It’s that time of year when we consider what we want to accomplish in the upcoming months. The idea of new year resolutions has lost popularity in the last few years. This is mainly due to the fact that we struggle to keep our resolutions past the middle of February.
We all make New Year’s resolutions, but it’s not the end of the year that matters — it’s the beginning.
If you make a resolution on January 1st, you’re just making a resolution based on what you feel like doing at that moment.
You’re not looking back at where you’ve been and using it guide where you want to go in the future.
The only way you can do that is by reflecting on your year.
So how do we make children into givers?It is up to you as a parent to instill kindness and sensitivity toward others and to teach your children skills that reflect generosity. It is vital that you make sure your kids develop an understanding for others, knowledge about what makes them happy, an emotional connection with giving, and the skills to give.
The holiday season is here and it’s time to get in the spirit of the season. We’re shining a spotlight on all things warm, welcoming, and cozy for your mantel, decor, and living space. We are showcasing our favorite ideas for lighting up your hearth and home for holiday gatherings with friends and family.
Feeling gratitude for what you have is one thing, but having a little one in your life also provides that sweet opportunity to guide them on their own path of gratitude. And who better to do it than you?
November is known as the month of gratitude. This is the time of year to reflect, count our blessings, and appreciate the people who make our lives better. This is also the time of year we celebrate being kind to one another. World Kindness Day falls on November 13th of each year, reminding us of the need to be kind, considerate, and compassionate in our dealings with others.
But did you know that practicing kindness is also good for your health?
In 2021, over 21% of adult Americans cannot read. Over half of them cannot read above a 6th grade level.
For many people, today’s world is starting to feel like it was pre-pandemic. But that’s not the case for everyone. Have you lost touch with some of your favorite people in the last two years? Do you miss the conversation, the laughs, the connection with other humans?
If the answer is yes, it’s time to reconnect with your pre-pandemic people.
Summer is quickly coming to an end, and for many families, that means it’s time to start thinking about hosting a yard sale. Whether you’re trying to declutter your home or make some extra cash, a yard sale is a great way to get rid of unwanted items and connect with your community. As someone who has hosted many successful yard sales over the years, I have some tips to help you plan your end of summer yard sale.
As the weather gets warmer, it’s the perfect time to plan a fun family picnic. Whether you’re going to a local park or setting up in your own backyard, a picnic is a great way to spend quality time with your loved ones and enjoy the great outdoors.
