If you ever get bored, Wikipedia can give you hours of fun. Here is this day in history according to the editors of Wikipedia February 13 is the 44th day of the year in the Gregorian calendar; 322 days remain until the end of the year (we are in a leap year). Events Pre-1600 · […]
The statement that “Of the four seasons, winter is by far the most paradoxical” suggests that winter is a season that exhibits contradictory characteristics, making it unique and complex in comparison to the other seasons. Winter can be incredibly harsh, with freezing temperatures, snowstorms, and icy conditions. However, it’s also considered one of the most […]
We need to acknowledge uncertainty and not fight against it Once we understand that doing this is a powerful concept that can be applied to various aspects of life. When faced with a health condition, acknowledging the uncertainty of the outcome can reduce anxiety. Instead of resisting the reality of the illness, one can focus […]
I have been asked by many approaching retirement this question, “Do you really need to take a view on inflation for the purposes of modelling future wealth?” When approaching retirement and trying to model future wealth, it’s essential to consider the potential impact of inflation on your financial planning. Inflation is a key factor that […]
At any age, you can find solace and renewed purpose. It’s never too late to set another goal or to dream a new dream. When you’re feeling down, remember that life can still surprise you with beautiful moments. These moments, though they may be few, are the ones that can rekindle your spirit and breathe […]
The recommended vaccination schedule for seniors can vary depending on the specific vaccine and individual circumstances. Here are the general guidelines for how often seniors should get these vaccinations: Shingles (Shingrix): Seniors should receive two doses of the Shingrix vaccine, with 2 to 6 months between doses. It is a one-time series, so you don’t need […]
The following is taken from an update by a friend of mine and I thank him for it. Please ensure that you talk to your medical advisor about your need for any vaccine. Do not take information from the Internet without checking with your medical provider. I am a big fan of vaccinations and recommend […]
Three years ago, I came across the statement “Who we are is how we learn.” It suggests that our identity, background, and experiences influence how we learn. As I was thinking about what a person can do when they retire, learning something new is a great idea. When I was teaching at the University, I […]
Planning for retirement is about making more informed decisions. Over the years we have acquired knowledge and personal insights and have grown to trust our insights and intuition. This type of knowledge is called tacit knowledge, and it is difficult to articulate, codify, or transfer to others. When it comes to retirement planning, tacit knowledge […]
My thanks to Cristina for this. I recently went to a restaurant to celebrate my son’s birthday and was utterly shocked when it wasn’t possible to order from a paper menu – we were asked to go to the website to order and pay online… while we were sitting at the table and the waiter […]
