Immigrant parents and kids adjusting to a new school

Hi there, it’s Uylander. Imagine arriving in a new country just as the school year begins—everything unfamiliar, from the weather to the daily routines. You miss your friends, coworkers, and family. Your kids are having a challenge adjusting to the new country and culture, plus they must make friends. Yikes! Let’s look at some ways

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“Mommy, I am bored.” How to Turn Boredom into Summer Fun

 Hi there, it’s Uylander. Remember the last time your child complained about being bored just as you settled down with a cup of coffee or tea? Let’s turn those moments into opportunities for fun and learning! Plant a Garden There is no better life skill to teach your child than planting. By planting a garden,

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Tax Time? Tips and Strategies for Success

Hi there, it’s Uylander. Tax season is an annual event that can either induce stress or serve as an opportunity for financial empowerment. Regardless of your feelings towards taxes, it’s crucial to navigate this period with intentionality to optimize your financial well-being. Here are some practical tips to help you make themost out of tax

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Financial Literacy Program – Pathway to Prosperity (RMWB Multicultural Association)

https://www.podbean.com/media/share/pb-dipyg-156be51 In this episode, International Author and Financial Literacy teacher Jay Falcone and I discuss his latest book and the upcoming Financial Literacy Program hosted by the Multicultural Association of Wood Buffalo. Wood Buffalo residents – Get a free copy of the book. Send an email to intentionalimmigrants@gmail.com and tell me how the book would

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From Overwhelm to Control: Practical Tips for Time Management

Hi there, it’s Uylander. If you’ve ever felt like time is slipping through your fingers, you’re not alone. I recently had a profound moment when I realized that my first daughter had moved away to university. It feels like just yesterday she was exploring the University of the West Indies campus, and now she’s making

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Changes, changes, and more changes

Hi there, it’s Uylander. Several years ago, when I was completing my Office Administration diploma, I attended a conference where Leachim Semaj reminded us that the world is ever-changing. During that time, technological advancements were taking place alongside the economic instability of FINSAC in Jamaica.. There is a saying, “The only constant is change.” Leachim

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Why immigrants should care about winter self-care

Hi there, it’s Uylander. At the beginning of the winter semester, many students arrive to start classes in Canada. It was interesting to note that most were coming from countries with tropical climates. As I reflected on this fact, I realize that as immigrants coming from a tropical climate, taking care of our health takes

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