Which “Cinderella” team are you rooting for in this year’s March Madness? Everyone enjoys a good underdog story, but the history of the Big Dance shows that the clock usually strikes midnight. Division 1 men’s basketball features over 350 schools. However, only 15 teams have won 60 of the 84 National Championship games played since […]
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People frequently overestimate their short-term capabilities while underestimating their long-term capabilities. This proclivity leads to frustration and disappointment, which is why many New Year’s resolutions fail before the end of the year. However, there are effective strategies supported by both values and science that can assist in setting and achieving better goals. You can create
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A significant portion of Americans reports feeling overworked and burnt out, according to data compiled by TechJury. Almost half of the respondents consider themselves workaholics, while 77% report experiencing career burnout. Additionally, nearly two-thirds of workers lack the work-life balance they need to thrive. For many individuals struggling with work-life balance, it’s essential to recognize
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Was this finally the year that you took our advice, put down your pad and pencil, and let a CPA handle your taxes? Didn’t it feel good to have that extra hour or two of free time instead of spending a Saturday sorting through receipts? And didn’t you have a little extra peace of mind
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The challenges of the last couple of years have filled many people with uncertainty about the present and concern for the future. Often that can create a feeling of stasis when it comes to how we think about our money. But improving Return on Life doesn’t happen in an undefined future. ROL is an ongoing
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Are you feeling spontaneous and itching to go on a last-minute adventure? Planning a trip can be daunting, especially when you’re short on time. But fear not! With this four-point checklist, you can quickly plan a trip that will greatly impact your life while minimizing stress. Whether you’re looking to escape the daily grind or
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Is traveling with family or friends your preferred way to vacation? Do you and your loved ones have a memorable vacation spot you’d like to spend more time at during the year? Buying a vacation home as a group could be a great way to share more good times. Co-ownership of a second home can
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If you’re about to retire but not really looking forward to it, it’s time to schedule something you will look forward to. Kicking off your retirement with a well-deserved vacation can ease you into this complicated transition and give you a small taste of everything you have to look forward to. As retirement approaches, many
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Do you want to contribute more than your time and money? Social entrepreneurship enables experienced leaders and ambitious philanthropists to establish businesses and other organizations that address critical issues. Your nonprofit or mission-driven business could grow into a long-lasting institution that has a long-term impact on a cause that is important to you. While some of
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It’s back-to-school season, which means it might be a good idea for parents to think about something their kids won’t be learning in a classroom this year: how to manage money. While there has been a growing movement in some states to include financial literacy as a high school graduation requirement, most kids head into
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