Just three minutes can ruin your whole day
“Individuals who watched just three minutes of negative news in the morning had a whopping 27% greater likelihood of reporting their day as unhappy six to eight hours later compared to the positive condition,” the journal reported.
How does the Bible define retirement?
The word “retirement” doesn’t appear anywhere in the Bible. Perhaps, that means God expects us to be productive during our entire life on earth.
Episode 012 – Michelle Weidenbenner seeks to empower 1 million All Mighty Moms
The experience of having to contend with an addicted child opened Michelle’s eyes to early warning signs about other serious problems addicts must address before they can get treatment for the illness and begin working their way out of a hole they dug.
Texas mother starts movement to connect neighbors
When Kristin Schell realized she didn’t know many of her Austin, Texas, neighbors, she tried an innovative approach to get people talking.
Maximize your mentoring
Because each of us was mentored by someone for something during our lives. We almost have a duty to pay their generosity forward by lending our expertise to someone else.
Purpose is something that gives YOUR life meaning
Laura noted that some people are paralyzed with doubt because they wonder if what interests them is important enough; and whether what they love to do is filled with enough purpose.
3 ways to stop focusing on negative things
Melissa Bloom, founder of Aligned Life, reported that 70% to 80% of our thoughts are negative. That’s one out of every four.
Living in the neutral often creates less stress
“Living in a time when people are rushing at warp speed, led by their emotions with very little thought toward long-term consequences, learning how to live in the neutral now seems a skill we should all be taught early in life,” MJ wrote.
Need a purpose? Consider being a personal coach
People over 50 who are looking for purpose for their lives may consider coaching as a way to keep active and, perhaps, bring in extra income.
Do you count your days or make them count?
The point of numbering our days is to gain a heart of wisdom — not necessarily a mind of wisdom. According to the Pulpit Commentary, a “heart of wisdom” means to reflect on the brevity of life so that our heart can be wise and understanding.