Offered by: Willy Strohmeier – Colorado Karate Club I was recently talking to a friend about his workouts (or lack thereof). He said to me: “I don’t know, I’m just not motivated lately…” I sat there and said nothing, and simply stared back while squinting a little… Knowing what I was thinking, he continued: “Yes,… Read more »
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7 Great Tips To Keep Your Teeth Healthy This Fall!
Offered by: Mountain View Family Dental Fall is upon us! To accompany the changing of the seasons, here’s a checklist of seven new dental health ideas to carry you through this lovely autumn weather. Clean Out that Mouth! If you’re a homeowner, you’re probably thinking about cleaning out your gutters this time of year. After… Read more »
Seasons Change, Even In Real Estate
Offered by: Scott & Lora Nordby – Berkshire Hathaway HomeServices Even as the seasons change weather patterns, we also see shifts in real estate trends. The winter months (particularly during the holiday season) tend to bring less listing and buying activity. After the new year begins, we see a predictable increase in the number of… Read more »
Brighton Working To Fill A Missing Gap Along The Colorado Front Range Trail
Offered by: City of Brighton Communications Office Work is now underway at Ken Mitchell Park. In June, construction began on the Brighton section of the Colorado Front Range Trail (CFRT) which, once complete, will be a trail from Brighton through Denver to Chatfield Reservoir. The trail will be adjacent to the South Platte River and… Read more »
Some Things to Know About Hearing
Offered by: John Wilson, B.S., BC-HIS – Blue Ribbon Hearing & Tinnitus Center You hear with your brain, not your ears. Your ears a part of a system that takes acoustic or sound energy and transforms it and transports it to the brain to be processed. Hearing loss and dementia are strongly correlated. The negative… Read more »
Importance Of Parental Involvement In Child’s Schooling
Offered by: Janine Lechleitner, CPNP – Premier Pediatrics Back to school time is always bitter sweet. It signals the end of lazy (hopefully) sunny days and fun times with our children. However sometimes there is that little glimmer of excitement that we as parents have when our children are whisked away for several hours each… Read more »
Why Working With A Real Estate Professional Is The Best Decision You’ll Ever Make
Offered by: Dan Cochran – The Haven Team, Keller Williams Most people don’t buy a home every day – it’s a once-or-twice-a-decade activity for many of us as opposed to a day-in-day-out activity. So when you start getting serious about buying, whether it’s your first home or your fourth, it’s easy to feel overwhelmed pretty… Read more »
Congratulations You’re A New Homeowner – Make Sure To Protect Your Investment
Offered by: Brian Engle – Prudential Advisors When you buy your first home, the first thought that goes through your head is probably not life insurance. You might be wondering how you’re going to make your mortgage payments or afford furniture. So maybe you think it’s not the best time to discuss life insurance. It… Read more »
Healing From The Inside Out
Offered by: Shelly George – Evolve Ortho-Bionomy® Sometimes it’s hard to be human. The daily stress of life choices can take a toll on our bodies and our minds. There isn’t a human being that doesn’t feel the effects of the world that we live in. Our world is a stressful place. When we miss… Read more »
Keep Your Head In The Game: Avoiding Mental Errors When You Invest
Offered by: Magi McEntire, LPL Financial Advisor – Worth Wealth Management In the sports world, a mental error can cost your team the big game. When you are investing, a mental error can put your retirement portfolio at risk. Mistakes often result from letting misconceptions and emotions affect your decisions. Successful investing generally requires logic… Read more »
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