Try, Try, And Try Again
A few weeks ago my rheumatologist and I decided to have me try a different medication. After a few months on Xeljanz, I wanted to…
Wow, wow, exciting! Today I taught my first seminar for Simple Organized Savings (SOS). It was a test. A way to stretch my comfort zone. While…
View More Simple Organized SavingsWhen you don’t know what to do, do something. It’s the only way to make things happen. It doesn’t have to be earth shattering, but…
View More Something Can HappenGoals are fantastic because they give us something to strive toward. As we work to achieve the milestone there can be an element of fear…
View More Mindful MotivationIf getting healthy seems overwhelming and you don’t feel like you will ever be able to do it, break it down. A tiny step is…
View More A Little Bit of HealthyFlu season is here. My mother and I have always been told by our doctor to get the vaccine because of our compromised immune systems.…
View More Flu Vaccine TimeActions, and unspoken words, can scream loud and be very effective. Knowing when to use the power of action over the spoken word requires us…
View More Don’t Ask If Someone Needs HelpWe spend a of time at work, working, “earning our keep”. The happier you are at your job, the more likely your health is to…
View More Work For Your HealthRecently, someone said to me that they need to start their 5K training and laughed that they were being “fat and lazy” about it. This…
View More Talk Nice To YourselfPlanning has its purpose in life. Many tasks would simply not get finished if there was not a plan in place. However, are you letting…
View More Stop Waiting To StartIt is time for kids to load onto the school bus once again. Parents might love or hate this shift in the schedule. Either way,…
View More How to Juggle Back To School and a Workout Schedule