It’s official, I have crested the hill. Yesterday, I received my welcome to AARP mailing a few days early. I don’t turn 50 until next week. Yes, I am holding on to these few remaining days on this side of the hill. I’m not sure how turning 50 is going to hit me. I have not […]
Panda Planner is a scientifically designed planning system that will empower you with the tools to take back your time. Using Postive psychology and neuroscience founder Michael Leip develop a system that provides the tools you need to live the life you want to live. The Panda Planner is more than just a
Many people are terrified of making changes in their lives. They want to cling to what they have because that feels safe, even if it’s boring and tedious. However, some of the most challenging changes we need to make are related to how we treat our bodies. We all know deep down what we
No matter how old you are, no parent wants to see their kids undergoing hardship. While the day they moved out was bittersweet, you were also excited to see what they could make of themselves in their career and their personal life, but even the most successful person can still fall on hard times.
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I woke up this morning hot and sweaty. The air conditioner in my room had stopped working at some point during the night. At first I was irritated and then I walked into the hallway and felt the cool breeze from my other two air conditioners in the house. At that point, I reminded myself
Find more inspirational quotes on my Pinterest board.
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In celebration of this brand new year, I thought I would share some inspirational wisdom that we can all add to our Pinterest. This year on one Wednesday a month, I will be sharing some of my favorite quotes as part of #WednesdayWisdom. I will be pinning these quotes and more on this Pinterest board
[contentblock id=1 img=gcb.png] The purpose of life is not to be happy. It is to be useful, to be honorable, to be compassionate, to have it make some difference that you have lived and lived well.” ~ Ralph Waldo Emerson “And she was well-enough acquainted with loneliness to understand that the worst
