We are only one month in to 2014, but people are already talking about the potential for drastic financial ruin. I don’t like to focus on the negatives, but most people agree our economy is on the rocks right now. And that’s something I can’t ignore. I can’t ignore it because this impacts our future […]
Worried About 2014? This Is the Best Way to Boost Your Income This Year Read More »
I want to emphasize how important it is to stay active. Not just playing catch once a week, but making it part of your routine to get up and move around more often. So many jobs these days are done in front of a computer, and more of us are finding that we are leading
Walk, Fidget, or Stretch – It’s Time to Get Moving Read More »
Have you started that project yet? No? Why not? Cue the dread and anxiety. Why haven’t I started?! Smart, capable people still have to deal with this. Why is there such a hurdle to getting started? The answer? We’ve convinced ourselves that nothing less than perfection is acceptable. And that scares us. We Want
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It’s hard to believe that a whole year has already gone by… 52 weeks of posting about health, finances, and productivity. Have you made any progress this year? Are you ready to keep moving forward? Let’s look back at what happened this past year… Some Milestones from 2013 First post on January 14: Never
Life In Charge Turns 1! Stats and Musings from 2013 Read More »
Systems are an important part of living life in charge. Without a system in place to manage the complexity of modern life, you’ll soon be drowning in data, overwhelmed by tasks, with things to learn and see and do and places to go and bills to pay and on and on… Systems make us more efficient.
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Our series on budgeting continues. Make sure you know how to make a budget, review your transactions, and meet your savings goals, and then continue reading below! Maybe it’s happened to you – you finally get into a rhythm of budgeting and saving, but then you have a big spending month. And it’s not
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