Father’s Day has often been brushed aside amid the excitement of summer and the fireworks displays of the Fourth. But we think it’s time the dads out there got some extra credit for all they do. Besides, it’s well known that dads get the short end of the stick when it comes to gifts, whether …
Elena Cardone has many titles: entrepreneur, speaker, podcaster, best-selling author, mother, investor, actress, competitive sport shooter, wife, trained mixed-martial arts fighter, witty conversationalist, model—the list goes on. She is someone who, by many definitions, has it all. But it would be too easy, too trite, too painfully distilled to write a story about a powerful …
Today’s post is contributed by Merry Lynch Pavlak. She lives in Poland and is a joyful member of my recently renamed private Facebook Group, Celebrate Life After 50. This is a great compliment to my post yesterday, Choosing to Blossom After 50. Enjoy! As we live most of our lives on autopilot rushing here and… …
Remez Sasson June 28, 2022 25 Things to Do in the Morning after Waking up The things you do in the morning, as well as your morning state of mind, affect your whole day. This means that you should choose to do in the morning things that bring you a sense of happiness, satisfaction and …
More damage is done by worrying than by what is being worried about. This is because over 90% of all worries never come to pass. Over the years, I have made a deliberate point of not worrying. If something happens at work or at home that would normally be a cause for concern, I have …
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As a mom who works from home while caring for two young kids, I know all too well how easy is to get overwhelmed and stressed out. I also know the deep sense of regret and sometimes shame that bubble up when I lash out from a place of agitation (usually at my boyfriend, who’s …
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“Our knowledge is a little island in a great ocean of nonknowledge.”