If you’re just beginning your career, what are your financial priorities? You might have student loans to deal with. And you may even be thinking about saving for a downpayment on a house. These are certainly significant issues, and yet, you shouldn’t ignore your long-term goals, such as retirement – which is why you may want to get started as an investor. And as … [Read more...]
Pet Alliance Of Greater Orlando Kicks Off “Kitten Con” This Month
Central Florida’s Go-To Pet Experts Launch Newest Month-Long Initiative Dedicated to Our Feline Friends “Kitten Season” is here, and Central Florida’s go-to pet experts Pet Alliance are dedicating this month to our feline friends with the kickoff of “Kitten Con”, an educational celebration to help the beloved organization and animal loving Central Florida community … [Read more...]
Ginsburg Institute for Health Equity at Nemours Children’s Health Grants $120,000 to Central Florida Organizations for Initiatives that Foster Community Collaboration
The Ginsburg Institute for Health Equity at Nemours Children’s Health (Ginsburg Institute) has awarded five grants totaling $120,000 to organizations in Central Florida for innovative projects aimed at fostering collaboration in the community. The grant recipients and their initiatives include: “The recipients of these grants have demonstrated a profound … [Read more...]
The Winning Family: Why Work-Life Balance Is a Myth – and What to Pursue Instead
Nik Wallenda, the legendary high-wire artist, has walked across Niagara Falls, the Grand Canyon and Times Square on a thin steel cable. Each step requires precision and adaptability. But here’s what’s surprising – Wallenda doesn’t seek perfect balance. “If you’re completely still on the wire, you’ll fall,” he once said. Balance isn’t about being motionless; it’s about … [Read more...]
Lake Nona Arts: What Was Your Favorite Subject in School?
Some of you were thinking “lunch” – don’t deny it! Others of you were thinking “recess” when you got to play kickball with your friends. Maybe you had fond memories of art class and the endless possibilities a blank piece of paper and a box of crayons or palette of paint offered you. Several of you thought about a performing arts class, like choir, band or theater, where … [Read more...]