right? Wrong. According to a new study, much of the perceived wisdom about Gen Y's attitude and approach to work-life balance needs to be rethought.
The working-mother experiences laid out in Welcome to My World are an atlas of modern motherhood, and they reconfirm my suspicion that the Mommy Wars are a culturally fabricated hate frame upon which women hang themselves.
All set to make a phone call, I reached for my iPhone and it wasn't there! It was gone! M.I.A! I gave it a day to turn up but it never turned up, d...
The following is an excerpt from Sarah O'Leary's book, "Kick A! How to Ditch Your Type A Personality and live a life you might actually ENJOY!" Stu...
A week into autumn is a clear catalyst for bidding adieu to another year. With winter ready to cast a cold sheet over the horizon, one must gaze forwa...
It's not what we leave for others that matters; it's what we leave in them that matters most. Possessions and wealth do not a true legacy make. It's about leaving behind the essence of your Authentic Soul.
