By Charlotte Klaar --- This is a scary time for all of us, but for your high school juniors and seniors, it holds many uncertainties that add to this already angst-ridden time in their lives. I offer some reassurances and suggestions for each class below. High School Juniors: I encourage ...
By Marybeth Bock --- Eric Rozansky, a new graduate of Barrett Honors College at ASU, recently shared with me that he’s felt “different” his entire life. But that’s no reason at all to pity him or think he can’t laugh at himself. Eric was diagnosed before the age of three ...
By M Katie Helle, CPA – Understanding your finances takes practice and patience – which is learned from experience and typically does not come naturally for most. The best way to plan and track your finances is to use a budgeting tool. When setting up a budget, there are four ...
By Joan Marlow --- These past few months have been different and difficult. Living in a pandemic has offered lots of lessons. I’ve heard things like, ‘getting comfortable with being uncomfortable,’ ‘seeing that I truly have no control over anything, except myself,’’ I love my family, but it’s tough being ...
By Fawzya Khosti, M.A.Ed., Ed.D. (abd) --- Have you ever missed an important appointment, engagement or activity? Have you ever felt like you had too many things to do in a day? Setting priorities is all about knowing what is most important and creating the order in which you plan ...