By Corey C. Walker The world of Instagram is constantly evolving, and gone are the days when vanity metrics like likes ruled supreme. With a renewed focus on user experience and meaningful connections, Instagram's algorithm now prioritizes content that users find valuable enough to save – a significant shift that demands an adjustment in your […]
My migraines started in my childhood in the late 1960s. I experienced a couple of “Tammy’s headaches” a year as a child. Not frequently enough to cause a great deal of concern, but often enough for my parents to take me to the doctor at a young age. The doctor misdiagnosed the problem as an […]
After spending a few days in Brussels, members of the Frugal Expat Travel team decided it was time to get outside of the capital city and find the “Real” Belgium. When you visit the capital, you get a better feeling of everyday life for most Belgians. This trip was extra special as four friends celebrated […]
In a world where 70% of Americans feel stressed about their financial situation, it’s no surprise that affordability is a major factor when choosing where to live. Yet money isn’t everything. Whether you’re moving as a family, a couple, or an individual, the quality of life there is also paramount. So where can you settle that strikes […]
@kaleidico In today’s fast-paced business environment, disruption has become commonplace. Whether these disruptions are caused by new technologies, altering market conditions, or shifting consumer preferences, businesses must be prepared to respond swiftly and effectively. However, many executives need help recognizing and responding to persistent disruption. This article will examine some of the most essential strategies […]
The connection between our genes and dementia has to do with certain types of dementia being caused or influenced by specific genes. One of the most common forms of dementia, Alzheimer’s disease, is thought to be influenced by multiple genes and other factors like environment and lifestyle. The strongest genetic risk factor for late-onset Alzheimer’s […]
Want to know more on how to keep more money and give less to the government? If you answered, HECK YES!, you need to listen to my Interview with Roger Pearson, Chief Business Education Officer. He is an expert in Tax Hacks for Entrepreneurs. I know you will find Roger to be a wealth of… […]
Ensuring that seniors have the necessary home medical supplies can significantly improve their quality of life, promoting independence, safety, and well-being. As people age, the likelihood of medical issues and mobility challenges increases, making it essential to equip their living spaces with medical supplies tailored to their needs. This blog delves into must-have medical supplies […]
Everyone is different, and we show a variety of personalities when we are toddlers. Children can be aggressive (grab a toy from another child), passive (shy and cling to parent), or even-tempered but can demonstrate both behaviors at different times. This is normal behavior for babies. How adults teach children to handle aggressive and passive […]
April is volunteer appreciation month. Many seniors volunteer. These statements from volunteers highlight the personal and social benefits of volunteering, as well as the positive impact it has on both volunteers and the recipients of their support. I work with two senior organizations in my community; I am President of one and Chair of the […]
