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Mental 6 Reasons to Take a Second to De-Stress Stress is a natural reaction to many of life’s challenges. Whether you’re running late to work or facing the death of a loved Mia Barnes Posted on November 17, 2020
Essays For Here, Please: What do I do with the anger I feel? I was feeling angry today. I don’t know about you, but for me, in this moment, the temptation is high to lead with all my Jen Violi Posted on April 25, 2020
Essays That’s What She Said | 11 Life Skills You Already Have I’ve not been part of a global pandemic before. I recently had a conversation with my partner about how I’ve been through a Kelly Wilson Posted on March 24, 2020
Culture, Self Care For Here, Please | You Can Always Make a Wish Slip the hematite ring on your left thumb, and squeeze your eyes shut to make a wish from your heart, as the shop owner tells Jen Violi Posted on August 29, 2019
Self Care Sweatpants & Self Care | Coffee & Meditation – Where is the Connection? Meditation and coffee can both make your day a little better. In fact, you can use them together to start your day off right. Guest Author Posted on March 11, 2019
Life, Mental, Self Care Enjoy Every Sandwich: Reclaiming the Here & Now From my earliest memories until some point in my twenties, there was a span of time that seemed every bit as long as a Jon Ziegler Posted on February 2, 2019
Books, Life, Self Care Sweatpants & Soul | Fighting for the Present in the Middle of the Past and Future “…I believed that I was living in the center, but I rarely let my feet rest on solid ground, rooting me in the present… my Emmie Arnold Posted on December 9, 2018
Mental, Self Care Of All Places, I’ve Found My Happy Place on YouTube Playing adult is rough. A job that never quits demanding, kids who never stop needing attention, the car is acting funny, Jon Ziegler Posted on December 6, 2018
Essays What You’ll Remember Previously published on The Next Good Thing. Over the past several years, my mom’s dementia has been slowly Guest Author Posted on July 31, 2018