How to Make the Most of LinkedIn

How to Make the Most of LinkedIn

Want to connect with professionals in your field? Log on to LinkedIn-- it's a great networking and job-searching tool. Set up a profile and start setting up your network. Import emails, browse for old classmates, and join LinkedIn groups. Learn more. 

How to Recognize Teen Depression

How to Recognize Teen Depression

Is your teen depressed? Are they moody and irritable? Have their eating and sleeping patterns changed dramatically? Have they isolated themselves? Learn how to talk to your teen about change, stress, and their conflicting feelings.  

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Budgeting For College

Budgeting For College

Tuition isn't the only expense connected to higher education. Consider putting money aside for applications, college visits, and test prep materials. Once on campus, encourage your teen to get a meal plan, buy used books, and take summer classes at local community colleges. Learn more. 

Cheap Ways to Keep Kids Happy

Cheap Ways to Keep Kids Happy

Money may be tight, but fun doesn't have to be. Take advantage of the outdoors, look up free local activities, and swap toy on the Internet. Learn more. 

How To Seduce Your Pregnant Partner

How To Seduce Your Pregnant Partner

First time dad? Wondering how pregnancy will affect your sex life? Good news-- sex is safe at ALL stages of pregnancy. Bad news-- hormones, stress, and intense body changes may damper your time under the sheets. Click here for three tips on how to seduce your partner. Learn more. 

Sleep Guide For Kids

Sleep Guide For Kids 

Kids need good sleep to be healthy. Stick to a consistent bedtime ritual, invest in a nightlight, and avoid caffeine or too much TV before bed. Plus, stay firm when night time tantrums erupt. Learn more. 

Detecting Online Scams

Detecting Online Scams

Common indicators of Internet scams include a promise of huge profits in a short time frame, overuse of buzzwords or jargon, and a call for urgency such as "You must act now!" Learn more. 

Managing Materialism

Managing Materialism. 

Does your child want to buy every little thing they see? It's common for kids to take note of trendy items but curb their materialism buying showing them how to give back. Have them donate toys and make sure to compliment people for their character, instead of their things. For more advice, click here.

Workout Without Hitting the Gym

Workout Without Hitting the Gym

Real-world fitness-- lifting grocery bags or walking to the bus stop-- are cheaper and easier to incorporate into you daily life. So consider taking the stairs instead of the elevator and taking steps two at a time. Schedule "walking meetings" and stand while checking emails-- it burns 3xs the calories than sitting. Learn more. 

Stress Relief for Kids

Stress Relief for Kids

Is your child having trouble sleeping? Are they spacey or behaving oddly? It may be STRESS. To alleviate anxiety use bubbles to control breathing, boost feelings of well-being with music, or simply hold your kid's hand to make them feel secure. Learn more. 

7 Things Your Wasting Money On

7 Things Your Wasting Money On

Think twice before you buy. Make sure you're tapping into all of the discounts available to you. And don't throw away cash on bottled water, organic produce, extended warranties, gym memberships, etc. To save, click here.  

Slow Pokes and Procrastinators: Teaching Kids Time-Management Skills

Teaching Kids Time-Management Skills

"Hey dad, I'll get to it later..." How many times have we heard that one? And before you know it, "later" is here, and your child's promise is broken. Scolding or nagging is unlikely to help. Teach kids time-management skills. For helpful ideas from author of award-winning book, Thinking Organized for Parents and Children, Rhona Gordon, CLICK HERE. 

Ways To Make Social Media Work For You

Ways To Make Social Media Work For You

Addicted to Facebook, MySpace, or Twitter?? Make social media work for you on the job. Use to to communicate, collaborate, and get feedback from a large number of previously unreachable people. Learn more. 

Two Big Mistakes Dads Make When Disciplining Kids

Two Big Mistakes Dads Make When Disciplining Kids

What are the biggest mistakes dads make when disciplining their children. There are two: (1) too much talking and (2) too much emotion. Dr. Thomas Phelan, Clinical Psychologist and author of 1-2-3- Magic and Surviving Adolescents explains why too many "FEELINGS" can interfere with parenting. For exclusive content, click here. 

How Savers Could Doom the Economy

How Savers Could Doom the Economy

We need retail therapy. The economic strategies in place assume that people who can spend WILL and that as things get better for everyone, we'll all SPEND. However, if Smart Guys are saving and only opening their wallets to the essentials -- better times may not be in our future. Learn more.

Cheating Children?

Cheating Children?

Have you noticed cheating patterns with your kids? If they are in early elementary school, this behavior is actually a normal form of experimentation. If the habit continues with age, it may be a problem. Here's how to fight the bad habit. 

Five Tricks to Stop Fighting With Your Wife

Five Tricks to Stop Fighting With Your Wife

Ever had nasty, screaming arguments with your wife or girlfriend? Of course, you have. If you never want to go there again, psychotherapist and author, Jonathan Robinson's fighting strategies will HELP. Click here. 

Blog Your Way Into A New Job

Blog Your Way Into A New Job

Competition is fierce in the current job market. Start a blog to make yourself stand out. It will impress hiring managers and show your enthusiasm for the field. Click here for blogging tips. 

How to Sleep Right, Tonight

How to Sleep Right, Tonight

Can't sleep? Waking up at odd hours? It's probably the stress. We are overloaded, overstimulated, and overwhelming our bodies ability to relax. Take 15 minutest to practice breathing exercises and stretch. And start a bedtime ritual. Learn more. 

Is Your Financial Advisor Up To The Challenge?

Is Your Financial Advisor Up To The Challenge

Worried that your financial planner isn't trained for this market. Dump an advisor who doesn't tell you if your portfolio is too risky. However, if your consultant touches base about your current investments and future plans -- consider staying on board. Learn more. 

Buying the Best Baby Monitor

Buying the Best Baby Monitor

There's an  abundance of baby monitors on the market. And choosing the right one for you can be confusing. Consider the level of surveillance you want. Minimize interference with other wireless devices by picking a different frequency band. For more advice, click here. 

Tips For Making A Long Distance Marriage Work

Tips For Making A Long Distance Marriage Work

Like in any relationship, you need trust and communication to survive a long distance marriage. Try to answer emails and phone calls promptly. Make online dates. And keep your partner updated on business plans and daily events ---don't forget to ask for advice too. Learn more. 

How to Handle Teacher Trouble

How to Handle Teacher Trouble

Is your child coming home with complaints about their teacher? Listen and take notes. Approach a meeting as someone asking for help with a problem. Avoid accusations. For more tips, click here. 

Good News for College Financing

Good New for College Financing

Having trouble with high tuition costs. Good news! Recent legislation makes more people eligible for grants, work study programs, and loans. Learn more. 

How to Save Your Marriage After Cheating

How To Save Your Marriage After Cheating

So...you've had an affair and now your partner knows. Maybe you told her. Maybe she found out on her own or from someone else. In any case, you don't want your marriage to end. What to do? Douglas K. Snyder, PhD professor at Texas A&M University and co-author of Getting Past the Affair: A Program to Help You Cope, Heal, and Move On - Together or Apart has some tips to help you and your wife move on. Learn more.

TV Has No Effect On Babies

TV Has No Effect On Babies

WITH THE EXPLOSION of TV programs aimed at babies, parents are growing concerned. Should they allow infants to watch television? Will it cause irreversible harm? A new study has the results. Learn more.

Foods for Your Manhood

Foods for Your Manhood

Eat your way to better sex. To improve performance in the bedroom consider visiting the supermarket. For healthier sperm, eat your greens. Boost your sex drive with mineral zinc. And fill up on an amino acid, known as L-Arginine, for better erections. Click here for your sex meal plan.

Kid Tested, Dad Approved: Buying A Family-Friendly Car

Kid Tested, Dad Approved: Buying A Family-Friendly Car

Thinking of purchasing a new vehicle suitable for your family? Consider cargo space, family size, fuel efficiency, safety features, and weather conditions in your area before making a decision. Learn more.

How to Do Twice the Work in Half the Time

How to Do Twice the Work in Half the Time

We are all looking to get more done in less time, especially at work. Brainstorm. Eliminate distractions. And work during quiet periods. Here are some tips.

Stimulus Winners Are Green-- And Not Just With Cash

Stimulus Winners Are Green-- And Not Just With Cash

The economic stimulus has one clear winner-- GREEN. Many projects that were put on hold as capital dried up, meet the "shovel ready" and "green" requirements? Find out more.

How to Talk to Teens About Drugs

How to Talk to Teens About Drugs

Build an ongoing dialogue with your teens about drugs. Start by referencing TV reports or school discussion. Listen. Encourage questions. And stay calm. Learn more.