The holidays are a perfect time to think about mindfulness and intentionality. It is easy to get caught up in buying gifts for people who don’t need anything, resulting in spending valuable time and money on things that aren’t important. Mindfulness allows us to enjoy the holidays through our presence, without the undue pressureContinue reading “Mindfulness and Intentionality”
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September 11.
September 11. Home. Not happy. I should be flying. Nothing to do but maybe I could go play golf. 8:45 a.m. I hate morning television shows but I go into the living room and turn on the TV to CBS. Before I’ve brewed my tea, the nightmare begins. My cousin calls first. Ken wants toContinue reading “September 11.”
Nonprofit Basics: Cultivating your Donors
My husband and I love to donate to charitable organizations. Seriously. We do it because we believe in giving back. We like to support organizations that do good. One organization has just gotten its last donation from us. There are ways to cultivate donors, and there are ways to drive them away. Fundraising isContinue reading “Nonprofit Basics: Cultivating your Donors”
The Downs and Outs of a Flexible Spending Account
It sounds good, right? To be able to pay for your health care expenses with pre-tax dollars? Then you find out, through experience after experience, that they will do everything possible to avoid reimbursing you. Disclaimer: My experience applies only to Ameriflex. My husband’s FSA was with another company, and it was fabulous. It wasContinue reading “The Downs and Outs of a Flexible Spending Account”
Dr. Suzanne Minarcine 