The little stuff adds up overtime. You workout today, you won’t see much difference physically. You workout today, tomorrow, and everyday for a year, you’ll see and feel the difference. You read 10 pages today, you won’t see much difference mentally and emotionally. You read today, tomorrow, and everyday for a year, you’ll see and… Continue reading A little bit everyday
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The Art of Reacting Better: Choosing Joy over Sorrow
Things happen unexpectedly. And it may hurt us and those around us. We ultimately have two choices… To either laugh about it or cry about it. To laugh about it means to find the joy in life, no matter the circumstance. When we find joy, we react, live, and feel better. To cry about it… Continue reading The Art of Reacting Better: Choosing Joy over Sorrow
Mindfulness and Progress: Embracing the Small Steps | Daily Self-Care
Feeling overwhelmed with life? Let’s focus on the next step you can take. Maybe it’s getting out of bed. Maybe it’s drinking some water. Maybe it’s eating a healthy snack... writing down a goal... going for a walk... answering a daily reflection prompt... calling a friend. And maybe it’s literally taking one more step. It’s… Continue reading Mindfulness and Progress: Embracing the Small Steps | Daily Self-Care
Daily Reflection Prompts for Personal Growth
At the end of everyday, write down what you did or didn’t do and how you feel about it. Below are my daily reflection prompts… use them as you please and feel free to customize them to your specific goals: Golden nugget: What’s one thing I learned today? (Keep it short and sweet; 5 words… Continue reading Daily Reflection Prompts for Personal Growth
Hungry? Eat fruit first
The concept fruit first comes from the idea that our bodies digest fruit better when our stomachs are empty. Fruit is water based so we digest it very quickly on an empty stomach… And awesomely enough, the fruit’s vitamins and minerals are distributed throughout our bodies fast without using much energy at all… Boosting our… Continue reading Hungry? Eat fruit first
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