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'Tis the season to give praise. In the December issue of Reader's Digest , Lance Armstrong, Martina McBride, Eve Ensler, and others revealed 19 great inspirations. Now its your turn! Tell us who inspires you the most -- Share a story about your mentor here.
If you could ask people around the world one question, what would it be?
If you could ask people around the world one question, what would it be? When was the last time you called your mother? That's the question Reader's Digest asked people in 10 countries to kick off its monthly snap survey. What question should we ask next? Tell us!
If you could give one piece of advice to the next president, what would it be?
With the economy in a downward spiral and our national debt mounting, what advice would you give to the next president of the United States? Share your thoughts!
What is your reaction to how the world views the United States?
Does the overwhelming support for Barack Obama abroad surprise you? Do you agree with two of the global issues cited as most important overseas: environmental protection and global poverty? Which issue do you feel is the most important global problem we face? Share your thoughts!
What's your biggest money question?
As unemployment rates and foreclosures rise, home values fall and the stock market crumbles, what should you be doing with your money?
While the government considers Wall Street bailouts to the tune of $700 billion, regular folks are thinking about smart ways to keep their money safe.
Do you have a question about your 401K or other retirement plans? Want to ask about saving or your mortgage? Share your biggest money question with us. We'll feature a sample of your questions with expert answers in an upcoming issue of Reader's Digest and on readersdigest.com.
What would you ask Ted Turner?
He created CNN. He pledged $1 billion of his $3 billion fortune to the U.N. He won a World Series championship in 1995 as owner of the Atlanta Braves, was married to Jane Fonda for 10 years, and is the largest land owner in the country. Ted Turner is not just one of the wealthiest men in the world but a one-of-a-kind character who has become known for both his vast accomplishments and his personal quirks. Now, his upcoming memoir, CALL ME TED, promises to be one of the biggest books of the fall. It publishes in mid-November and Reader's Digest will be talking to him about the book and much more.
What's the one question you would ask Ted Turner if you had the chance? Post it, and you just might get an answer in our upcoming interview with Turner.
What wisdom would you share with the next generation?
Distinguished celebrities—from Clint Eastwood to Nelson Mandela—shared their life lessons with award-winning photographer Andrew Zuckerman. Now, it's your turn to share with other readers the words of wisdom you would like to give to the younger generation.
Do you save money by buying only what you truly need?
A dad, a mom, and a four-year-old took a free-living challenge. For one month, they vowed not to buy anything they didn't need. You can take the no-spending challenge by limiting essential purchases, and trying not to stock up or plan too far in advance. Tell us if you've ever been successful at limiting your purchases and buying only what you need. Share your no-spending stories with us.
Have You Experienced Side Effects From a Prescribed Medication?
Are you among the 30% of patients who stop taking medicine before your prescription runs out? What factors affect your decision to stop taking your prescription medication? Do you contact your doctor? Consult a pharmacist? Share your stories about your medication's side effects here.
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