Who’s the Kid Messing with Your Money?
Have you ever experienced a smart-foolish event with your money? Suppose pre-Covid-19, you decided to have a garage sale also called by other names like yard sale, and tag sale. It’s a great way to get rid of some of the clutter in the house and raise some money to...
Wake Up from Your Nightmares About Long-Term Care
Our bodies are “fearfully and wonderfully made” (Psalm 139) and though we may be grateful for whatever capabilities we have, we are also aware that under the surface of well-being, our bodies may be concocting dangerous changes to our health. If you are like me and...
Are Financial Losses Haunting You?
Losing money is not desirable but it’s normal. Managing money losses is one of the seven competences for financial success.1 If that seems odd to you, here’s the basis for the claim. Money and time are the dimensions we operate in for work and for buying and selling....
Saying “Yes”
About a month into the lockdown here in Boston, my neighbor asked if I’d like some sour dough starter so I could make bread. My first thought was I don’t like most sour dough bread that I have eaten. I said, “Yes,” and shortly after that Kevin was at my door holding a...
