Education and parenting. Helping your child with reading, math, science and getting along with others.
Let me start by saying that I have my Master’s Degree in business from UCLA. I pursued this degree three years after graduating from college because, as an entrepreneur who was running a staffing business but who had studied History and Science in college, I was unable to read my company’s financial statements. It was…
When your child is small, you might not think about college. Unfortunately, that’s a mistake many parents make. But kids grow up very fast so it makes sense to start thinking of saving for college for them when they are very young. Besides helping your kid prepare for college with a qualified tutor and financing…
I am thrilled to be part of an internal NBC event that included Julie Chu, Abby Marks, and Abby Chin. This was spearheaded by Caroline Delfin (Executive Assistant To The Chairman, NBC Sports Group at NBCUniversal Media, LLC) and Liz Eng (Senior Director, Content Integration at NBC Sports Group) who are part of NBCUniversal APA…
It’s back-to-school shopping season soon and buying clothes for your children each year can really add up. Fortunately, there are several ways to save money when it’s time to buy new clothes before the school year begins that also help the environment! Sell Their Old Clothes A great way to spend less on your kids’…
I’m partnering with Lucy Tseng, Founder of Resilientsee Coaching, to raise money for sponsored coaching sessions with her. She is a Mental Performance Coach for Athletes. Her purpose is to support athletes in pursuing a purposeful life after the glory day of sports. Resilientsee Coaching is focused on building communities of athletes and like-minded people who are thriving in…
Most people end up taking a public speaking class in high school or college, but studies show that kids benefit from learning public speaking skills early on in their education. Public speaking classes can help with this. Why Teach Public Speaking? Public speaking classes can help your child build confidence, active listening, critical thinking, communication,…
The Tokyo Olympics are postponed for one year but we can still learn about Japanese culture. Did you know that sumo was being considered as an exhibition sport for the Tokyo Olympics? Sumo wasn’t chosen because only a few countries with a sizeable Japanese ex-pat population had sumo. Karate was chosen instead. But I think…