In the military, frequent moves are a reality. Sometimes this means you have to leave your dream home behind, moving many states (or even several countries) away, for a short (or extended) period. If you aren’t ready to sell but need to move, renting out your property to others can be a great option.
Here’s what you need to do if you are going to be a long-distance landlord:
A winning resume presents your experience in a way that indicates your future potential. It grabs and holds the attention of the reader and makes him or her want to know more. To know more requires a conversation and that conversation is an interview.
Simply stated, a resume is an interview-generation tool, and like any tool, it must be well-cared for and appropriate to the task. How well does your resume measure up to that standard?
Answer these nine questions and modify it accordingly:
Everyone loves a good BBQ or cookout, and it seems like Memorial Day weekend has become the official launch of the summer food season. You see grilling segments on the news, picnic and barbecue products on sale at the stores, and recipes galore to serve at your outdoor celebrations.
We all love a picnic, but before you hang your decorations, plan the menu, and send out invitations, take a moment to reflect on what Memorial Day actually is.
Spring is here in San Diego—well, at least it feels that way! Which means so is spring cleaning. Although the winter months and holidays are a very fun time of year, they can get expensive; you may have found yourself putting a little too much on the credit card or over-stretching your budget a tad. So as you throw out your old holiday decorations, don’t forget to clean up and straighten your finances as well.
In a world where things often feel disconnected, forming and maintaining a personal connection can be a challenge. Although we have greater, often instant, access to each other via the technology at our fingertips, we may be sacrificing quality for quantity in our connections, even within our family relationships.
Do you know what time it is?
There are 168 hours in a week. It sounds like a lot—and it is—but it doesn’t always feel that way. Ten minutes felt like an hour when I was in school, watching the clock tick down to the dismissal bell. Today, an hour feels like ten minutes when it’s the last hour before my son leaves to go back to school. You probably feel the same when your spouse is leaving for deployment.
The importance of an hour is certainly impacted by what is happening and how I feel about it. To get the most out of my 168, I need to invest some time in figuring out how I spend those hours.
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