There are so many ways to approach building a new positive habit, however the key component of success is SELF-FORGIVENESS. It’s a rare situation where one decides to make a […]
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How To Track Progress (part 3)
How To Track Progress (part 2)
New Habit = Lifestyle Change Is there some aspect of your lifestyle that you’d like to tweak? Typically, as you grow and mature, your view of life, and how you […]
How To Track Progress (part 1)
Visuals To Help You Track Your Progress A new beginning can mean a Rebooted You. We all think about it as one year comes to a close, and another unfolds […]
Make a Fresh Start With “Yet”
Does is seem like your teen is thinking, “My relationship with my mom is falling apart” around report-card time? How would you like a simple tool that will undo the […]
Self-Worth Versus Self-Esteem
March marks the one-year mark for the pandemic lockdown. Congratulations for making it through a very difficult time. If you’re old enough to be reading this, you may still be […]
Enjoy Some Astronomical Fun For a Change!
One of my superpowers (we all have them) is coming up with creative ideas for Family Fun. What could be more fun than an evening of wishing on a shooting […]
Replace College Uncertainty With Gap Time
Your college-bound teens are scared. Their worries about what the fall will bring adds to the unwanted tension in your household. Why not switch it up? Instead of allowing teen […]
Homeschooling Resources For the Viral Vacation
No school? For how long? As schools close all over the country, parents have two issues to face: How to find someone to supervise their kids while they’re at work […]
Guns or Guidance Counselors?
“The American School Counselor Association recommends a student-to-student counselor ratio of 250:1.” That means your child is vying for counselor time amongst 249 other kids… if you live in one of the 3 states that meet this criteria. “The national average is 491:1, while in California and Arizona, it’s 822:1 and 941:1, respectively.”
And they think guns are the problem?