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It seemed like something that would never fit into my life, but since young adulthood, I had thought I would love to live in a high-rise building with views of the city.  When I was raising my children, it was not a fit, of course.  And in the city in which I live, there are very few such buildings.  However, life’s twists and turns have led me to a situation which is perfe

"A bored dog is a bad dog, a tired dog is a happy dog".  

We often have clients receive an inheritance from parents, extended family, or others who are important to them.  Often times, this process can be very emotional simply because of how hard the person worked to accumulate this wealth, and the recipient may feel that they aren't deserving of this generosity.  If you find yourself in this situation, here are some tips for managing th

Procrastination is a problem which plagues most people in many different aspects of life, and causes a reduced quality of work as well as unneeded stress. Whether it be from lack of motivation, lack of inspiration, or no sense of urgency, procrastination can be draining.

During the summer months, our schedules are not as full with client meetings which gives us time to focus.  We, like our clients, enjoy having the time to spend some summer days with our families and friends.  This is usually our personal focus for the summer.  We also take this time for professional focus as well.   

Sound applealing? Here are some tips that may help you add an hour or two to every day.

In the morning:

Get up earlier and go for a walk

Put in a load of wash and get your partner to help you hang it out. When you get home, it will be done

Clean one room before you go to work-by the weekend the housework will be done

At work:

As I write this, my second great-grandchild, who is also my first great-granddaughter, is coming into this world.  I’m waiting “on pins and needles” for the official announcement.  A birth in the family is such an exciting time.  It is also a time for reflection.  From my viewpoint as the “matriarch” of the family, I think about the legacy I sha