In light of the Thanksgiving holiday, we are prompted to start to give thanks for multiple things that we have in our lives; food, shelter, family, clothes, a job, health, etc. Research has shown that people who are regularly grateful report fewer illnesses, feel better Continue Reading →
One of the biggest challenges that I find career professionals deal with is staying motivated at work. Daily we tolerate boring unproductive meetings, critical bosses, company politics, unnecessary rules, internal competition, monotonous routine work and unfair treatment. Daily, neighboring colleagues complain about their lives inside Continue Reading →
It not how much we make. It is how much we keep that counts. In fact how we save has little to do with our income. Research done by economists Steven Venti and David Wise show that our income level has little to do with Continue Reading →
Money is the top source of stress in America. According to the American Psychological Association 71% of Americans stress about money. The formula for financial stress is simple. We think about the amount of money we need to get what we want versus the amount Continue Reading →
