I'm a huge proponent of emergency preparedness. If national disasters like Hurricane Katrina, major ice storms which leave people in the dark for weeks, or major blizzards which leave you cut off from the rest of the world for days don't provide a good enough reason to get prepared, I don't know what will. In the past, I've shared with you the importance of being prepared and creating a View Post
13 Money Secrets Nobody Ever Told You
Can anyone become wealthy? Technically the answer is yes, no matter your financial circumstances, knowing a few money secrets will help you understand wealth creation in a better light. If you want to build wealth you must have a certain mindset. You must think about money in a certain way. And because this thinking doesn’t come naturally to most of us, it’s not necessarily easy for View Post
13 Bathroom Hacks That Will Simplify Your Life
I think it is safe to say, that virtually no one enjoys cleaning their bathroom! Having a sparkling and sanitized bathroom is amazing, but most of us just don't like the time it takes to make that happen! I have curated a list of top bathroom hacks to simplify your cleaning life! You can have a clean bathroom in a fraction of the time when you start using these hacks I list below! These are View Post
Emergency Disaster Preparedness | How To Be Prepared For An Emergency Disaster
With fall right around the corner, now is the perfect time to focus your attention on emergency disaster preparedness. All month long I'll be focusing on certain aspects of emergency disaster preparedness so you can ensure your family is well prepared in case of a catastrophe. I'll share useful information, tools, and resources to help you be prepared! EMERGENCY View Post
When Money Is Tight – Strategies for Living On Next To Nothing
Last month I conducted my annual survey and found some interesting statistics and comments that prompted me to write today’s article. It seems that many of my readers are struggling to survive and living on next to nothing. A lot of you are making somewhere around $25,000 a year and have done so for many years. Some of you are families with children, and others are single men and women over View Post
The Surprising Connection Between Clutter and Your Mental Health
Overstuffed closets, garages so full you can't park the car inside, dishes in the sink, toys throughout the house, surfaces used as storage spaces; this clutter not only makes our homes look bad, it makes us feel bad, too. You probably already sensed this, maybe in your own home. But researchers at UCLA’s Center on Everyday Lives and Families (CELF) confirmed this very fact when they View Post
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