What are the best business ideas for kids? As a new parent, I’m constantly trying to figure out the best way to educate our little hustlers about business, entrepreneurship, and money. And while he’s a few years away from the proverbial lemonade stand on the sidewalk, let me use that as inspiration for this post. I had a number of entrepreneurial ventures as a kid — some successful and some less so — but for every package of Skittles I sold and every baby I sat (OK, that sounds super weird), I was learning the basic elements of business on small, low-risk scale. I asked for some help to come up with this list, so thank you to everyone who...
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There is a famous quote that says, “You learn more from failure than from success. Don’t let it stop you. Failure builds character.” Boy does this ring true for us! In this day and age of polished Instagram photos and amazing stories on blogs and other platforms, we often only see the positive side to a story. But there are many benefits of failure. In fact, when chasing the numerous items on our bucket list we have found that failure is good. That is because in all the stupid mistakes we have made chasing various bucket list items something remarkable happened. We Learned! So grab your first aid kit & get ready to laugh as we share how failure leads...
Title: Speak up, no need for all the hemming and hawing.I am pleased to welcome the debut LAT puzzle from a Nurse Practitioner from New Mexico for whom September seems to be a special month. Her first published puzzle was September 23 2020 a NYT with a picture ( a wonderful mini-me pic with her child) and some comments. And now a year and a day later...The first thing that jumps out is that this is not a traditional Friday; three themers and a reveal that was more confusing than helpful for me. Also, Fridays average about 32 black squares and this has 38 such squares. It also has some very nice non-theme fill ...SOUP MIX, TENNIES, TOOTSIE, WRITHED, BOATDECK, STUNTMAN, EUROVISION,...
Are you the type of person who is always forgetting things? Or are you someone who knows exactly what to pack but doesn’t know how best to organize it all? If either of these scenarios sounds familiar, then this ultimate travel checklist is for you. Here are some tips that will help ease your packing process and allow you to travel with less stress. 1) Suitable Outfits So when you grab your Travel Backpack, make sure you pack clothes that are comfortable and appropriate for the weather. It may be hot during the day but cool at night, so pack a sweater or jacket too. You’ll want to dress in layers as well because it can get chilly if you’re...
