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Graduates today – freshmen tomorrow

Yesterday was the commencement ceremony for the UW Bothell graduates at the UW campus in Seattle. Over 1200 graduates:  proud, happy, relieved, and cheered on by their family and friends. A heartwarming moment, as all commencement ceremonies are.
Commencement speaker was Jim Donald, supermarket management guru. The gist of his speech was: you are graduates today [...]

Meet me in Snohomish this Saturday at 1.30 pm at Uppercase Books

Flexing the forward thinking muscle has everything to do with creating and living the life you have in mind for yourself.  No planning—-no progress…. no measurable progress anyway.
You need the right yardstick to measure progress AND you have to know what you are measuring against. Thermometers, gauges, filters, clocks, knots…………… need criteria before they make sense. [...]

You are in charge of creating your own destiny

Last Saturday I gave my first Snohomish book (Showing Up For The Golden Years) presentation at  Uppercase Books and Collectables.  Great coffee, great people, great place to have a meeting of the minds.
I sometimes believe that life is one long string of transitions and changes that play havoc in our lives.  We often feel overwhelmed, scared and [...]

Dr. Pat and the Money Whisperer

Many people frame their life plans around the dollars they have available. Money has become the driving force in their lives.  If that is true in your life, wouldn’t you like to be in charge of those dollars?
Good money management equals control over your life and input into the creation of your destiny.
The money whispering [...]

The door to your future lies in your past

There is a saying: you need to go into your past to find your future.
When you want to find a happier financial future you may have to go into your money past.
Enter the Money AutoBiography.  
Digging into money issues may seem a painful proposition. You may find aspects of yourself you had not anticipated. You may [...]


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