In this era of everyone doing business 24/7, it is time to pause and re evaluate priorities. Parents today, struggle with wanting to be present and engaged in their children’s lives and successful at work.

In this time of instant gratification and entitlement, it is more important than ever to teach our children the importance of financial responsibility and accountability. What’s the best way to give kids hands on money management practice?

We all know the cliché “If at first you don’t succeed, try again,” or the French saying “Déjà vu” which means “already seen it.” Now learn Vuja’ de’ – Déjà vu in reverse.

Do you need to be a superwoman to be a good parent and good businessperson? Having it all at once as opposed to having it all over time? The importance of women in leadership was brought to the forefront recently by Sheryl Sandberg’s book Lean In.

Have you ever gotten upset with your son because he seemed unwilling or unable to do something today with which he had no trouble yesterday? Have you ever noticed variability within an employee’s performance that did not make sense to you?

On a cold December night in 1991, a young boy with seventeen cents in his pocket first set foot in the United States.

The importance of fatherhood has gained national attention for very alarming statistics. The absence of fathers in America has reached epidemic levels. Children need the love, acceptance and guidance from their fathers as well as their mothers in order to feel secure, develop and thrive physically, emotionally, and educationally.

Now more than ever in recent times, it is particularly challenging to choose a career that is aligned with a person’s core passions, talents and skills set. The recent economic times have further influenced the choices people are making. More than 50% of college-educated Americans of all ages, report that […]

We all know that communication is important at home and in business. But did you know that only 7% of our communication is the words we say? The majority of our communication happens with body language, facial expressions and voice tone. When teens stop talking to their parents, attentive parents […]