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No, “forest bathing” does not mean washing yourself in the depths of the nearest forest. Forest bathing, or shinrin-yoku, is a term established by the Japanese Ministry of Agriculture around 1982. It’s the act of absorbing yourself in the atmosphere of the forest or the canopy of nature. Simply, it’s the practice of spending more […]

Review by Myra Salzer Dan Sullivan and Babs Smith are the co-founders of Strategic Coach, an entrepreneurial coaching program I attended for over 20 years. Dan is a truly brilliant coach to whom I will be forever grateful for the countless things I learned in his sessions over the years. Additionally, Dan has written numerous […]

It’s been almost a year since the pandemic that rocked the world disrupted our daily routine and life as we knew it. In the past twelve months, we’ve learned how to adapt and move forward in this environment that requires flexibility in the workplace. Zoom has become a staple in any office, workspace, and even […]

Please note, this is not direct advice from The Wealth Conservancy, instead a relay of information from the CDC. In the past week, the CDC released a report that shows two masks are indeed better than one. However, there is proper mask etiquette in the way you should double up on your face masks. Wired […]

Review by Myra Salzer A few weeks ago, I happened on an Angelo Robles podcast in which Robles interviewed Jim Rickards, and, since TWC’s investment strategist Steve Henningsen has frequently quoted Rickards in his commentaries and updates, I thought it would be fun to hear him directly. Rickards did not disappoint! I found myself nodding my head often […]

After the joyous occasion that is the holiday season, it’s easy for our homes and lives to become a bit cluttered and scattered. We may be so wrapped up in the spirit of giving and receiving that it can be difficult to remember that our homes may have become overwhelmed during this time. With the […]