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Time to Declutter the Filing Cabinet?

Another tax season has passed us by. Perhaps it’s time to declutter the dreaded filing cabinet that holds many years’ worth of statements and sheets of paper! Have you opened your filing cabinet to find old utility bills or medical records or tax returns? It’s possible that many of these documents could be scanned and […]

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Should You Do Less to Be More Productive?

Do you have the time to do nothing? It seems like a silly question, but it’s a real predicament for people in America and elsewhere today. We have been trained to try and be productive every minute of the day. We even feel guilty about taking time to do things that serve no real purpose, […]

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Book Review: “Shoe Dog – A Memoir by the Creator of Nike” by Phil Knight

Review by Myra Salzer I have had the luxury of reading more this past year due to COVID. My personal goal has been to discipline myself to learn and grow, and to give myself permission to relax and have fun. And so, I committed to alternating between growth books (self-help, business, philosophical, practical, psychological) and […]

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REAL ID Deadline for Travelers

*UPDATE: Since we posted this, Homeland Security has announced that this deadline has been moved to May 3, 2023.* —————————— Are you aware of the REAL ID requirements for travel that will begin later this year? The Department of Homeland Security has extended the deadline to October 1, 2021 due to the COVID-19 pandemic and […]

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Calming Your Pandemic-Induced Anxiety

You may wonder what the best way is to avoid feeling buried in anxiety as we continue to navigate life in a pandemic. Consider implementing curiosity and kindness into your life! Remember, anxiety can arise when faced with fear or worry about the unknown. When we are apprehensive about what the short- or long-term future […]

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