The Good Stuff First Rule, a joyful little habit that invites more joy into your interactions from the start. The idea is simple: when you gather together at the end of the day, or really at any type of meetup, the first thing each person shares is something good.
The 5-3-1 Rule: your new secret weapon for decisive date nights (and any other joint decision). The Elegant Solution to “I Don’t Care, What Do You Want?
We love to save our vulnerable moments for some mythical perfect timing, as if love prefers dramatic scenes and golden hour lighting. The truth is that life rarely waits for the script to be perfect. One day has a sneaky way of turning into never. Don’t blink because it goes by so fast. So let’s be cheerfully deliberate and shower the important people in our lives with love today, while the moment is delightfully ours.
Burnout’s a stealthy bandit swiping your shine in three mischievous ways. Outsmart it with clever tricks and a touch of whimsy!
Take what you need: comfort, hope, inspiration, forgiveness, motivation, peace…
1. Journal Every Morning
2. Go Outside For A Daily Walk
3. Take Time To Indulge In Some Pampering
4. Spend More Time With Family And Friends
5. Declutter Your Home
6. Practice Positive Affirmations
7. Get More Sleep Every Night
8. Read More Books
9. Take Up Yoga
10. Schedule Time For Daily Meditation
1. You are a Child of God. You are inherently and uniquely wonderful and worthy.
2. When we change, the world changes
3. Our best self emerges when we support other people.
4. We aren’t defeated by adversity, but by the loss of will to strive.
5. Where there is life, there is always hope.
6. Just because we’ve suffered in the past, doesn’t mean we can’t be incredibly happy now and in the future.
7. We are ALL connected, realizing this with gratitude is the happiest way to live.
8. We each have a unique mission that only we can fulfill.
1. Embrace Change
2. Persist Through Setbacks
3. Learn From Feedback
4. Celebrate Effort
5. Cultivate Curiosity
6. Develop A Positive Mindset
Why didn’t I start earlier? The past can’t be changed, but there’s no better time to start than now. What is the point in trying? Tomorrow isn’t guaranteed? I’m going to treat each day as my last, and make the most out of it. This is too hard. I can’t do it. Success is challenging, but that makes effort worth it. I will grow into my goals. So many people are ahead of me and doing better than I am. Everyone has different journeys and problems. Comparing is a waste of time.
Consider The Elements of Reasoning
