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Life is one big series of surprises. As humans, we tend to organize these surprises in the ‘once in a while’ category. We think of the...

We all keep our money somewhere. For most all of us, money resides in a checking and/or savings account at a brick-and-mortar bank. Maybe...

2020 Began a shift in how we work. 2022 brought a debate on what that means.

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We all talk and hear about purpose in our lives. This may come from a spiritual following or something in the past. Or maybe from...

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The Misery Index – an economic indicator created by American and Yale economist Arthur Okun, was developed to measure the level of...

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On a recent flight back from the West Coast, I couldn’t help but take a break from the talking heads on CNBC and enjoy the Biscoff...

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We have all been to the doctor. Whether it be a quick visit for an ache or pain, an emergency room trip for an X-ray or set of stitches...