February 3, 2022

When you think of leaving a legacy of love, what comes to mind? How about writing a will, choosing a guardian for your children, and generally leaving your affairs in order? Those suggestions probably are not the ones that came to the forefront. After all, no one likes to think of themselves as mortal, especially

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February 2, 2022

Stressed. Overwhelmed. Disconnected. Those are a few of the feelings that described me towards the end of last year. For a guy who prides himself as “having it all together” and helping others to be more effective leaders, this was really troubling. I couldn’t concentrate on anything fully, and I felt like I could never

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February 2, 2022

Have you ever considered that the quality of your marriage has a huge impact on your career? Positive ways a healthy marriage enhances your career: Your spouse provides comfort, acts as an accountability partner, and is able to contribute a different perspective. They are able to help ground you when you start to wind up

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January 19, 2022

This is an honest review of five of the top budget software tools available along with an overview of their features and my opinion on who may find them most useful. I encourage you to check them out and find the one that best meets the needs of your family.

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January 5, 2022

The hours you have available to work represent a fertile field of opportunity to grow in skills, obtain wealth, gather knowledge, gain power and prestige, form strong personal and professional relationships, and to live with a true sense of purpose and satisfaction. How and where you choose to spend those hours determines the Opportunity Cost of your

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June 28, 2021

By Molly Barnes, Digital Nomad Life If you’re self-employed, you’re not alone. Despite a slight dip in April, self-employment figures have been rising consistently, hitting their highest level in three years at 9.876 million in March. The economy is changing, and how people work is changing with it. That creates a need to adapt in

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January 17, 2021

“Always remember that you are a team. God has made you to work together. By combining your individual perspectives and respecting your partner’s strengths, God will use you in ways that you could never imagine and you will achieve goals that often seem impossible.” For decades, I have written this paragraph (or something closely resembling

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September 30, 2019

Arguing about money is such a common problem in marriage that it’s almost a cliché. While couples certainly fight about other issues, managing finances in marriage properly is something that can stop a lot of arguments before they start. The key to managing finances in marriage is communication. If you don’t talk about money when

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December 14, 2017

Money problems are one of the top reasons that marriages end in divorce, yet unfortunately, most engaged and newly married couples fail to prepare themselves. Although you’ve likely had a lot of serious talks about life including if you want to have children, where you want to live, what kind of career you want to

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January 3, 2017

Now that the wedding bells have rung, the preacher has pronounced you man and wife, and the honeymoon is over, it’s time to settle down in the real world. For most newlyweds, that means everything from buying new furniture to combining their lifestyles, from clearing out the clutter to combining their resources. Combining finances can

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