Welcome to The Ultimate Guide to Self-Care. This post aims to equip you with 8 practice strategies to help you recharge fast. Whether you’re looking to stay energized throughout the day or re-energize before returning home to your loved one, these ideas are for you! Healthy self-care involves stepping out of the hustle and bustle […]
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Spelling and grammar matter! Every writer knows this. But exactly how important are they? Should writers wait to create their masterpieces until after they’ve refined the mechanics of their writing? If spelling and grammar are not a writer’s strong suit, should that person pack up their writing dream? After all, you won’t find a brain
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Are you a grace-based parent? You might be. First, think about how you would answer the following questions. Then, we’ll dive into what grace-based parenting is all about! Do you love your kids and long to see them succeed? Are you pulling for your children, on their side, and one of their biggest fans? When
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Let’s be honest. Creative parenting in the mids of a pandemic is not easy. And neither is raising healthy, happy kids. At least these things are not as easy as when the world is functioning normally. But what are parents to do? The reality is that in 2020, the world isn’t functioning as usual. Mask
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Inspired writers write. They put one word in front of the next until the sentence is complete. Then, they do this over and over again! But staying inspired isn’t always easy. According to Steven Pressfield, one of the successful writers’ primary jobs is to overcome resistance—or anything that hinders the writer from writing. I love
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“Leadership is influence, nothing more, nothing less.” I grew up attending Skyline church when leadership expert John Maxwell was pastoring—which is where I first heard this phrase. Leader’s lead. They lead at work, and leaders lead at home too. This is something I have long believed. What do you think of when you hear the
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