Easy Christmas classroom party games and Christmas minute-to-win-it games kids and preteens will have so much fun doing. Want some easy Christmas Classroom party games for kids (middle and elementary school)? I created 7 of them, and you can get all the supplies (that you don’t already own) from Dollar Tree. You’ll find both Christmas and holiday or winter-themed games below. Christmas Classroom Party Games for Kids from Dollar Tree Create a fun reward for […]

Green bonds and sustainable ETFs offer ways to invest in eco-friendly projects and companies. These options let you put your money to work for the planet while aiming for financial returns. But how do they stack up? Green bonds typically provide steady income and lower risk than sustainable ETFs but may offer less growth potential. […]

Happy Friday! Thought I’d share with you the LIVE class replay for the class I recently did about how to earn passive income through co-investing for real estate investors. And just in case you missed it, check out the podcast interview I did all about it on the subject: [embed]https://youtube.com/watch?v=B1oD5_3Lk7k&feature=oembed[/embed] Episode Show Notes What You’ll Learn: How co-investing with other real estate investors work Benefits of co-investing and types of real estate asset classes to invest in How to invest as a middle-class investor (non-accredited investor) How to invest $5,000 instead of the usual $50,000+ to earn passive income Picking and choosing the types of deals to invest in Types of returns you’ll earn as a co-investor and more! So if you’re interested, check out the LIVE class replay today! Hope you enjoy it. Thanks for tuning in! Support the Show: Buy Me a Coffee The post (LIVE Class Replay) Earn Passive Income Through Co-Investing appeared first on Adventures in Mobile Homes.

“We usually just stay in and try to find new shows to watch until one of us falls asleep.” When I tried bringing up fun date night ideas, a buddy shared this about his love life. His girlfriend didn’t look enthusiastic when he described how their weekends went. I’m sure that watching a new show […] The post The Ultimate List of Date Night Ideas So That You Never Get Bored appeared first on Studenomics.

Christmas is such a magical time of year, and there’s something so special about transforming your home into a cozy holiday retreat. And the best part? Decorating for the season doesn’t have to mean spending a fortune. In fact, some of the most charming and heartwarming decorations are the ones that don’t cost much—or anything at all! Much of our tree is adorned by the ornaments that I or my children have made, over the […]

My garden gave me a nice crop of butternut squash this year, and it made me wonder… what butternut squash recipes am I missing out on? I’m sure there are a ton of ways to use this squash that I’d never thought of before. Then I thought….well heck. If I’m collecting these recipes, why not […] The post Only The Best Butternut Squash Recipes appeared first on Medium Sized Family.

When you’re trying to find ways to keep more of the money you worked so hard to earn, income tax credits can do the trick. You can make significant cuts to your annual tax bill by taking advantage of all the tax credits you may have coming to you.  Think about income tax credits as legal loopholes that can slash your yearly income tax bill. So you may as well take advantage of them, especially […]

I love to hike, bike, ruck, and work out outdoors. But I live in the desert, so as soon as summer heat hits, it makes it near impossible to do that without getting up at the crack ass of dawn. Yet, I also dearly value my sleep, and would rather not sacrifice one part of my health for another… So what is a dude to do? In years past, I chose to do nothing…most summers, my step counts, fitness levels, and mood would simply all take a dive. And yet there was already a simple answer to help with all 3 of these things…it was so obvious I should have seen it, but I didn’t. I was facing The Treadmill Problem. The Answer Was So Obvious The answer was so dang simple. I needed to be working out inside on a treadmill. Yep, a good old-fashioned treadmill! But I have been so used to NOT working out on a treadmill or anywhere inside for that matter, that I didn’t even consider it. The treadmill was so far off my radar, that even when I thought of it, I dismissed it outright. I kept telling myself that I disliked the treadmill, that I would rather do anything including not working out than get on a treadmill. And yet, we live in a community in which part of our HOA fees go to a gym, and so I already have ready access to one. But it didn’t matter. My mind was made up. I would NOT work out on a treadmill. The Treadmill Problem And that brings us to the main point of my article…what I am calling “The Treadmill Problem.” The Treadmill Problem is really what is known as Availability Bias This cognitive bias causes people to focus on the information or options that are most readily available to them in memory or experience while neglecting alternatives that are less familiar or harder to recall. I hadn’t been on a treadmill in soooo long that I didn’t even consider the most obvious option to work out during the hot, hot summers. And beyond not even considering it, I had spun a negative story in my mind about the treadmill, telling myself that I didn’t enjoy that type of workout. That negative story I was selling to myself is called the Reverse Halo Effect, in which you build something up in your mind as being more negative than it actually is. Yet as I found out, I was so so very wrong. Getting Back On The Treadmill So finally, after who knows how long I had gone not touching a treadmill, I decided to give it a try one hot summer day. And when I finally got back on it, I realized that it wasn’t so bad after all! I instantly remembered that there is a nice benefit to working out on the treadmill: watching movies and