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Expectations are a powerful tool. Just like any tool, if used appropriately, it tends to add great value, but if not then they can work

John Grisham writes some great books. They are engaging, quick to read and they tend to keep you on your toes for the entire book. As

If you’ve listened to the radio for more than about 10 minutes lately, you’ve likely been hearing ads for “can’t lose” investments that promise you

This past weekend, I spent some time drawing out different baseball situations for my little league team that I coach. After our recent practices, it was

If you are a regular user of Facebook you have no doubt noticed some changes in recent months. Most obvious is the increase in marketing

Remember when we were kids and prayed for snow days?  It was all laughter and fun.  Even as adults here in the South we secretly

In 2013, the Dow Jones hovered near an all-time high, and investors got pretty nervous.  One of the most common questions we received during that time was  — “When is the next

First time experiences tend to provide people with a lot of anxiety. The uncertainty of the experiences leads to the anxiety. The unfamiliarity with the

President Obama recently unveiled a new retirement savings vehicle called the myRA. This new program joins three other tax-advantaged ways to save: the Individual Retirement Account or IRA; the Roth IRA,

Change is a scary thing for most individuals. The unknown outcomes or consequences that come with change tend to keep people status quo. That only seems

So, what did you think of this year’s Super Bowl commercials? There were many good ones ranging from the Bud Light ad starring Arnold Schwarzenegger

Traffic—I hate it and I don’t believe there are many people that enjoy a nice bumper-to-bumper ride into the office. To me, there are two ways