Gift List: Top 5 Books to Give this Holiday Season
From one bookworm to another, here are my top 5 Books to give this holiday season: Braving the Wilderness by… Read More »Gift List: Top 5 Books to Give this Holiday Season
From one bookworm to another, here are my top 5 Books to give this holiday season: Braving the Wilderness by… Read More »Gift List: Top 5 Books to Give this Holiday Season
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Surround Yourself With People That Help You Care-Less
Treasure them like a fluffy, thick, blanket on a cold winter night. Adore them like a soft, floppy puppy, you just brought home. Savor them like the last spoon of your favorite ice cream, half melted at the bottom of the bowl. These people that help you care less about the little things and more about the bigger ones are life’s greatest gifts. Read More »Special People
The world has been grooming you for this very moment. Through your experiences, relationships, and circumstances, you have become uniquely you. Every little experience is molding us into the beautiful masterpieces that we are. Read More »Beautiful Masterpiece
Stop “shoulding” yourself! It’s not helpful and it actually hinders your progress. When an unfavorable situation is noticed, people often jump straight to “I know I should” or “I know I shouldn’t do_____.”
As a perfectionist, judgment was one of my toughest vices to kick. I saw things as good or bad and right or wrong. Each situation, action, or thing had an assigned label and I was the number one spectacle. Read More »How I Stopped Bunking With My Worst Enemy