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Nance was recently asked by NBC News' Nicole Spector how parents can mend broken relationships with their grown children. Having a father who effectively abandoned her and her sisters when she was …
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I love “mom and pop shops”. Before I was born, my parents owned a small auto parts store in Louisville, Kentucky, where I grew up. The store was bankrupt early in my life, and by the time I was …
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All year, I’ve promised myself, my sister, and my closest friends that I would take a vacation. As I did after my assault and many other life challenges, I continued working after my mother’s death. …
‘Tis the season to be so jolly that you forget your budget and all of your financial goals. It’s also the time when we try to buy our ways into hearts or establish our image with generous gifts that …
As I discussed in last week’s post, it’s helpful to make The Seven Choices whenever you have gotten off track and are mentally beating yourself up for not achieving every goal in your life perfectly. …
Today, my new virtual assistant team comes on board. After nearly three years of working together, Tyler left at the end of April, so he could focus on his education and life outside of The Law …
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"We’re all different. But a lot of us feel pressure to conform—out in public, at work, in the dating world and, sometimes most of all, at home with our families..." Read the full article by …
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I know how that reads. Playing and death conjure up visions of teenagers in a graveyard, dabbling with the occult. That's not where I was going with this, but if it works for you, it's not my place to …
Your brain is an extraordinary organ, but it plays tricks on you. It was designed to protect you from wild animals, natural disasters, and other risks of imminent physical harm or death that you're …
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I've stayed in my share of bad relationships: the relative who abused me, the employer that bounced my paychecks, the employee who stole equipment and lied on timesheets, boyfriends who cheated, …
