BMI37. The First Step to a Financial Plan

'A lecture From the Business, Employment and Vocational Skills podcasts created by The Hadley School for the Blind'


Hello Friend,

A Little Chit Chat First

How are you today?  Is it cold outside where you are?

 I am writing this late at night because I was very tired when I came home today.  It is very cold outside here in Montreal and I just crashed out after supper. Its 9:00 p.m.  I just went downstairs to the cafeteria and got myself a good solid snack.  So now I am happy to talk to you about the podcast that I heard yesterday.

Today I am going to talk about an Industry Expert.  This time I have chosen the
Seminars from the Hadley School of the Blind. 

Useful Tip to Rest your Eyes

If you are like me and you use your eyes a lot, a podcast is a very good thing.  You can either just listen and rest your eyes or you can do some filing as you listen.

The Podcast

Anyways yesterday I listened to the First Step to a Financial plan. It is a lecture From the Business, Employment and Vocational Skills podcasts created by The Hadley School for the Blind.
Go to:
http://hadley.edu/Podcasts.asp.

Critique

The lecture was articulate, thorough and very easy to listen to. I have many explanations of what banks and financial planner do but this is the first one that answered so much in so little time.  It gives a lot of tips and lots of websites to go to.  And they sound useful right off the cuff.  No explanations needed.

There is no direct link to the podcast though and I had  a little trouble getting the thing set up.  But once it was done it was smooth sailing.

Thank you very much to he Hadley School of the Blind and to the most excellent speaker on the tape.

Well that is the Industry Expert and news article for today.

Please take that extra time to dress warmly if its winter weather conditions like where I am.  As a matter of fact take that time to dress appropriately for the weather wherever you are.  Life is so much more pleasant that way.

And have a great day.

I will write to you very soon.

K. V.
K. V. Fabian
C.E.O. and Principal Artist
the Art Fabian Company

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