Allowing the gifts within…
July 15, 2010 Blog No CommentsThis is a beautiful video that I hope you will enjoy. Lessons on love and letting go, letting be and finding the true gifts within.
This is a beautiful video that I hope you will enjoy. Lessons on love and letting go, letting be and finding the true gifts within.
Happy 4th of July! This all American holiday brings lots of happy memories for many of us…small town parades, picnics, watermelon seed spittin’ and of course, fireworks! I was born in Philadelphia, the place where our nations Independence began. The Liberty Bell has always held a special significance for me. Here’s a great resource to learn more about this icon of American independence. http://www.ushistory.org/libertybell/
So today, I encourage you to look within and see if there are there any parts of your life that need a Declaration of Your Own Independence? Here’s some ideas for you…..Are you ready to fight for a faltering marriage? Is it time to step out of a bad situation and move on to divorce? Are you ready to stand up and fight for what is rightfully yours? Have you looked at your finances lately and declared independence from debt woes? Is it time to divorce your debt?!
Our country’s forefather’s fought for our freedom so that we could make our own choices, declare our own destiny and then live freely with "life, liberty and the pursuit of happiness." Are you living the life that they wished for you? Are you living the life that you wish for yourself? Is it time to Declare Your Independence?!
Wishing you a safe and happy holiday!
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We received a request by Dr. Julie Ancis’ research assistant, Kiranmayi Neelarambam to post this notice about a study they are conducting on the issues of divorce and custody. Dr. Ancis is searching for people to participate in the study. Here is the notice we received. If you would like to participate, please contact Kiranmayi at kiranmayi.n@gmail.com. Here is the flyer:
Dr. Julie Ancis, a professor of Counseling Psychology at Georgia State
University, is studying women’s experiences with divorce and custody
disputes. The purpose of this research is to gain an understanding of
women’s experiences within the legal system. Individual interviews are
being conducted with participants, and will cover topics such as
interactions with attorneys, judges, and guardian ad litems; coping; and
parenting issues. Interviews are confidential and tend to last between 1
½ to 2 1/2 hours. With the knowledge gained through this study, we would
like to educate those in the court systems and health professionals
about the unique challenges that women may face in divorce and custody
disputes. We may pursue a study about men’s experiences at a future
date. Thank you for your consideration!
Dr. Julie Ancis can be contacted at cpsjra@langate.gsu.edu
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Here is a good synopsis of the new Credit Rules that went into effect this week from the Federal Reserve. http://tinyurl.com/new-credit-card-rules. I have been blogging about the need for these reforms for some time now. They are a step in the right direction, though the credit card companies were given a long head start to give many folks the shaft before the changes came.
Pay particular attention to the example given in the "How Long Will it Take to Pay off Your Balance" section. Minimum payments will keep you indebted to the credit card companies for much of your life.
Best bet, use your credit cards wisely… only for emergencies or if you know you can pay off the balance every month. That way you can avoid the credit card crunch and pay yourself. Just imagine what those minimum payments could be worth to you in retirement if you were able to invest that money for your future rather then having to pay it towards debt!