14 February can be a memorable occasion with a romantic date or a reminder of how single you are in this life. While some couples ignore this day as another attempt from retailers to get you to spend money most singles block this day from their conscious awareness. Before we dive into your celebration ideas […]
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A few years ago I hired a professional financial advisor for the first time. Like many people, I wanted to protect my future and learn what to do with my savings. Needless to say, I had no expectations before hiring an advisor because I didn’t know what the outcome of that advice would look like.
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Life is uncertain. Even in a civilised society leaving your home for work every day is a risk. Because of it certainty is a prized possession. The insurance industry is valued at about 5.5 trillion US dollars. We want to have stable and predictable jobs, economies and relationships. But the universe works in mysterious ways
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I wrote about Kintsugi and its philosophical meaning, but I was always curious about actually trying to practice the art. And for that, I signed up for the mini Kintsugi class in Sydney. It’s a family-owned business with a Kintsugi master Jun and his wife Hitomi who ran our class. How Did Kintsugi Start? Kintsugi’s
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I was with a friend once who also happened to be a life coach. At some point in the evening, her phone rang. She apologised saying that she had to answer because this client needed her and this was an emergency. I was genuinely concerned and curious at the same time as life coaches are
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