A friend’s recent social media post gives me hope for bringing this polarized country together. In it she discussed Jodi…
Free healthcare. Free rent. College loan forgiveness. Free college. Guaranteed income. Extended unemployment benefits. Newsflash: As hard as you&hell...
I don’t blame COVID. And I don’t blame a generation of communication driven by texting and social media. But somewhere…
A lot of people across the globe and on both sides of the aisle are very upset about America’s poorly…
I’d like to introduce you to my friend, “Melissa,” (yes, I have changed names here) one of the most powerful,…
“Laughter is the best medicine.” Do you know who said it? Me neither. There have been so many who have…
Tomorrow is my daughter’s birthday and it’s the first time in several years that we won’t be able to celebrate…
We have become so afraid of hurting someone’s feelings, that we have lost the ability to provide honest feedback. Sadly…
I made a new friend this week. Well kinda. While out walking Meeker, our dog, I met a couple walking…
The world is reopening. It’s up to you to embrace and enjoy it, or risk perpetuating the fear, paranoia and misery of the past year. I choose enjoy!
In the name of tolerance and inclusion we have become a society of division and intolerance. We should all simply be people. Fascinating, unique, complicated, incredible people.
On any day, in any situation we can choose to focus on the challenges of life, or the joy. With the choice of joy, we can heal the world.
I’m too busy…too tired…it’s too hard. Do these sound familiar? What are you missing out on by letting hidden excuses control your life?
Rather than wait for things to “get back to normal,” we must improve our ability to manage life’s transitions.
People are angry. Anger is helpful, but you must use it properly, Ryan Martin, PhD, joins Sarah Hiner to talk about using anger to your advantage.
