by Todd Burkhalter | Feb 25, 2014 | Leadership
Being on time is most often a choice! For the most part people choose to fill their schedules, usually so full that they couldn’t possibly squeeze one more item into their day. So that at the end of the day they are drained, empty and maybe even not that productive....
by Todd Burkhalter | Oct 25, 2012 | Education, Leadership
In the last presidential election, nearly 10 million more women voted than men did, according to the Census Bureau: about 70.4 million vs. 60.7 million. So what are the issues that are concerning women as we approach the 2012 presidential election? Laura Vanderkam is...
by Todd Burkhalter | Sep 4, 2012 | Financial Planning
Weekly Update – September 4, 2012 Markets stayed fairly flat last week ahead of Friday’s highly anticipated speech by Ben Bernanke but stumbled on news that the Fed wasn’t going to immediately roll out another round of quantitative easing. The S&P fell...
by Todd Burkhalter | Aug 22, 2012 | Education, Financial Planning
This Guest Post from Elizabeth Wine takes a look at how women are thinking about the financial decisions that they face. Elizabeth Wine is a Freelance writer from New York City who frequently writes about finances and financial planning. Elizabeth is a fellow...
by Todd Burkhalter | Aug 6, 2012 | Education
Weekly Update – August 6, 2012 Although the week started off slowly, markets experienced a couple of volatile trading sessions on Thursday and Friday with the Dow dropping more than 180 points on Thursday before surging more than 200 points on Friday with the release...
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