Even if you weren't born rich, you can help your children become rich (and you too). And here's how.
Do you ever watch that show, "Through the Wormhole" hosted by Morgan Freeman? I'm a science geek at heart so I enjoy watching that show.
Recently an episode aired discussing if genetics play a role in whether we become rich or poor as we grow up. And guess what they found out? Yes (with a qualifier of course).
What they found was that for people born into lower economic status (not much money) our environment plays a larger role than genetics. For those born into higher economic status (where money isn't an issue), genetics plays a larger role in determining their financial outcome later in life. (If you missed this episode, you can watch it on itunes.)
And do you know why they came to that conclusion?
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Thursday, June 5, 2014
Friday, March 7, 2014
Where can I take my kids for Free?
Ready,
Set, Go! You'd be surprised to know just how many FREE places there are in
Dallas Fort Worth.
A
great reference for you in our newest book, Kidding AroundTown. We have developed a a one-of-the kind Dollar Rating Guide. This
Dollar Rating Guide has a list of all the free places in our area. And you'll
be surprised at just how many there are - I was! These aren't out of the way
obscure places, either. Many are well known museums. Free Admission, Free
Parking and it's your Free Time!
Looking
for more ways to cut costs on your outing:
*Pack
a picnic lunch or take some road snacks to cut down on your adventure costs.
*Skip
the souvenirs and take lots of photos.
*Car
pool with a friend!
*Skip
the gift shop! (We have all been there!)
P.S. You'll find a whole lot more useful info in Kidding Around Town. Read more below.
ORDER YOUR COPY of Kidding Around Town TODAY!!
HURRY & take advantage of our introductory special offer!
HURRY & take advantage of our introductory special offer!
Kidding Around Town is based on research that shows early involvement and learning encourages dendrite development in the brain resulting in a smarter child. To assist in this development process Kidding Around Town provides local destinations and age-appropriate activities to help guide you with your outing adventures.
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