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Confronting Accumulation: Assessing the Joy and Letting Go

Post by Myra Salzer. Lately, I’ve embarked on a de-cluttering journey.  It started when I first heard about Marie Kondo’s The Life-Changing Magic of Tidying Up.  At the time of this writing I’m not even halfway through the book yet my closets are already substantially less cluttered.  Marie Kondo is a Japanese organizer.  Her book […]

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Kids & Sleep: Don’t let the lack of it ruin their day (and yours)

Most adults understand the importance of sleep and the impact receiving too little of it can have on our productivity. But the stakes are higher for children, whose development relies on a proper duration of uninterrupted nighttime shut-eye. Researchers are continuously discovering ways that sleep affects the brain, and new studies suggest a variety of functions […]

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Institute For Private Investors | Women of Wealth

On November 18, 2015, TWC’s Myra Salzer will co-facilitate a special program dedicated to helping women positively influence important family wealth management decisions in the most effective manner. Myra has teamed up with the Institute for Private Investors (IPI) and its team of advisory faculty for their inaugural event, which begins a year-long series of […]

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Book Review: “Less Doing, More Living – Make Everything in Life Easier” By Ari Meisel

Review By: Myra Salzer This short little book is packed full of practical, life-changing ideas that one can implement to – you guessed it – do less and live more fully. While the vast majority of this book is about services, apps, and software that, if used correctly, can increase one’s productivity while simultaneously improving the state of […]

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Launching Successful Children of Wealth

TWC’s Myra Salzer recently gave a 10-minute talk to Joe Polish’s Genius Network® group of successful entrepreneurs entitled Launching Successful Children of Wealth. In this talk, Myra discusses the five mistakes wealth creators make when leaving or giving assets to their children, grandchildren, nieces, nephews, or other individuals. She shares her insight on how wealth creators […]

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Be A Learning Hero: The National PTA Seeks To Help Ease Parental Anxiety

We happened to find a great article from the Washington Post regarding the anxiety that parents feel about teaching their children while attempting to keep up with evolving educational standards. The U.S. Department of Education continually changes and reinvents learning curriculums, which can leave parents at a loss when trying to help their children meet growing […]

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