There’s a joke that says the most successful business in the world would be one that is a gym the first two weeks in January and a donut shop the rest of the year.   That’s the trouble with New Year’s resolutions: we all start out with good intentions, but quickly lose our interest and ability to keep up.   The Problem with Resolutions   Too often, the problem with resolutions is that we try to take on the world. “I’m going to lose twenty pounds, keep my finances in complete order, and learn...

Budgeting is an essential skill needed for independent living. By starting with small steps, we can help our students with special needs...

Starting this week, there are going to be changes with the blogs and the Transition2Life and Daily Living Skills shop. This blog is to...