Advocating Non-Traditional Lifelong Growth and Productivity
If you purchased your Life Insurance anytime from the mid 80’s through 2005 there’s an 85% chance that the type of life Insurance you purchased was a Flexible Premium life Insurance contract that unlike their more expensive predecessor Whole Life Insurance was not guaranteed to last for the rest of your life.
How did that happen?
In … [Read more...] about Typical Questions About Your Current Life Insurance
A retired friend of mine collects vintage race cars- and drives them himself. He called me the other day to come and visit him and help him with a recurring shoulder ache that always seemed to follow all of his driving expeditions.
When I arrived he had his head under the hood of a fully restored 1966 Mustang. When I asked him to get into the car to show me how he … [Read more...] about Relax Your Shoulders While Driving!
An answer to the perennial question: Is it safe to pee in the pool? ** Beer marinade could reduce levels of potentially harmful substances in grilled meats ** Brain differences in college-aged occasional drug users ** Life lessons: Children learn aggressive ways of thinking and behaving from violent video games, study finds ** Can Smoking Pot … [Read more...] about Good Stuff to Know April 2014
Part IV: Do A Selfie. Do You Have The Right Stuff?
So far, In part 1 of our series on entrepreneurship, you determined your non-negotiables – those persons, places, things, and times that you are not willing to compromise or relinquish.
In part 2, we learned about some data resources and web sites to help you ferret out … [Read more...] about Start-Up Success Strategies For Boomer Entrepreneurs – Part Four
Two recent studies have indicated that testosterone replacement therapy causes a significant increase in the incidence of heart attacks, death, and strokes. As a result, our friends at the FDA are planning to investigate whether there should be a concern about the use of testosterone.
Let me start by providing some facts:
1) Nearly 100% of men who have … [Read more...] about Testosterone: Just How Risky Is It?
Part III: LOOK! Flood Light? No! Laser Beam? Yes!
Focus, focus, focus. Use the funnel approach, from floodlight to laser beam.
Start small. As proof positive for the wisdom of this strategy, recall the history of your favorite current fast-food establishment. Think back on … [Read more...] about Start-Up Success Strategies For Boomer Entrepreneurs
These days my telephone is just a thing on my desk and seldom used. Few call me and the three long time close friends that I stayed in touch with passed away earlier this year. I occasionally call one of my four remaining kids (the fifth passed away in 2005 at age 41) but we usually stay in touch through email or Facebook.
When I think of … [Read more...] about Using My Telephone
We rely on rules to prevent chaos, but o rules ever get in the way of what’s natural? Is chaos ever a good thing?
We resist and or fear both unnatural chaos (for good reason) and natural chaos (because we’ve been conditioned to), so we rely on policies and rules to ease individual and collective fears and, we usually hope, to smooth life’s path. How’s that really … [Read more...] about Can Too Many Rules Bring Out the Bully in Some People?
Let's Treat Others As
We Want to Be Treated
“Civility is claiming and caring for one’s identity, needs and beliefs without degrading someone else’s in the process.” – Tomas Spath and Cassandra Dahnke, Founders of the Institute for Civility in … [Read more...] about Choose Civility
It's a fact: many adult children are moving back with their parents because the economy is so bad. The way it's played up in the news, returning to the old abode is disgraceful. Well, perhaps it doesn't encourage independence and personal responsibility, and it's not good for the housing industry wanting to sell homes to young people, but things far worse … [Read more...] about Eeee-youoo!! Live With Your Parents? Are You Crazy?
