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02/10/2025

Be The Light💡!
https://youtu.be/MF-lWUozmzI?si=ioOFpi1OM0bTHOtj

A quick video on how the lifewave technology works

05/12/2024

Happy Mother’s Day🌹

Feliz Dia de Las Madres🌹

05/06/2024

Vamos a estar en el Booth de Blessed Health. Nos encantaría saludarlos🤗

🎨✨ Get ready for an enchanting evening at the Weston Town Center Artisan Market! 🌟 Join us this Friday, May 10th, from 6pm to 10:30pm for the perfect kickoff to Mother's Day weekend! ❤️ Enjoy live music, stroll through the center, and find the perfect gift for her. Discover treasures from local crafters and give her a certificate for a relaxing Symphony Of The Cells Application by Blessed Health, and top it off with a delicious dinner at our eateries. Don't miss out on this unforgettable night of art, entertainment, and celebration! See you there!

03/08/2024

Brand new Apartment for sale . Located in the heart of Downtown Punta Cana🇩🇴. Fully furnished. 90MTRS. 2 Bedrooms, 2 Baths. 2 Parking spaces. 2nd Floor. Pool view. Asking $210,000. DM for more information!!

02/09/2023

Beautiful Townhouse for rent in Hialeah. 3 Bedrooms, 2 Baths, 1 car garage, 1 story, 1st floor. Very nice fenced backyard. Updated kitchen appliances, bathrooms. $2,800. DM for more information.

09/12/2022

2 free gifts ( Advanced Oil Magic book and Citrus Bliss essential oil) to the 1st 5 persons that purchase a DoTERRA enrollment kit with a least 125 PV’s. Valid only until September 20, 2022. New enrollments only!!
DM for the promo code and more information 😊🔥🎁

03/23/2022

How Young Is Too Young to Start Investing?
Finances
The financial community faces a growing rift between older and younger investors. CNBC reports that only one in four millennials have invested in the stock market, citing fears of financial instability and a lack of cash.

Meanwhile, young adults have begun dabbling in investment apps such as Robinhood. Unfortunately, many lack the maturity or strategy needed for success.

It's important to teach rising generations how to invest. But how young is too young to start investing? Let's explore the legal answer to this question, then offer some practical advice.

Is It Legal for Kids to Invest in Stocks?
To invest in the stock market, you must be at least 18 years or older, though many states ask that investors be as old as 21.

That doesn't mean that young people can't invest. Many brokers allow parents to open something called a "custodial account." This approach means that the parent or guardian can buy, sell, or trade stocks on behalf of their child or children.

How Young Is Too Young?
Every parent will have to make their own choice about when to start teaching their kids to invest. It may be practical to wait until your child is 8 or 9. This approach ensures they have some basic analytical skills to help them make decisions. It also gives them time to watch their investments grow.

In other words, start young. Remember: with a custodial account, you'll stay in control. This setup can be a great way to guide your child in their journey so that they can take the reins after they come of age.

What Investment Strategies Should Young People Pursue?
Younger investors should focus on the "fundamentals" of investing, including:

A diverse portfolio
Buy-and-hold stocks for long-term investment
Careful monitoring of investments
For example, you might consider a well-balanced mutual fund or ETF. These investment vehicles are cost-effective and safer than selecting individual growth stocks.

Consider All Your Investment Options
We've focused on the stock market, but young people can also consider CDs or savings bonds. Young people will likely be unable to invest in tangible property like real estate. But parents might still discuss these vehicles so that young people can consider every option.

Talk the Talk
One way to help new investors is to discuss your own investment strategy with them. Be open about your investments and what your goals are. Your kids will absorb more than you realize, and these conversations can help them form their own strategies later in life.

Check the Apps
Stock market investing has become easier than ever due to the recent explosion of apps. But parents should monitor these apps closely. Young people can get swept up in the adrenaline rush of investing and lack the maturity to make wise choices.

It's Never Too Late
You may be reading this and wondering if you missed the boat. But it's never too late or too early to start investing — no matter what age you are!

This article is for information, illustrative and entertainment purposes only and does not purport to show actual results. It is not, and should not be regarded as investment advice or as a recommendation regarding any particular investment action.

03/23/2022

6 Simple Ways to Make Spring Cleaning Stress-Free
Your home
Spring cleaning is a renewing part of the year for many people. It’s the time to declutter, deep clean the house, and get things in order for the season to come.

Unfortunately, tackling some of these long-awaited projects can lead to a great deal of stress as you try to rush through your list. What can you do to make your spring cleaning experience stress-free?

Here are a few tips to help you take some of the stress out of this experience.

1. Get Everyone Involved
If you are the only person working on spring cleaning, it can take forever. Why not get the whole family involved?

Assign children to simple chores like dusting the baseboards or going through the unwanted toys in their closets. While you may still need to offer some assistance depending on their ages, this is a great way to spread out the workload.

2. Spread Out the Work
In addition to enlisting the help of your entire family, plan to make spring cleaning last for more than just one stressful weekend. Create a schedule that takes you through the entire house over two or three weeks.

This approach allows you to do other fun activities around your spring cleaning and ensures that you won’t lose steam when it comes time to declutter and clean.

3. Start Small
Try not to feel overwhelmed at the prospect of tackling the entire house all at one time. Instead, set smaller and more achievable goals. Focus on smaller rooms, junk drawers, or that overflowing hall closet first. This strategy will give you a quick and easy win that will motivate you to keep going.

4. Make a List
It’s easy to get sidetracked by secondary tasks when you try to tackle your spring cleaning. Make lists of what you hope to accomplish by the time you are finished. You can break down each of those goals into manageable chunks. This structure allows you to see the full scope of what needs to be done.

5. Be Realistic About Goals
Spring cleaning may tempt you to set audacious goals initially, but try to be realistic about what you can do on your own or in your allotted time frame.

If the basement needs to be deep cleaned and decluttered, it might take you more than a single weekend. Evaluate whether your goals and timelines are realistic to prevent frustration later on.

6. Try to Have Fun
Not many people look forward to the prospect of spring cleaning, but you can do your best to set the stage to have a good time. Open the windows to get fresh air circulating in the house, turn on your favorite party music, and nourish yourself with your favorite snacks as a reward for a job well done.

There’s no reason you can’t have a little fun while trying to get your house back into order.

Don’t Delay Your Spring Cleaning
Spring cleaning resets your home for the rest of the year, so try not to delay getting started as the weather turns nicer. These tips should help you take the first steps toward a successful spring cleaning this year!

09/12/2021

With the abode™ line, there’s no need to compromise between what’s good for you and what’s good for the planet!

The sustainable packaging hinges on three principles: employing a reusability model, using recyclable materials, and implementing a concentrate model. With glass bottles and recyclable packaging, these cleaning products are eco-friendly and thoughtfully designed.

The refills of the abode Multipurpose Cleaner and Foaming Hand Wash are designed with recyclable, minimal packaging, thus reducing the waste that goes in landfills. When shipped as a concentrate rather than a full spray with water, this cleaner also reduces shipping weight, thereby reducing its carbon footprint.

The abode line launches October 1st.

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06/18/2021

06/06/2021

Homebuyers Largely Happy With Their Pandemic Purchase
By Liz Dominguez

Regret? What regret?

The pandemic brought an unexpected result to the housing markets: a rush of buyers looking for more land, more privacy and more lifestyle-based amenities. The ultra-competitive sellers’ market in the United States has driven prices up and made getting an offer accepted a real challenge. For those who were able to snag a house in the last year, however, the homeownership sentiment remains positive, according to new realtor.com® survey results.

Realtor.com® surveyed 1,000 homeowners who purchased a new home during the coronavirus crisis—specifically between March 26 – April 7—according to research from HarrisX. The report showed that 71% of respondents said buying was a good decision and 75% said their new home meets their needs.

“Most of us spent more time at home during the pandemic than ever before. So, it’s no surprise that it changed what many people want from their homes and neighborhoods and created a greater sense of urgency to find a home that satisfied those needs,” said George Ratiu, senior economist, realtor.com®.

He added, “With the number of available homes for sale in short supply, buyers didn’t have many choices over the past year, or a lot of time to consider their options in a very competitive market. However, as our survey shows, pandemic buyers generally feel good about the choices they made, and while the home-buying process itself is stressful, new homeowners feel their new homes meet their needs and do not regret the choices they made.”

Timing Is Everything

Real estate agents have reported a much more time sensitive atmosphere in the present marketplace. However, during the time period in which these consumers completed the home search and purchased, things were a bit more relaxed.

Surveyed buyers said they have no regrets regarding how quickly they made their purchase, and how much they paid. Fewer than one-third of respondents said they would have liked more time during their home search before purchasing. But nearly half (48%) reported not feeling rushed or pressured to make a purchasing decision.

The key here could be motivation. While needs did change due to the pandemic, three-quarters of these new homeowners said they were already planning to purchase a home before COVID hit.

“Buying a home is the biggest financial decision most people make and, while there’s pressure to move more quickly, especially today, it’s not a decision you want to make lightly,” said Lexie Holbert, home and living expert at realtor.com®.

“Nothing in life is perfect, and a new home is no exception, so compromises are always part of the buying process. The best place to start is with a budget, and from there you can prioritize what’s important to you. Is it square footage, number of bedrooms, outdoor space or location? Once you have an idea of what’s most important, you’re ready to make confident decisions,” added Holbert.

Happy in the Home

The overall sentiment? Happiness. According to the report, more than half of respondents (55%) said their home is exactly what they need for “working or schooling from home.”

Referencing their home, neighborhood and area, more than 70% of new homeowners said they are feeling “happy.” In fact, close to half (45%) are so satisfied with their purchase that they wish they had made the move sooner. While only 19% said they should have waited.

What About Today’s Market?

Now that more than half of U.S. adults are fully vaccinated and buyers continue to flood the markets, will the homeownership sentiment remain the same? It remains to be seen if some pandemic-inspired trends, such as remote work, are here to stay, and if the amenities prioritized during the crisis will maintain high demand.

Several factors will need to be considered: rising home prices, interest rates, home loans, incentives such as down payment assistance and first-time homebuyer programs that help lessen the impact of a full-speed market, etc.

Search real estate for sale, discover new homes, shop mortgages, find property records & take virtual tours of houses, condos & apartments on realtor.com®.