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Monthly Archives: February 2016
Virtual Book Tour: Out of the Blue Valise
Today we’re thrilled to host author Mari Gayatri Stein and feature her debut novel, Out of the Blue Valise. Imagine an encounter between Alice in Wonderland and Winnie the Pooh at a twelve-step meeting and you may approximate the tone and flavor of this category-defying work of fiction. Both Mari and her book are very interesting, so let’s get started: Her Mentor Center: One line from Out of the Blue Valise jumps out at me: “If not silly, what?” The book is both whimsical and deals with life and death issues. … Continue reading
Handling Financial Worries
Are you concerned about what’s happening to your savings as the stock market continues to fluctuate and slide? The drop of nearly 2,000 points over the past two months may reflect worldwide fears about future growth of the economy. But your personal outlook may have a sharper focus: What if a drop in my IRA balance affects my planed retirement date? When will my Millennial generate the funds to pay off his student loan? How can I help my parents or kids when I’m busy treading water myself? To allay … Continue reading
Posted in adult children, parenting kids, sandwich generation, stress, your self
Tagged Baby Boomers, Boomerang kids, drop in IRA balance, economy, finances, Millennials, Plan B, role model, stock market, student loan, transitioning into retirement, Whose Couch Is It Anyway
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Meeting the Challenges of Retirement
LEARN MORE about Transitioning into Retirement Are you trying to adjust to life after a long career? Like most of us, you may be facing the challenges of this transition. Although we do a good job getting our financial portfolio in order, preparing for what will bring us joy and stimulation at this stage is another story. We hope you’ll listen in on February 16, 17, and 18. Along with 11 other experts, we’ll be talking about why some of your fears may not be based on fact and how you … Continue reading
Posted in stress, well-being, your self
Tagged adjusting to retirement, financial portfolio, free retirement podcast, free virtual symposium, overcome challenges, transitioning into retirement
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Emotional Intimacy on Valentine’s Day
You may be overwhelmed with adult children-teenage Millennials or Boomerang Kids-living at home. And perhaps Valentine’s Day feels like just one more responsibility you have to take care of. Are you trying to balance your personal life, work and family with little choice but to leave your love relationship on the back burner? Busy people under pressure often hurt the ones they love. These are not ideal circumstances as we approach the most romantic day of the year. For some, February 14th is filled with expectations: thoughts of lavish gifts, … Continue reading
Posted in stress, well-being, your self
Tagged adult children living at home, Boomerang kids, don't withhold sex, emotional intimacy, expressions of love, intimate relationships, life work and family balance, love, parenting Millennials, reduce blood pressure, romantic adventures, stop fighting with your partner, stress, valentines day
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