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Our 20's are a pretty confusing time in our lives, call it a 'transition' stage from care-free to that scary 'adulting' all the real grown-ups seem to do. Here are a few productivity, finance, career and happiness rules I'm living by to help me survive my twenties! Want more help? Check out my boards full of tips to help you get the most of being in your 20's.

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Executive functioning skills are getting a lot of attention right now in education. Honestly, it's not even the amount of attention that they deserve, though. Executive functions are essentially the building blocks for completing all tasks in life (in school and beyond). If you think of executive

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If you are struggling with how to deal with a young adult living at home, you are not alone. Today parents are finding that many young adults are moving back home when other generations were moving out at the same age. There is no reason for panic, as it’s normal for young adults to live at home after graduating from college, but there are things you need to consider before letting your kids stay in your house.

We all want to help our kids succeed, but there is a fine line between helping them succeed and doing it for them. When parents do too much for their child they help create a