by Amanda Neely, CFP® | Nov 1, 2022
Budgeting. What thoughts and emotions arose when you read that word? đź’ Perhaps a feeling of stress? An “Oh no!” thought? An overwhelming sense of dread? Budgeting evokes a lot of thoughts and emotions, but one thing is clear: for most people, few –...
by Marie Hale | Oct 20, 2021
As social media platforms race to optimize their features and algorithms for the best user experience—and new channels enter the limelight more frequently—many small business owners feel pressured to stay on top of the latest trends. According to Buffer, while 58.8%...
by Thyannda Mack | Oct 12, 2020
I’m sharing something more personal for this spotlight. It is a personal essay on my experiences living in a current climate as a black woman living in a white world. I hope this look inside my personal experience can help you reflect your own experience, how people...
by Shira Schwartz | Aug 7, 2020
What Every Parent Should Know About Remote Learning ___ By Shira Schwartz, www.schwartzeducation.com â—Ź shiraraviv@gmail.com 773-209-6948 This is today’s HOT TOPIC!!! Remote Learning Remote learning can be challenging on many levels. Now that many parents may...
by Rachel Shine | Jun 2, 2020
It’s a hard time to be a mental health therapist. At this point, most of our severe life changes are nothing new—most of us have been stuck at home, isolated and struggling in a multitude of ways for a while now. But adapting to these changes as a therapist has been a...