Do you know the feeling? That feeling that says you made it to vacation day? It is now time for your trip and you can't wait for the moment for when you get there to unwind and relax! So, when you drive away from your house that day with your family and a car full of luggage to head for the airport, you go through your mental checklist; before you head too far down the road. That checklist may include items like this. Do I have : ☑️ My Purse ☑️ My Sunglasses ☑️ Snacks for Ki

With this month's focus on the LifeHappens.org theme of the year: "Life Insurance: A simple act of love," you will be seeing #insureyourlove throughout social media to celebrate this mantra. As a business owner since 2018 and an employee in the financial services industry since my early 30s, I feel confident about sharing many reasons to #insureyourlove and life insurance is just one solution among many to discuss. This article will cover life insurance in general. This is fr

As many of my physician clients move into the interview and employment contract negotiation season, they have so much to think about to get ready for the upcoming events. Many report that they haven't had time to focus on anything else besides training and that they feel underprepared for interview season. For many, business and financial conversations invoke a lot of anxiety. This season is crucial and will pave the way for first attending positions and certainly the first f

When it comes your communication skills, how you show up to the next conversation could be affected by how you present yourself. How can you be more prepared? 5 Tips to Help with your Next Big Conversation 1) Watch Your Speed Are you aware of how quickly you lead a conversation? I am a fast talker and I am very much an activator when it comes to getting things done, so I often need to slow down; especially if nervous or anxious. Normally though as we are excited or sometimes