for discerning men
We’re all on the search for the path to financial independence. All of us would like to have a great investment portfolio and the peace of mind that comes with knowing we’ll be all set come retirement time. That’s why so many people turn to financial advisors for help. In fact, financial advisors are in such high demand right now… Continue reading "Maybe You Don’t Need a Financial Advisor"
The days are past when experts advised divorced dads to make a clean break from the family and remain, at best, visitors in their children’s lives. Growing awareness that children do best with two parents, whether parents are living together or separated, has led to a trend toward shared parenting. Yet some holdouts believe that shared parenting, appropriate for older… Continue reading "After Divorce, Overnight Stays With Dad Are Best"
My parents did their best to make sure that I knew the value of a dollar and how to spend my money wisely. Although I largely ignored their advice in my youth, later in life I adopted nearly every piece of financial advice they ever gave me. My parents provided me with a foundation for personal finances that I still… Continue reading "How to Help Your Kids With Finances"
Many studies have actually revealed that marriage offers excellent good health rewards for the two individuals involved. However a brand-new study coming from the United Kingdom suggests that while women could pursue marriage much more regularly and feverishly compared to men, there is really much more incentive to men; at least, concerning their total health. The study comes from scientists… Continue reading "Is Marriage Better For Men’s Health Than Women’s?"
As the Summer Olympics in Rio were coming to an end, a top athlete faced probably the toughest challenge in his career. The US swimmer Ryan Lochte’s sport results are faultless, and his medals all in check; as a 12-time Olympic medalist, he is ranked world second in swimming, behind Michael Phelps. But when the global media published a security… Continue reading "The Importance of Online Reputation Management"
Today’s student entering college is facing a 1 in 2 chance that they will not finish a bachelor’s degree within six years. That’s a 50% chance they will leave an institution with debt, credits that may not transfer, and without the degree needed to move to their career of choice. Many factors unique to individual students play a role. However… Continue reading "Juggling College and Work"
There seems to be an underlying assumption that a remote friendly company is a remote only company — that employees can only be all remote or all in the office. This is a false dichotomy, though. Being remote friendly does not necessarily mean that being remote is required. There’s nothing wrong with giving your employees an office they can choose… Continue reading "Making Working Remotely Successful"
One of the challenges that we have as we create and share online content is that other businesses control or in some cases “own” our content. As an example of this, many people suggest that their main home on the Internet is their Facebook or LinkedIn page. The problem is that if either of these companies were to change their… Continue reading "The Basics of Hosting Your Own Website"
I know London pretty well, I’ve lived here for over 8 years on and off and I’m able to navigate my way around the city easily by foot, by car and by tube. Buses are a bit of a mystery to me, although my various travel passes (currently Oyster) have included buses, I’ve very rarely had any need to use… Continue reading "Touring London By Bus"
France, the country with one of the largest geographical diversity in Europe whams travelers with its substantial actualization. It is also one of the European countries where great philosophers, writers and artists have been born.Being a foreigner to this beautiful country, I managed to catch the exquisiteness of the central in a weekend and sight some memorable experiences in my… Continue reading "Highlights of a Stay In France"