Finding Joy in the Everyday: Embracing Family, Legacy, and the Inner Child
Happiness isn't just a fleeting emotion; it's a state of being, a way of life, and for many of us, it boils down to appreciating what we've got. In an age where the pursuit of more, better, faster consumes us, finding joy in the simple and constant aspects of our lives can be the true key to happiness. For me, joy comes from my family, my kids, the legacy I’m building, and yes, my beloved toys. It's about finding delight in the everyday, practicing gratitude, and maintaining a sense of humor. By embracing these sources of joy, I’m able to live a happier, more fulfilling life. So, here’s to appreciating what we’ve got and finding joy in the journey.
Understanding Retirement: Financial Literacy Insights for 2024
A record number of Canadians will turn 65 years old in 2024—an estimated 420,000 people. That’s about 1,150 or more people per day! This surge means more Canadians will soon be retiring than ever before. However, jumping into retirement too soon might not be the best idea. Here are five reasons why retiring at[ ► ]
