Family Update

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  When We Break Our Promises While we may be well-intentioned, most of us are often guilty of saying one thing and doing another. We break promises as children, teenagers and even as parents. Brent Rinehart Jan 07, 2015
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  It's Never Too Late to Make a Financial Resolution The new year has come, but it's never too late to make resolutions in those areas where you want to see improvement. Chuck Bentley Jan 07, 2015
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  Why Scheduling is Good for Your Soul and Your Sanity I realized that I had this fantasy that every day needed to be meaningful. Each moment a memory. Treasures for a future generation. But, life is not always so. No matter how you look at it, cleaning the... Kym Wright Dec 31, 2014
• What I Saw in an Operation Christmas Child Shoebox Ever wonder what happens to the Operation Christmas Child shoebox your family fills every year? Lori Hatcher Dec 31, 2014
• 3 Principles You Need to Create a Strong Family Brand As the New Year approaches you, like me, may find yourself evaluating your brand so to speak, looking at where your family is, and setting new goals or redefining who and where you want to be. Guy Hatcher Dec 31, 2014
• Setting Goals for a Good Year of Marriage Resolutions are rarely kept past 30 days but goals can be life changing. More than good intentions, goals help you put in place concrete steps to create a different life, and a different kind of love. Goals... Pam and Bill Farrel Dec 31, 2014
• Start the New Year With a Powerful Personal Finance Tool With the New Year just around the corner, right now is the ideal time to get in the habit of tracking your spending. Matt Bell Dec 24, 2014
• How to Adjust Your Parenting Style for the Teen Years The commanding communication style used when your kids were younger won’t work well when they are adolescents. Mark Gregston Dec 24, 2014
• 3 Ways to Learn Christmas Spirit from the Heart of a Child One lesson I’ve learned through this current journey is my children understand how to be more joyful than does their father. Guy Hatcher Dec 24, 2014
• 5 Ways to Put the Spirit of Thanksgiving into Christmas Whether it is not enough time or money, hard-to-please kids, or strained relations with relatives, it becomes more difficult to slow down and maintain meaning and gratitude at this time of year Jennifer Shaw Dec 16, 2014
• 5 Holiday Survival Tips for When Your Child Has ADHD When you’re parenting a child with ADHD, sensory issues, or other social disorders, a large helping of sensory overload. Kimberly Kulp Dec 16, 2014
• 18 Affordable Ways Families Can Celebrate Christmas Check out these low-cost and free ways to commemorate the reason for the season. Sarah Hamaker Dec 16, 2014