The benefits of positive thinking (press 1 for someone who cares) In a recent encounter with a business, I was left with the impression that they simply didn’t care. After the […]
Lesson #14: Reviewing the Meaning of Rich In all our lessons so far in Kids & Money, we’ve focused on helping both us – and our children […]
Home buying for the young and restless Snoop Dogg, Kendrick Lamar, Drake or Slim Thug aren’t exactly who I would turn to for real estate or home […]
Lesson 12: Defining Rich: QOL vs. SOL March 2018 In our last entry, lesson 11, we defined what “Quality of Life” and “Standard of Living” are, and […]
4 tips: Stick to your 2018 New Year’s Resolutions Even though 2018 is still fresh, we hope our New Year’s resolutions for the year are becoming more solid. Perhaps […]
Kids & Money Lesson 11: Defining Rich QOL vs. SOL What is ‘Quality of Life’ and ‘Standard of Living’? Elementary / Middle School / Teen: Explain that “Standard of Living” is how […]
Giving generously while balancing your budget: 3 steps to shopping happiness ‘Tis that time of year again! Bells from cash registers fill the air as we flock to stores to show […]
Crossing milestones and investing with your heart in life | December 2017 The year two thousand and seventeen was one of milestones for me. I turned 60…and 250. Two hundred and fifty […]
Kids & Money Lesson 10: Defining Rich What if I was a Lemonade Stand? What if I was a Lemonade Stand? Elementary: Last week we talked about running a lemonade stand. Ask your kids: […]
Kids & Money Lesson 7: Defining Rich the Core Lessons In Gary Keller’s book The Millionaire Real Estate Investor, he mentions what he calls Nina’s Rule. Nina was a personal […]
Kids & Money Lesson 5: Defining Rich Relational Budgeting With relational budgeting, our goal is to have our child or children develop the skill of working with another person […]
George Jones and Ben Franklin Sing the Blues | June 2017 My Sirius radio preset channels are a rather eclectic lot: I have the 60’s, Willie’s Roadhouse, Jimmy Buffet, the Metropolitan […]
