There seems to be a general distrust whenever the concept of multiple income streams is written about. This in part is due to a lack of understanding of what it means as well as an association in people's mind between multi-level marketing MLM and multiple income streams. Let me state unequivocally that I'm no proponent… Continue reading 8 Income Streams
Author: Sheila Giddings
On-line teaching, crisis management or teaching?
I saw an interesting quote today on a chat "that distance learning is not teaching, it's crisis management". It ended with the battle cry " we (teachers) are worthy" The emotion of this statement has somehow resonated with me. As a former student and now an educator, we are aware that online training has been… Continue reading On-line teaching, crisis management or teaching?
Dying in Care
The book of wisdom tells there is a time for everything under the sun. A time to be born a time to die. Sooner or later each person will have an appointment with death, and by extension, each family will have to endure the death of a loved one. The circumstances of a person's demise… Continue reading Dying in Care
Why it’s harder to stay alert in the summer heat?
Have you tried reading a book in this heat? It's virtually impossible to finish a paragraph. Brain fog is not a myth. The National Bureau of economic research found that test scores are lower when temperatures are high, but only in schools without air conditioning. Studies have also shown that people seem to have a… Continue reading Why it’s harder to stay alert in the summer heat?
Inside the routine of dementia care
Dementia is a progressively degenerative disease of the brain that inflicts the more senior persons in our community. Though there are several cases where persons of unexpected younger age are admitted for having what is described as 'early onset' of the disease. Depending on the specific section of the brain that is affected the disease… Continue reading Inside the routine of dementia care