As the year comes to a close, it’s worth reflecting on all the accomplishments you’ve had, both big and small. They all add up to a year worth celebrating!

We spend our entire working years saving for our future. That’s why it can be so challenging to shift from saving to spending by the time retirement arrives.

What’s something that continues to annoy you or be an inconvenience in your life? What if you finally decided to fix it and started off 2022 in better shape?

As the holiday season is upon us, what is your philosophy about tipping people? What if you took the next month to be a big tipper? You might make someone’s day.

No matter what your plans are for Thanksgiving, everyone can do their part to contribute to the day’s festivities.

Have you recently heard about someone’s success and thought, “It must be nice to be him” without really taking the time to appreciate their journey? We all do it. But maybe it’s time we approach other’s success differently.

Nobody likes forced change... Or do they? As you encounter change, what if you decide to adjust your attitude, and embrace change as an invitation to switch up your routine?

Is there something you regret not doing thus far in your life? What if this is the year you finally make that wish list item happen?

We all have family, the people to whom we are related. But what about your “family of choice?” Are there people as special— if not more important— to you as your own relatives? This is the time of the year to think about the ones you’re most thankful for.

With a Red Sox victory not until the thirteenth inning, this week’s lesson is about patience, deep breathing, and going with the flow— hard as it might be for many of us!

How is it that after 88 years of living, Willie Nelson can still take the stage and play his music like he did 30+ years ago? Sometimes age is irrelevant when you absolutely love what you do.

Ever tried to work out, but were totally unmotivated to get yourself started? Sometimes a workout partner is all you need.