Is your family organized? Are you getting the most out of your family time? Do you have routines in place? In a study commissioned by the Highland Spring Group… the average family spends just 34 minutes per day of quality time together during the week. This is the time where they feel they are actually bonding … Read more
Recent events around the world have resulted in families spending more time together than ever before. Whether you’re working from home, virtual or home schooling, or simply “laying low”… you’ve been given the opportunity to slow down and enjoy each day. To live in the moment and appreciate the little things. Some may call it … Read more
If you are looking for a way to get your day started on the right foot, there is a good chance that you have thought about keeping a journal. Even though a lot of people write in their journal after a long day, writing in a journal during the morning can also be a great … Read more
If you’re looking for powerful speakers from whom to draw inspiration, we’ve got a formidable list of the best female motivational speakers to share with you today. Our list is composed of strong, highly intelligent, determined women speakers who inspire audiences to Overcome obstacles Realize their potential Reach success Own their stories Women as motivational … Read more
If you’re new to bullet journaling, you might be looking for some pointers to get you started. Although you can dive right in and start bullet journaling with just a notebook and a pen, having other journaling supplies on hand can give you a truly satisfying creative experience as you track of your schedule, to-do … Read more
Do you ever feel like your weekly routine gets a bit… monotonous? Repetitious? And maybe not as fun or challenging as it once was? Of course, we all get into our predictable weekly routines that essentially define our lives. But what do you think about doing activities outside of work (and home) that you not … Read more
The concept of distance learning is far from new. In fact, in 1892, the University of Chicago offered “correspondence education” at off-campus sites. Since then, with the evolution of technology, distance learning has transformed as well. Education has since been acquired through radio, television, and, of course, online. Virtual learning has certainly grown in popularity … Read more
If you are looking for a way to help kids get to know each other and bond just a little bit more, then you may have heard about “never have I ever” questions for kids. But what are these questions and why should you use them? In this article, we will talk about how these … Read more
Nobody enjoys being criticized. Even when it’s meant to be what people call, “constructive criticism”, being told you need to improve upon something can sting… especially when you didn’t see it coming. Whether it’s school-related, in the workplace or your personal life… preparing yourself for how to handle criticism well is crucial when it comes … Read more
There are two types of thinkers: contrarian and independent. If you can define them with confidence, feel free to skip ahead to Section I of this article. But if you’re like I was (as in, not completely sure), you may want to stick with me for a few moments longer. A contrarian thinker is someone … Read more