Never Miss a Beat
How many would like to revisit our past and write a letter to our “younger selves?” Something that encapsulates all of our past and present missteps (and victories!) in one little Cliff Notes Guidebook. Wouldn’t it be awesome to be presented with a handy little roadmap to success based on the life teachings […]
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Solopreneurship is the new oak milk. This profound and accurate statement can be found in a recent (and really good) article on Medium written by Eve Arnold. The gist of the article shares what many of us already know: entrepreneurs are shifting away from running mega corporations and managing huge teams to
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Families living in clutter may not realize the impact this can have on them – both individually and as a family unit. Research shows clutter is a reason for stress and conflict in a family. It can even be the reason for physical illness. When it is time to do something about the clutter, it
New Year New You: Less Stashing and More Decluttering Read More »
An onion is intimately known in both myth and symbology for the ability to draw tears. I see this all around me in the cultures of NewMexico. Long ago they have not only incorporated onion into their delicious cooking but they have embraced her as a way ofreleasing both privately and in the community. So
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I Love To Write Day is November 15th and this day is near and dear to our hearts. Here are some thoughts and words of advice for current and emerging authors.
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The Hand I’ve Been Dealt by Barbara J Mack is a raw and real, yet highly educational look at a condition that many shy away from talking about.
A Timely Book for Epilepsy Awareness Month Read More »
Hygge, pronounced (Hue-gah), is a Danish word originally derived from an Old Norwegian word meaning well-being and protection from the outside elements. Denmark has notoriously cold, long winters, and Danish people have used the concept of hygge to help mentally combat the brutally dark, relentless winter season and fill their homes with comfort and
Hygge for the Holidays |Observing the Holiday Season with Quiet And Cozy Surroundings Read More »
As the end of the year nears, the vigor you had to set the world on fire in January has gone stale. So what’s the solution?
2023 Is Wrapping Up. Are You Where You Want to be? Read More »
Our brains are essential for keeping us alive, but are you one of the many filling your mind with not-so-great things?
When the Ick Creeps Into Our Thinking Read More »
Keeping a positive outlook can be a struggle during times of uncertainty and understandably so. It’s easy to feel surrounded by doom and gloom when bad news (thanks to the Internet and social media) is coming at us for all sides constantly. Taking your mental health seriously is important, and mindset seems to
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