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January 3, 2019

Eric Wetlaufer – Keys to a Successful Marriage

A question which many young couples are asking themselves these days when it comes to the theme of marriage is what exactly is it that makes a successful matrimonial. The older generation did this very well of course but these days divorce rates are rising and to be frank, the statistics are worrying. To shed some light on this I thought that I would talk a but today about my friend Eric Wetlaufer, the boss of my company here in Wesson and a man who has been married to his wife for over 35 years. I know the family well…

January 3, 2019

Dayanna Volitich – Monthly Money Saving Tips

With Christmas fast approaching many of us are probably already worried about how much we are spending and planning for a very frugal January. If you haven’t been able to save ahead of Christmas, or you simply didn’t give it any thought then you may find these hints and tips to save some money very useful once the year is over. My friend Dayanna Volitich works with families to help them save some cash and she shared with us some great tips on how you can free up a few more pennies each month. Negotiate The first place to start…

January 3, 2019

Michael Volitich – What to Watch Out For When Heading To Mexico City

Contrary to popular opinion Mexico City is not one of the most dangerous in the world, nor is it filled with narcotraffickers looking to enlist the support of unsuspecting tourists. In fact my buddy Michael Volitich and I have lived in the Mexican capital for a decade a piece now and we were speaking recently about the myths that surround the city. With this being said, and as with any big city around the world, there are some things which you need to watch out for if you are planning a trip to Mexico City. Street Food The abundance of…

January 3, 2019

Find Savings When You Leave Home

Taking time to go on trips no matter what the length may be is good for you for several reasons. First, you need a break at times to recharge your batteries. Too much work and little or no play can lead to health issues and more over time. Second, getting away from home allows you to visit sites that you’ve either enjoyed before or are new to. With those thoughts in mind, will you let money detour you from enjoying your time away from home? Start Finding Ways to Keep More of Your Money If money is your concern when traveling,…

January 3, 2019

Does Your Small Business Need a Jump Start?

As you continue to operate your small business, are there red flags popping up? From tough times with your finances to customers complaining, it can be rough making a go of it. That said you may well discover that you need to hit the reset button. So, does your small business need a jump start? Turning Things Around Before it is Too Late In your efforts to get things turned around before it is too late, start by looking at your money situation. For instance, has your small business been spending too much time in the red in recent times? If it…

January 2, 2019

How CME And Development Courses Benefit Medical Professionals

The majority of healthcare professionals are required to participate in continuing medical education (CME) or development courses to remained licensed, but these courses shouldn’t be considered boxes to check off along the way. No, regardless of specialization, these courses can help bridge gaps in the current education system and ensure that healthcare professionals are informed of the latest innovations and best practices. With this in mind, allied health professionals should consider the demands of their role when selecting CME courses to maximize the benefits of such programs. Key Areas For CME Historically, CME courses have focused on traditional learning,…

December 28, 2018

Helpful Packing Tips Everyone Should Know

Getting to travel is exciting, but it can also be stressful at the same time. Many amateur travelers stress about packing because they don’t know what to bring. You don’t want to leave anything important behind, but you also don’t want to be stuck carrying a ton of luggage for just a few days away from home. It helps to create a plan, so you know exactly what to bring. The best way to get ready for any type of trip is to stick to the plan. Your Luggage Matters If your luggage is outdated and more than eight years…

December 27, 2018

Why Engineers Must Include Projects on Their Resumes — And How to Do It Right

Whether you are looking for a new job or applying to graduate school, a resume is a must. Yet many engineers make the mistake of relying on generic resumes and forgetting to tailor the document to the unique requirements of the industry. That’s not to say you shouldn’t include the basics — employers and admissions committees obviously want to see your experience and education — but one of the unique aspects of an engineering resume is the need to include a breakdown of the projects you have worked on during your schooling and career. There are several key reasons that…

December 27, 2018

What Will You Be Doing in Retirement?

Imagine this scenario. You’re sitting outside your house in the backyard. It’s summer. You have a glass of your favorite drink. Your hand is cold from all that ice, you are relaxed, surrounded by those you love. Yes, everything is finally set in your life. You have the grandkids running through the sprinklers, the grass under their little toes as green as can be, their laughter filling your ears, the dog chasing behind them. There is the sound of the ice-cream truck somewhere in the background. Ah, summertime. You are finally enjoying your retirement! This is the time in which…