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Episode 53: How to Make Better Financial Decisions by Focusing on Your Emotions with Anne Beaulieu  When it comes to money, we always think about the numbers. However, the decisions that we make financially stems from our emotions. In fact, we make all of our decisions emotionally

What better way to learn about retirement than someone who meticulously prepared for it. On this episode we talk with Fritz Gilbert, who chronicled his own retirement every week for the past five years. Fritz is the founder of the blog The Retirement Manifesto and the author of Keys to a

The sizes small, medium, and large only fit 15% of men properly in terms of clothing. Stantt is a business that has created over 99 different shirt sizes to actually fit to ensure confidence and comfort.  On this episode, Marc Bautis talks to Co-Founder and Co-CEO of Stantt. Marc and Matt

People have coaches all throughout their childhoods: sports teams, Boy/Girl Scouts, and several other organizations and clubs. So, why not hire one for your professional life? On this episode, Marc Bautis talks to President and Co-Founder of Sayge Katie Stricker about how coaching can help your

As soon as your child loses their first tooth, they are thinking about money and how they want to spend it. Financial literacy is an important topic to introduce to your child at an early age.  On today’s episode, Marc welcomes guest Shara Nadler, founder and CEO of iPiggiBank; a company

Searching for a new job with the recent record-high unemployment rate can be challenging, but it is a difficult time for employers as well. It has become necessary to attract and hire candidates virtually during these unprecedented times. Today, Marc Bautis welcomes guest Jen Selverian. She is

Unemployment has reached a record high because of the Coronavirus. In just one and a half months, these numbers soared from 3.5% to over 16%. With a slowly re-opening job market, hiring is hopeful for the near future. Whether you are recently entering the job market for the first time or for the

By the time we finish today’s show 327 elderly people will be treated in an emergency room for a fall - that's one fall every 11 seconds. Now, I'm sorry to say this next piece, but three of them will die from that fall. One every 19 minutes. Those jolting statistics come from the National Council