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In thinking about financial information for this week, I ran across this quote and found it interesting. We all “know” what we own but do we know “why” we own it? What makes us purchase items that we may or may not need or really even want.

As. Dr. Rowland used to say – “Sugar is Evil”. Of course we can’t get completely away from sugar as there are naturally occurring sugars in many of the foods that we eat, but we can limit the amount of sugar that we consume.

It’s easy to feel mentally exhausted these days, in a world that demands so much of our time, energy and focus. Left unaddressed, this exhaustion can lead to worsening mental health.

In some aspect, everyone is a leader! You may not lead a team of people, but you may lead a project, your family, a church group or may find yourself in some other type of leadership role. When we lead, we should always set a personal example of what you expect in others.

Please join me in congratulating Lexi Cutler for completing requirements for her RBT certification. The Registered Behavior TechnicianTM (RBT®) is a nationally recognized paraprofessional certification in behavior analysis.