408-854-1883 starts at $30 per hr home care

Working more than 3 jobs or business allows me to be financially strong , not at the mercy of losing an 8-5 job. I would have 30 plus more years to live on this planet but I wanted to ensure that I learned my lessons and just focus on what helps my body be healthy with no meds, maintain weight, sleep a little longer and still be able to travel with friends to see nature and my outside world.

What I would tell my 24 yr old daughter before reaching her 50 yr old self. Save for retirement early, buy only the essentials, don’t waste time, dance and love some more, spend time with nature, jog and run and walk more in the sun, gain more friends, be true to yourself, don’t be fooled by others, learn from your mistakes. So many things I have to tell her. I think I already did. She loved thrift stores and I taught her to love others, her grandparents, relatives and more. I can cry thinking that maybe I forgot to teach her how to avoid the many regrets I have but she has grown to be a better version of me. So early to know what career she wanted to be in, she is even focusing on govt jobs of teaching in the state of California for the benefits, long term and security. She followed her passion.

For all the women before and after me, I learned from them too. Share with each other lessons you learned and so that together we can be each other’s guide as we navigate widowhood, singlehood and being able to walk at 95 and take less meds than others.

Women born during the Baby Boom are likely to be widowed by age 67 and to remain a widow for 15 years or longer.
And the sandwich generation, caring for their parents and their children at the same time.
Helping women plan their future finances, life insurance, retirement savings and estate planning, Connie 408-854-1883 connie@connielifeins.comhttps://lnkd.in/gxZcg9H
Events that have an impact on the finances of women:
Marriage – have your own separate finances or be educated about finance, taxes and money
Children – have college savings, car and other opportunities of learning and growth to guarantee their future success
Divorce – can be independent during divorce, moving forward to live in practical and minimalized ways
Job change – securing income during 6m or more a year of job change; finding other sources of income and learning job skills
Widowhood –
Caregiving
Retirement, access to death benefits during chronic and terminal illness, guaranted retirement income from cash accumulation in life insurance and annuities until 94
Estate Planning
Tips to stay on the top of these life events: Healthy living, financial literacy, living in simple means/minimalist, learning new hobbies and ways of increasing income, social support system, and preparing in advance.

Solar power without loans and lease or upfront cost but using PPA, power purchase agreement can reduce your delivery charges and electric bill. There is no house lien, although a good credit score is needed to qualify. There is no upfront cost and all risks, maintenance and warranty are shouldered by the solar carrier and installer.

The old program on solar is replaced by one that removes the headaches in solar power in homes in major cities.

Email your PGE bill or account number to motherhealth@gmail.com for a proposal.

Solar carriers generate power on your roof and earn from it, so you don’t have to own one ad just purchase at a lower cost.

Save money with solar so you can save money for your retirement savings. 408-8541883 connie@connielifeins.com for your life insurance and retirement plan. We serve individuals and business owners.

Now hiring caregivers in Hayward care home.

Helping bay area care homes and nursing homes. Email your resume to motherhealth@gmail.com

Helping bay area care homes, nursing homes and homeowners with 0 upfront cost solar power agreement to reduce electric bill by half (estimate). 408-854-1883

Helping bay area care home business owners with retirement plans.

Helping bayarea seniors with home care assistant or caregivers Minimum of 4hrs. Live in or hourly home care. 4088541883

Helping seniors, 60 yrs and over with final expense whole life insurance, non medical.

Helping bay area move to safer retirement savings plan from 401k/IRA to annuity.

Generate electricity from solar panels on your roof, 0 upfront cost, no house lien using power purchase agreement. Earn $1000 referral fee this month of Jan 2021. Email first 4 pages of your annual electric usage per month from PGE to motherhealth@gmail.com , 408-854-1883

Save more than 30% of your current electric bills, save them toward your retirement savings.

10 yr warranty on the area of your roof with solar, maintained and monitored regularly by solar carrier.

Now hiring solar reps in the USA. Email your resume to Connie at motherhealth@gmail.com

In the next 3 years, most cities have sustainable goals promoting solar and other sustainable energy sources.

We are broker for more than 5 solar carriers.

Best to place your solar on the southside of your roof, some houses can generate more solar energy than others. Some qualifying requirements apply such as credit score.

Lower electric bill with Power purchase agreement using solar

CA, TX, AZ, NM, CO, HI, FL: Transferable account to next homeowner, house must qualify to generate more solar power from southside, zero upfront cost, and using power purchase agreement with quality installer and choices of solar carriers. Text Connie 408-854-1883 , motherhealth@gmail.com . Email first 3 pages of your PGE bill. Let’s generate power from our roof and not patronize PGE.

You are a woman over 45. Menopause is between 48 to 52 yr old. You don’t have to spend hours in the gym. Can you do it?

Hi, My name is Connie, health author and been helping women cope with excess weight over 45. Some of them had breast cancer and other chronic health issues. Your journey to reset your metabolism is unique to you. It starts with a detox, to get rid of toxins in your body. A 2 meal a day, short fasting and walking barefoot by the beach or nature. Taking a 15-30 minute nap in the afternoon. Eating slowly , healthy and whole foods.

Upon waking up, 2 drinks must be sip. One half glass of warm water, had pinch of baking soda and another half glass drink with 1 tsp of apple cider vinegar. You can also drink or take a sip before going to bed.

Take your B complex vitamins, stimulants like coffee, tea before 1pm. Sleep well, following healthy sleeping habits.

Get some sunshine. Slowly remove sugar including over ripe fruits and left over foods in first week or month. Do indulge in your dark chocolate, few bites a week.

Message someone you love, watch happy videos or stand up comics. Surround yourself with people who love and care about you. Even your deceased love ones, call their spirit to help you when you are down or making important decisions.

Email Connie at motherhealth@gmail.com in your journey for a fee or donation to a good cause, helping college students complete their education. Text 408-854-1883. USA only.

Solar sales training this Wed, Dec 16, 1030am, email connie at motherhealth@gmail.com 4088541883
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Dan Rather 

tSS3po8ansmSrored  · During World War II, there was a very real and rational fear that American democracy would not survive. The danger was obvious, visceral, and violent. It was promulgated by tanks, bombs, and battleships. It was measured on maps that traced the march of armies, the swarming of navies, and the decimation of cities by aerial assault. America sat within her borders and could feel a world of madness and hatred closing in. Since the attack came from the outside, the human inclination was to rally within one’s own community for safety. That community was riven with its own violent injustices of segregation and the ugliness manifested against its citizens of Japanese ancestry. But the threat from outside was so great and would be likely so unsparing that America hardened its resolve with nearly miraculous levels of selflessness and sacrifice to the cause of survival.

The cost was great in blood, particularly of the young overseas, and in treasure. It is likely that many of you have a sense of where this is going, the comparison I seek to make. American democracy is once again under a dire threat. Once again there is death at a scale that is incomprehensible. But the threat is of such a different nature that it may be too convenient to deny the full level of danger. This threat comes from within, a civil cleaving that instead of uniting the nation is dividing it. Perilously so. This is not a violent threat, at least not yet despite some low-level skirmishes. That could change, but there is nothing approaching the reckoning of Nazi forces sweeping into Paris or a Japanese strike on Pearl Harbor. Meanwhile, the mass death we face doesn’t lend itself to the visceral images of war.

Our killer doesn’t have a face or a flag. It is invisible. Instead of sending our young off to battle overseas, we have medical professionals, grocery store clerks, farmhands, and many others commuting daily into danger. We are mostly aware of what takes place within our four walls of isolation and the looming specter of hunger and homelessness for many of our fellow citizens. But there is of course another deep worry pervasive in this country. It is about America’s heretofore unbroken peaceful transfer of power between presidents. It is the notion that all of us, regardless of party, play by and revere the same democratic ideal that we the people have the power to fire our leaders in free and fair elections.

This election has revealed a president who doesn’t believe any of that, and a party and base that is eager to go along with him. This is not fringe; it is a movement that encompassess tens of millions of Americans. And to defeat it and preserve American democracy will require resolve, patience, ingenuity, and grit. I believe that the nature of this threat to American democracy is not being taken nearly seriously enough. And in an odd way I find some comfort in that. I still do not believe most Americans want our ideal of representative government by majority rule to end, not by a long shot.

It is tempting to laugh off the outrageousness of the court challenges and see a pathetic man desperate to hold on to fleeting power. There is truth in all of this, and I suspect Donald Trump will struggle to own the national conversation as much as he hopes once he loses his perch behind the presidential podium. Yet the fissures laid bare by this election, and its shameful aftermath, are not going away. And every Republican official who signed their name, or even spoke by their silence, bears responsibility for what has been the most serious attempt to wreck our union internally since the Civil War. I hope, and pray, we as a nation can walk back from the ledge, that the passions can cool, and a new administration can steer our American ship of state back into the safer harbors of our democratic traditions.

The struggle will not be easy, but if victory for American democracy does emerge, and I believe it will, we can resolve to make it much more secure so that this doesn’t happen again. In the dark days of World War II, it was almost impossible to imagine a bright and happy future. But that did happen. Today, we have a vaccine coming and a new government. There is danger still ahead, but hope is possible. It is a hope that must be built on hard work and action. But I would go so far as to say a realization of hope is the likely outcome. I have seen America tested many times, and usually we end up in a better place than where we started. Steady.