Nov 11 2009
Does my insurance really cover me? Hurricanes, tornadoes, wildfires, flooding, and other unexpected disasters can leave you homeless. But I’m insured you say. Many are finding that although they have insurance, they either did not have coverage or did not have adequate coverage for what happened to their homes and possessions. What to do? Here’s some help.
Nov 06 2009
Whether you just need the space or are trying to simplify your life, these sites have tips to help.
Nov 04 2009
Summarize the last seminar or class you took in three sentences. How effective is your note-taking? The Cornell method of taking notes is effective not only for classes but for meetings and conference calls. If you are unfamiliar with it, check out the link for a website which has a good explanation as well as examples that can be downloaded. I find it effective to use the Cornell method along with an outline in its ‘note-taking area.’ Whatever method you choose, make sure it works for you. Good notes allow for quick review of a lot of information.
Oct 23 2009
Forgetting tasks or assignments? Whatever your current life role(s), one of these five options may suit your needs. With the exception of optional upgrades, all of these online options are free. Continue Reading »
Aug 04 2009
“Sorry I’m late.” If you are a person who is always late, there is help for you and for the others who are waiting on you to arrive. Busy people manage to arrive early or on time. They plan ahead to arrive on time. That usually means leaving early enough to allow extra time for those red lights, rush hour traffic, and other emergencies. On extremely rare occasions, there may be a major traffic accident or you may be in one of the accidents.
I’m not always late — just sometimes, you say? Here’s a little test:
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Aug 01 2009
I was never taught how to study. Furthermore, I was never taught how to take exams. I’ve listed below ten links that will either start you on the road to better studying or improve the skills you are already using. Either way you should end up with a bit more time to do fun things!
Jul 26 2009
When can the cancelled checks and tax returns be shredded? Yes, shredded. To protect yourself from identity fraud, do not put any financial documentation in the trash or the recycling. When in doubt, Continue Reading »
