While I do write each and every blog on this site, I have a confession to make.  My grammar isn’t that great.  I owe the proper placement of each comma and improved flow of my sentences to my incredible mother-in-law.  She also gives me feedback on the topics of my blogs and sometimes that even […]

In last week’s blog I talked about how overwhelmed I’ve been feeling since many of the items that had been put on hold for Covid have suddenly reappeared on my calendar and my to-do list.  If that resonated with you, then this week’s blog will give you the practical advice you need to start to

I was so excited for Covid to be over.  I was so ready to get back to what I told myself was a more normal life.  I had so many things that had been canceled and put on hold to which I had been looking forward. So, as case numbers dropped and mask mandates lifted,

We spend so much of our lives striving and achieving.  We focus on gathering, earning, and amassing.  We work and save, plan and prepare.  We live under a constant sense of pressure and sometimes even desperation believing that, if we could just get enough, then we could relax. How do you know when you have

I used to have pretty severe trust issues.  I felt like almost daily I was promised something that didn’t materialize. This left me living in a constant state of uncertainly.  How would my day go?  Would my plans come to fruition?  Could I count on the outcome of today to make future plans? I just