{An Update on My Household and Blog Goals} Wow, here it is — my Blogiversary! I can hardly believe I’ve been blogging for an entire year now! It’s time to give you a household and blogging goals update, talk about how things have been going, and contemplate whether or not to make any changes for […]
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It’s time to talk about how overwhelmed overthinkers can conserve precious mental energy every day. These tips for how to combat decision fatigue will help you streamline some basic parts of your life so you can simplify your days and stress a little less. These are my favorite tips and ideas to avoid mental drain,
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If you’re an overwhelmed overthinker who can’t seem to actually stop thinking and start doing, this post is for you! As part of setting powerful goals, you need to create a starter plan that will help you take action. This post will show you how… Most people fall into one of these two camps: “I
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You know those people who LOVE to be outdoors? The ones for whom winter means skiing, snowmobiling, ice skating, and… well… playing outside? You know… outdoorsy people? Yeah, I know them too. But what about the rest of us? The indoorsy people? The women who hibernate during the cold and dark months of winter? How
Here we are in October, that gorgeous month between the craziness of getting back into a school routine and the rush leading up to the end of the year. October is the time to appreciate the beauty around us, enjoy some nice weather, and spend time with family and friends without any expectations. I hope
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Note: This is a guest post by Jo & Leisa Creed of Joleisa.com. You can read more about them at the end of this post. Okay, you’ve clicked to read this because you have at least one thing on your mind that is causing you to worry. It might be something simple, but then again, it
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{The month of failure – but I read a great book!} A few months ago I began a challenge to read the books I already have. I realized that I could read for years from the books that are already on my shelf or saved on my Kindle app. My digital library contains literally
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I’ve been blogging for about nine months now. (I can hardly believe I just typed that!) It’s time to give you a household and blogging goals update, talk about how things have been going, and contemplate whether or not to make any changes. When I first started blogging, I read a daunting statistic: Most bloggers
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Do you have a hobby or creative outlet? If not, you need one — and here’s exactly why you must discover and develop a creative outlet for living an intentional life and for reaching your goals. First of all, don’t try to tell me you’re not a creative person, because I truly believe that everyone
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The benefits I’ve gotten from blogging have been amazing! I’ve rediscovered my love of writing, learned how to do a lot of technical things, and feel like I’ve become part of a great group of new online friends. If that sounds like your kind of thing, keep reading to find out how to start a
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