“Students’ First Lesson: Beware Loans’ Fine Print” headlines this NY Times article: “Private student loans have become more attractive in this economy, but financial disclosures in the market are uneven.”
“Neuroenhancers” and attention to money
April 26th, 2009 by Ken Kaye
“Neuroenhancers are perfectly suited for the anxiety of white-collar competition in a floundering economy. And they have a synergistic relationship with our multiplying digital technologies: the more gadgets we own, the more distracted we become, and the more we need help in order to focus.”
So concludes a New Yorker piece this week on the increasing [...]
“Toe in the Water” education about adult ADD
April 9th, 2009 by Attn:Money
David Giwerc’s ADD Coaching Academy created a new teleclass series for those who are just getting started in learning about ADD and what can be accomplished through coaching.
“Trust Me” available on Amazon and Barnes & Noble
April 5th, 2009 by Attn:Money
Here we’ll post comments and discussion that we receive from readers of the book.
Motivate, Teach, Support
April 3rd, 2009 by Ken Kaye
“How much do you need?” a father played by Jason Robards in the movie Parenthood asks his hapless son (Tom Hulce), with a look that says “… you worthless, disappointing, lying bum”—while reaching into his pocket.
As a psychologist as well as a father, I wanted a way to communicate exactly the opposite. A way to give my sons and daughters the consistent message, “You’re worthy, you’re capable of succeeding, I love you, and we’re going to help you.” A system that helps by teaching them to fish rather than merely handing them a wad of fish.