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Blog postThere may be affiliate links in this post which means that if you click through a link and make a purchase, I may be compensated. I promote only those products or services that I truly believe in and feel that they deliver value to you. You can learn more by reading my Disclaimer.
I switched my website analytics from Google Analytics to Fathom Analytics. You may be wondering, why?! Well, I’ll tell you. First, a little backstory.
I received an email with the subject line “Is Go -
Blog postWinter is a dolphin who was stranded on a beach with wire around her tail in Florida. She was rescued by the team at Clearwater Marine Aquarium in 2005.
When Winter got to the Clearwater Marine Aquarium (CMA), the medical team observed she was swimming in such a way that was hurting her spine, and would eventually paralyze her. They brought in a team of doctors to help fit her with a prosthetic tail, but she rejected a few of them prior to finding the correct one that would work with -
Blog postI have had an interest in genealogy since I was young. I joined Ancestry in 2009, adding the relatives that I knew: my parents, my grandparents on both sides, and my great grandparents on both sides.
When I got stumped, I started reaching out to my family. I was given a book by my grandfather, who’s uncle had compiled that line back to the early 1600’s!
I thought, How cool is this??! It set me on a path to see how far back I could go on the other branches of my tree! This was -
Blog postThere are many ways to select a greeting card. Some people, like me, read every card and then go back and reread them to find the perfect one. Others, select them by the graphics, others select musical ones and on and on.
Early in our marriage, my husband, Lou, told me that his mom considered the card as important, if not more, than the gift. So I left the card selection for my mother in law to him.
We had the kids make cards, but that only lasted for a couple of years. Then L -
Blog postI have worked in an office for over 40 years. The last office I worked in for over 15 years and I spent more time with people in the office on a weekly basis than I did with my husband and children. We celebrated in happy times; wedding showers, birthdays, buying a house, promotions, births, Christmas and consoled and supported in times of tragedy; fires and death of children, spouse, parent and colleague.
There were get-togethers outside of work, but I never attended those. I never w -
Blog postWhat’s your one word?
I’ve been watching the National Memorial Day Concert for as long as I can remember. I was introduced to it as a child when my paternal grandma was over for dinner one night and said she had to go home.
Being the young, inquisitive boy I was, I uttered my favorite word: “Why?”
She informed me it was to watch the National Memorial Day Concert.
As soon as she left, I went into the house and sat on the living room couch, with about ten minutes -
Blog postScrolling through Facebook after a long day of work one day, I came across this quote:
“If you wait until you have all of your ducks in a row, you’d never get across the street. Sometimes you just have to gather up what you’ve got and make a run for it.”
It resonated with me to my core, making me think back on all of the missed opportunities I had because I wanted to do tons of research on a subject before I made a decision—like my most recent endeavor I’m starting: a clothing -
Blog postLou and I have been talking about getting out of New York for years and eventually, we will find the right place, at the right time. We will move to a warmer climate and be able to enjoy golfing, camping and being outdoors all year round.
Although I do look forward to that, I know it will be strange not to have the changing of the seasons marked by the bone chilling wind and snow up to your chin give way to the muddy, water soaked yard and everything turning green followed by 100 degr -
Blog postSome may think that you must be successful to be happy. Others may think the opposite: You must be happy to be successful. Both of those thought patterns correlate with thinking that one has everything to do with the other.
In The Success Code, I talk about three pillars of success. In The Happiness Code, I talk about three pillars of happiness.
All of the six things I talk about go together, and the one thing they all have in common is that your happiness and success is up to -
Blog postI am having a difficult time writing the blog this month. Loren just came by, looked at the computer and commented that I hadn’t written anything yet.
‘It’s been a tough month,’ she said to me.
She is right. It has been.
I just want to say that I am heartbroken for my sister, brother in law, their family and his. Please add them to your prayers as they deal with the unfathomable tragedy of losing two loved ones just a day apart.
No words will come t
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