Plan a day for your mind, body and soul with a Visualize 2026 workshop on New Year's Day. Anna Marie Frank of Happy Whole You and Heather Laganelli of Locale Farm to Table have teamed up for an event ...

Even if you don't write them down, you probably have some financial goals — you know, save for a vacation, push money into a college fund, shovel money toward your retirement. Even if you're not ...

Balancing financial goals with the desire to help others can feel tricky. On one hand, building your savings and securing a ...

Some people are savers, some are spenders, some live carefully within their means and some live life to the fullest, even if that results in accumulated debt. You likely won’t remain solidly in one ...

In an era of rapid technological advancement, skills that were relevant five years ago may now be obsolete. Engaging in professional development ensures that you consistently upgrade your skills to ...

(InvestigateTV) — When creating a financial plan, many experts suggest setting up short-term and long-term financial goals. Building up a $500 emergency fund is the prime example of a short-term goal.

Setting goals is easy. Making them stick is harder. Here’s a practical playbook for leaders to approach career conversations ...

So, yes, you know you’re supposed to be aggressive about saving. But how to prioritize your savings goals is a trickier question. Retirement? Emergency fund? That trip you’ve been planning for years?

Gyms across Tulsa are packed this New Year's Day as millions of Americans kick off their fitness journeys for 2026.

Whether their work encompasses in-company or customer-focused tools—or both—tech leaders are often faced with managing competing priorities. The various company teams that bring their tech requests to ...