Thomas Johnson, HIA

Thomas Johnson, HIA I am an Independent Broker at HIA. We are the "Best in Idaho" for years running.

A "one stop shop" for Healthcare Insurance, Medicaid Planning, Life Insurance, Annuities,
and Social Security Retirement services.

Spread the love my friend!!
01/24/2025

Spread the love my friend!!

Ensuring strong bonds with our grandchildren can greatly contribute to the joy and satisfaction we experience in our gol...
07/31/2024

Ensuring strong bonds with our grandchildren can greatly contribute to the joy and satisfaction we experience in our golden years. If you're a grandparent seeking ideas to deepen your connection with your grandkids, here's a guide designed just for you: ❤️‍🔥👶👧🧑‍🦱
1. Spend Quality Time Together: Bonding happens over shared experiences. Whether it's a picnic at the park, a walk by the beach, or even a simple board game at home, the key is being present and engaged.
Example: Consider setting up a weekly story time with your grandkids. It could be over a video call if they live afar. This not only boosts their imagination but also creates cherished memories.
2. Show Genuine Interest in Their World: Grandkids appreciate when their grandparents take a genuine interest in their hobbies, interests, and school activities. It shows that you respect and value their individuality.
Example: If your grandkid loves painting, surprise them with an art set and ask them to teach you. Not only does this express interest, but it also gives them confidence.
3. Share your Wisdom and Experience: Your life experiences and wisdom are invaluable. Sharing stories about your past, the lessons you’ve learned, or family traditions can provide them with a sense of heritage and personal identity.
Example: Share pictures or memorabilia from your past and tell the stories behind them. This can manifest as a valuable life lesson to them.
4. Practice Open Communication: Express your love openly. Provide encouragement and be there to listen and support them during tough times. The honesty and openness establish a strong foundation for your relationship.
Example: If your grandkid is facing a problem, instead of instantly proposing solutions, listen to them, empathize and ask how they plan to fix it. This fosters open communication and critical thinking.
Nurturing strong relationships with our grandchildren reaps benefits for both sides, filling our lives with love, purpose, and much-needed youthful energy! If you found this post helpful, check out our profile for more practical tips and insights tailored for seniors. Remember, building strong relationships and creating lasting memories with our loved ones is the most rewarding part of our golden years. 🥰🌈

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06/19/2024

How to stay poor forever:

- Start tomorrow.
- Read books. Do Nothing.
- Take advice from poor people on how to get rich.
- Pick a spouse who makes you feel guilty about working.
- Fail once, quit forever.
- Blame your circumstances.
- Blame other people.
- Expect the government to save you.
- Value the opinions of others over your own.
- Complain.
- Think the world is fair.
- Avoid discomfort.
- Tolerate mediocrity.
- Make promises. Break promises.
- Wait for perfect conditions.
- Prioritize looking rich over being rich.
- Avoid working on what matters most.
- Stay busy. Accomplish nothing.
- Say you're going to do something. Don't do it.
- Do what the 99% do. Expect to be the 1%.
- Do "your best" rather than "whatever it takes".
- Talk more. Do less.
- Start something new today. Start something new tomorrow. Repeat.
- Make mistake. Repeat mistake.
- Find something that works. Stop doing it.
- Assume you're always right.
- Always take it personally. Then, get emotional.
- Increase your income. Increase your expenses even more.
- Stay undecided.
- Compare yourself to people poorer than yourself to feel better.
- Do what everyone else is doing. Expect to get something different.
- Do things to make everyone else happy.
- Value entertainment over education.
- Show up late, or not at all.
- Never prepare.
- See someone make a mistake. Do the same thing.
- Think that someone has to lose money for you to make money.
- Believe what people say more than what they do.

Here’s a tough pill to swallow…Nobody wants to talk about this, but we’re all going to get there…And the worst part is… ...
05/23/2024

Here’s a tough pill to swallow…
Nobody wants to talk about this, but we’re all going to get there…
And the worst part is… you may not have someone to talk to about this…

Let’s say you disappear from this world today… BUT you get to watch your family from away… would you be entirely happy with the situation they were left in?

Probably not… at least not 100%, right? This is something that happens to 90% of families living in the US and HERE’S WHY

Most family leaders don’t want to have the tough conversation of “What would happen if you were not here tomorrow?”... or worse… they don’t have that conversation ON TIME!

Most people will start looking for a solution once they start attending funerals… but that might just be too late…

If this is your situation, maybe you haven’t had this conversation because you haven’t found the right person you can trust and whose best interest is to actually help you

Well, if you’ve read this far, you might want to talk to me… Thomas

I have helped hundreds of families sort things out for when you’re no longer here, and let’s be honest and remove any awkwardness…

It will happen eventually… The REAL question is “Will your family be prepared for it?” Book a free call with me and let’s figure out the best plan for your particular needs

I promise you it will be more affordable than you think

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