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  • Home At Peace: A Simple Routine for a Cleaner, Calmer Space

    Have you ever worked three 12-hour shifts in a row, barely seeing your house except for your shower and bed?Or spent the day at home with the kids while feeling unwell (or worse, they’re not feeling well)?Or maybe you’ve been super busy—whether working, having fun, or making memories—leaving laundry, dishes,…

  • The Power of Budgeting: Unlock the Life You Desire

    Is there something you’ve always wanted to do but can’t because of finances? Maybe it’s taking that dream vacation, buying a house, or switching careers. Perhaps it’s something simpler like having weekly drinks with friends or picking up a new hobby. Money controls so many aspects of our lives. It’s…

  • Transform Your Kitchen Into a Haven with These 5 Simple Tips

    As Christmas approaches, it’s easy to feel overwhelmed by extra activities, visits from family and friends, and the general chaos of the season. With so much to do, it’s hard to keep it all together. But here’s the good news: you don’t have to let the stress take over. By…

  • Real Life: Finding Balance and Prioritizing Self-Care

    I’m going to be vulnerable for a moment. Depression and anxiety have become constant companions in my life. Honestly, I can barely remember a time when I didn’t live off adrenaline. And frankly, it’s not my ideal way of existing. I’m tired. Really tired. But it’s not the kind of…

  • 7 Ideas to Beat the Winter Blues

    Seasonal depression is real, and many of us experience it to some degree. Whether it’s the slight dip in mood after the holidays or a deeper sense of melancholy as winter drags on, it’s something that can affect even the most optimistic of us. For some, the lack of sunlight…

  • The Many Elements of Being Healthy: It’s More Than Just Food

    When it comes to health, there’s so much more to consider than just what you eat. True health involves looking at your entire life — everything from your relationships to your career, mental well-being, and even your finances. One of the most eye-opening lessons I learned during my IIN (Institute…

  • Can You Afford the Holidays?

    November is a pretty good month to evaluate your budget and make some plans. Theres lots of family time and holidays coming up in the next 2 months. There will parties and potlucks that you haven’t planned for. Its going to be a busy time. The easiest way to combat…

  • Make Your House A Haven

    A different kind of security in a disaster is making your home a haven. Have you ever walked into your home and its like the house itself is screaming at you? Just little piles seem so large? Getting control of the environment will give you peace. It will make your…

  • Building Financial Security: A Simple Step to Protect Your Future

    A lot has happened in our area since Hurricane Helene visited. It’s been 10 days, and the mountains still haven’t made a dent in the recovery. Many people have lost everything. My area has been fortunate. Most of us have had power back for 5 or 6 days, and we…

  • Basic Little Emergencies

    This series started with a natural disaster in my area. Not all emergencies are disasters. A local storm can down power lines. We’ve had a couple instances lately of contaminated water in our area before the storm. Winter is always interesting around here.  We aren’t high enough for pretty snow,…