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Tis' The Season

Tis' the season to be jolly right? While the holiday season is meant for us to be, that's not the case for some of us. We can all agree, this has been a TOUGH season! And I'm not talking weather. I mean the past two to three years. Many of us are barely able to reconcile the issues in our own lives, but then have to deal with all the stuff going on in the world. IT'S A LOT! The issue of mental health seems like an everyday conversation anymore. Suicide is at all-time, senseless violence has overtaken the news cycle, political unrest...I mean Jesus...it's just too much! So how are dealing, coping, and able to keep your sanity through it all? Let's talk about it!

Ask the Kimbers: FAQ

As a new investor jumping into real estate investing can be scary and a bit overwhelming. We are often asked the same questions. So here we will try to tackle some of the most frequently asked questions. If you are considering investing, and you should, take a listen. Don't forget to like, comment and subscribe.

It Takes A Village

Once upon a time, we depended on the village to raise our kids. Neighbors would watch over one another's kids, see them in the street doing wrong and correct them, then say "now go tell your mama", which would probably lead to another scolding, or worse, a beating! Tuh, nowadays?!.... I'm not sure we still take that approach and I'll explain my reasons why. Today's conversation was inspired by a true story. Listen and let me know in the comments if you agree or disagree.

Marriage, Cheating Divorce

If you've lived any bit of life and had a few relationships, surely you can relate. You have either been the cheater or cheated on. Most people may think cheating is the #1 cause of divorce, surprisingly, it is not. Can women get away with doing what men do, and be forgiven? What is your definition of cheating? Besides cheating, what other situations would you consider divorce? Let's talk it out...

Siblings "There's Always One"

If you are a part of a sibling ensemble there is always one who requires more attention, more nurture, and more TLC than the others. The degree of how much they need will vary amongst families, but the fact of the matter is...THERE IS ALWAYS ONE! This is the story of my sibling dynamic.