Everybody has their favorite “rules to live by.” Most are instilled in us by our parents or authority figures we come to admire. My experience falls squarely within this paradigm.

Someone asked me the other day what life rules and mottos I live by. I thought it was interesting question, and it got me thinking. I have them — rules and mottos — but, honestly, I’ve never ...

For Bud, hero of the prize-winning novel "Bud, Not Buddy" by Christopher Paul Curtis, the answers are clear: Take off on your own. Look for that missing father. Be careful around adults -- they ...

The New York Times recently created "Five Rules to Live By During a Pandemic" to help us assess and minimize the risk as we get back to more normal activities.

We are encompassed by rules, to protect us from others, and others from us, and to protect and finance the state. The Covid-19 rules are an example: wear masks, keep physical distance, and wash hands.

With that, I want to share from my collection, "Seven Daily Rules from God." Wake up Decide to have a good day. "Today is the day the Lord hath made. Let us rejoice and be glad in it," Psalms 118: 24.

I have just the relief you need: seven simple rules of personal finance to live by. If you will take them to heart, make them your own, and exercise them daily, I promise they will make things better.

He's followed it up with a list of rules to live by when dating with kids.9. The Sleepover Rule9. Your guy can not come in the house until the kids are asleep for a solid hour.