Releasing fear around money and cultivating a positive relationship with it involves transforming deeply rooted beliefs, shifting your mindset, and creating practical financial habits.
When You're Dating the Wrong Person
Dating someone who isn’t the right person for you can be a challenging and confusing experience. At first, the excitement of being in a relationship may obscure underlying incompatibilities. However, over time, the signs begin to surface, creating emotional friction and making it clear that the relationship may not be a good fit. Recognizing and addressing this situation is crucial for both personal growth and long-term happiness.
A Setback Isn't The End Of The Road
Life is full of unexpected twists and turns, and setbacks are an inevitable part of the journey. Whether it's the loss of a job, the end of a relationship, a financial crisis, or a health challenge, setbacks can leave you feeling defeated and unsure of how to move forward. However, it is often in these moments of adversity that you can discover your true strength and resilience. Moving on after a setback requires a combination of self-compassion, perspective, and a proactive mindset.
The Best Is Yet to Come
One of the greatest gifts of aging is the accumulation of wisdom. Life experiences — both the highs and the lows — teach us valuable lessons that shape who we are. As we get older, we become more attuned to our inner voice and less concerned with external validation. This wisdom allows us to make decisions with greater clarity and conviction, guided by the knowledge of what truly matters.
Are You Ok With Maybe?
Why Kindness is A Strength
Kindness is an essential virtue that transcends cultures, religions, and societies, acting as a universal language that can bridge divides and create a more harmonious world. In our fast-paced world, it is often undervalued, but its importance cannot be overstated. Kindness has the power to transform lives, improve mental and physical health, foster strong communities, and even shape the future of our society.
When You Lose Your Mom
Fourteen years ago on August 15, I lost my mom. When you lose a mother you lose your foundation. A mother is the one person you can count on no matter what. She loves you unconditionally through whatever situation you may create. There’s no need for an explanation or even an apology, all is always forgiven. Her love has no limits, knows no boundaries, and is always available.
Surviving Family Alienation
Seeing People for Who They Are: Taking Off Rose-Colored Glasses
Life often nudges us towards idealizing the people around us. We don rose-colored glasses and view those we love and admire through a softened, forgiving lens. These metaphorical glasses blur flaws, magnify virtues, and paint a picture that is often more hopeful than accurate. While optimism and faith in others is a positive, there may come a time when it’s necessary to take off those rose-colored glasses and see people for who they truly are.