Tag: life planning

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  Reflection On COVID And A New Norm

  No one knew what to expect when COVID first arrived, but now we have so much to look back on and even more to look forward to. Jaqueline Deeon reflects on her life adjusting to the pandemic. Uncertainties and a few setbacks have taught her the importance of taking every day in stride.
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  Starting New Financial Habits That Last

  Anyone can create better financial habits and reduce their monthly spending. Jex explains how to set reasonable goals that lead to longer-lasting money habits. By Jex Leigh RoachNew Year’s resolutions have been around since Ancient Babylon, and many people around the world still create them today. However, resolutions have also become infamous for being broken within […]
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  Budgeting for Busy Parents

  Ever been on a scramble for funds to cover unforeseen expenses? Or you just can’t figure out where the last ฿100 went to? If you feel you should start budgeting or want to learn how to budget better, this article by Jex Leigh Roach is just what you need.By Jex Leigh RoachMoney affects almost every […]
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  Why Every Woman Should have a Doula

  Having a doula can transform the birth process. Erika shares the benefits and how she improved her experience as a mom to be.“If a doula were a drug, it’d be unethical not to use it” – John KennellBy: Erika LindleyMy arrival in Bangkok two years ago was filled with excitement and apprehension, I subsequently found […]
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  Staying Connected with Your Partner

  Having children can change the nature of your relationship with your partner but it’s important to make time for each other no matter how demanding the family juggle might be.By Shachee Mehta“I don’t seem to have the time to connect with my partner because all my time and energy goes into taking care of my […]
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  Why I Chose Not To Have A Second Child

    Having a second child is one of many life-changing, personal decisions that parents will have to make. But what do you do when practical reasons and biological needs are at odds with each other? By Suzi Chaemchaeng You meet a mother with one child and you curiously ask, “do you plan to have another?” It seems […]