SUCCESS Builds Confidence!
Posted by admin on Apr 24, 2008
Like a tourist in a foreign country, a child with autism needs someone who is willing to be a guide, not just a teacher. Here are some tips for learning how to guide your child by following the acronym S.U.C.C.E.S.S.
Living in our dynamic, fast changing world can be extremely stressful ? even for those who are processing information at a normal rate. Imagine moving to another country where you know only a limited amount of the language that the nationals speak. It could be overwhelming! Now imagine trying to keep up the same lifestyle you now have in that country. Without the support of a trusted guide, we’d all fail! What a different experience that would be if you were given more guidance, such as learning about the culture and foundational words in their language before you go; or going with somebody that is familiar with that country!
Remarriage Preparation - How To Know If You’re Ready to Remarry
Posted by admin on Apr 24, 2008
Are you thinking about getting remarried? Make sure you’re doing it for the right reasons…
Remarrying is a big decision. The good news is that 75% of divorced people do remarry. The bad news is that at least 60% of those remarriages will end in a re-divorce.
Not being ready to remarry is one of the biggest problems I see with my coaching clients. Today, lets look at one of the ways you can KNOW you’re not ready.
Saving Money: Guide To Better Budgeting
Posted by admin on Apr 20, 2008
A budget is basically a money plan, outlining your financial goals.
Having a budget, you can well establish and regulate funds, set and
achieve your financial objectives, and make advance decisions as to how
you want your finances to function well for you.
You Can Help Your Children Learn the Alphabet - Here’s How
Posted by admin on Apr 20, 2008
This second part of a two part article provides practical ideas for alphabet-learning games to play with your children to help your children learn the alphabet and develop reading skills, and lets you see the simple act of reading in a new light, to appreciate what a true accomplishment it is.