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Business Partners & Marital Partners, Will the Marriage Survive? (Part I) by: Chuck & Sue DeFiore With today’s economy, and the layoffs occurring as a result of these economic conditions, more and more people are opting to start their own business. Due to the low start up costs, the prevalence of home-based businesses is on [...]
Business Partners & Marital Partners, Will the Marriage Survive? (Part II) by: Chuck & Sue DeFiore In the last article, we concluded by saying that keeping your business and personal relationships separate is very important to the survival of both your business and your marriage. In this article we will talk about how to achieve [...]
Preparing For the Holidays: Ho Ho Ho… or Bah Humbug! by: Kathy Paauw Some of my clients dread the holiday season because it often represents stress, pressure, expectations, guilt, disappointment, pain, loneliness, exhaustion… and the list goes on. This is a choice. We choose who we spend time with. We choose what activities we say [...]
Make Lemonaid from a Lemon by: Debra Vaughn About 2 months ago my family grew by one more. When we had our baby, the reality that we could no longer fit our family into a car hit us. Our back seat simply would not fit 2 carseats and a carrier car seat. So off the [...]
Easter Party Ideas by: Rachel Webb Easter marks the start of spring and is a sacred holiday for Christians throughout the world as it signifies when Jesus Christ was resurrected from the grave to live again. But where did the Easter bunny and eggs fit into the Easter tradition? The rabbit and eggs were actually [...]
Make a Budget to Help Your Dreams Come True by: Monica Resinger A budget is a very important tool when you are trying to meet financial goals. It helps you to see where your money is going and therefore helps you determine where you can cut back. It also gives you something to go by [...]