On this episode of Living Essentials we talk about disaster survival. Whether you?re facing a natural disaster or a pandemic outbreak, there are measures we can take across the board to ensure the safety of our families. It gives step by step instructions
Finding employment is difficult, but today’s economic climate makes keeping employment even tougher. This episode of Living Essentials from BYU portrays the story of the Anderson family who have dealt with unemployment for more than a year. Hear also about the Sorensons who had prepared themselves financially for unemployment and were able to survive twelve months without a job. Learn about Ann Brinkerhoff who has focused on education as a means to maintain her marketability and move up the corporate ladder. Employment experts explain how to improve your chances of getting a job and what is expected of you once you have it.
Whether you want to reduce spending habits or increase savings, watch for useful tips to help you be a better consumer in everything from groceries to cars.
On this episode of Living Essentials from BYU, we'll show you how to put a variety of things in a bottle from canning expert Teresa Hunsaker. Perhaps you've never done any canning or you would like to brush up on the basics. Teresa shows just how easy canning can be as well as demonstrates safe canning procedures and methods for fruits, vegetable and meats.
On this episode of Living Essentials from BYU, Rebecca speaks with experts about practical ways to cope with depression. They provide basic definitions, diagnosis explanations, an explaination of treatment choices and ways to combat stigmas and misconceptions about depression.
Meet exceptional people who discovered a love for learning despite financial, time, and language constraints. See how they made education a priority regardless of their situations in life in this episode of Living Essentials from BYU. Additionally, this episode contains expert advice from education specialists on how to best take advantage of all educational opportunities.
On this episode of Living Essentials from BYU, Rebecca talks with Eric Anderson, an unemployed father of six who has been looking for work for over a year. She also introduces employment experts Larry Stevenson, Becky Conger and Ron Campbell who give valuable tips for job searching such as networking, focusing on the positive and communicating effectively.
On this episode of Living Essentials we talk about identity theft. Identity theft is the fastest growing crime in America. According to recent reports of Justice Department about 10 million people were victimized by identity thieves. We give tips on how to
On this episode of Living Essentials we talk about networking. According to most employment specialists networking is the most effective but least used method of finding a job. We discuss when we need to start networking and how to do it successfully. How
Resource management is more than just saving for a rainy day; it’s a modest and wise approach to life. This episode of Living Essentials from BYU follows three families who have found wise and creative ways of managing their resources. It also contains expert advice on items such as budgeting, saving and investing.
On this episode of Living Essentials from BYU, three financial experts join Rebecca and a newlywed couple to discuss effective methods for saving money.
Tragic accidents can substantially alter routines and life plans. This episode of Living Essentials from BYU contains stories of families who have experienced challenges and found ways to improve social and emotional strength by rediscovering Christian principles of patience and love. This show also contains advice from human relations specialist and counselors on how to understand and improve one’s social and emotional well being.
On this episode of Living Essentials we talk about how to survive widowhood. We discuss how to plan for the financial challenges and legal decisions to be made when a spouse passes away. And, we also learn about how planning ahead and controlling your finances will lighten the load and lessen the stress of widowhood.
On this episode of Living Essentials we talk about teaching our children how to read. According to the U.S Department of Education children who have their parents read with them tend to become better readers and perform better in school. We talk about reading to our kids, with our kids, and how to help them to read by themselves. We also provide strategies for inspiring our children to be more exited about reading and become better readers.
On this episode of Living Essentials we talk about disaster survival. Whether you are facing a natural disaster or a pandemic outbreak, there are measures we can take across the board to ensure the safety of our families. It gives step by step instructions on how to plan for a disaster, and more importantly, how to implement those plans in order to fortify your home and your family against the unexpected.
