The world is full of brilliant people.
Marie Curie, Albert Einstein, Sir Issac Newton, Wendell Berry, Edith Wharton, and Stephen Sondheim are a small sampling of the famous names I feel should be included on any list of brilliant individuals.
But what about the not-so-famous brilliant people? ...
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It’s Time to Stop Believing These Time Management Myths
“How do you do all the things you do? Don’t you ever sleep?”
People ask me this a lot. Usually, the question is delivered in a teasing tone but sometimes they seem entirely serious. While I have long wished I could get by on less (imagine how many more quilts I could stitch or books I could write ...
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Easy Weeknight Dinner: My Three Can Pasta
At long last, here it is! The recipe intended to share with you two weeks ago (and then one week ago) before the wheels unexpectedly came off the bus of my life. Once, then I borrowed another car and the wheels fell off of that too. But I’ve probably belabored that metaphor so let’s move on.
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Financial Planning Checklist for the End of the Year
I'm thrilled to welcome back my fierce friend, Peggy Doviak, to share her wisdom on end of year financial planning tasks to set us up for success next year.
Peggy is the author of 52 Weeks to Prosperity along with other blogs posts you can find on Fierce Beyond 50 like: paying for college, advice ...
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Children’s Books My Grandkids Love
It's no secret that I love reading. It's also no secret that I absolutely adore my grand-darlings. All six of them. While I don't get to see them as often as I would like, I always enjoy walking in the door and being (lovingly) attacked by hugs, cries of "Grammy!" and snuggles.
There are so many ...
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