You’ve seen the headlines about unemployment but maybe they didn’t move you to action. Today’s the day to change that.
Remember Your Word for 2020? It’s Time to Dust It Off
You started 2020 with the best of intentions to stick with one great word for 12 months. Then a pandemic struck. Don’t forget the concept, or give up on it, just yet.
Overcoming Fear and Excuses in a Pandemic: The Note I Should Have Written Years Ago
It’s hard to muster gratitude when we’re feeling pinned down and fearful amidst suffering. But a nudge to reach out had surprising effects for me and others.
Think You Don’t Have a Valentine? Bet You’re Wrong
Valentines are expressions of love. Chances are good you’ll encounter your sweet heart today.
Ask His Opinion Before Buying the Appliance – The End of a Very Short Series – ‘Assessing a Year’
The key to preventing future resentment can be simple: ask that special someone’s opinion. A lighthearted story from my marriage to illustrate the point.
Assessing a Year – Seeing the Blessings on Life’s Twisty Road – Part 1 of a Very Short Series
Had a year full of ups and downs? It can be hard to process, and to truly see where the blessings have been or are yet to come. Here’s a simple process that might help.
“Can I Take That Backpack For You?” – Words We Still Need to Hear
We haul around a lot of stuff, don’t we? Backpacks laden with responsibility and concern. I want someone to help me carry mine, don’t you?