For those that missed my previous post here , this past weekend my hubs and I hosted an End of the Roaring 20s Birthday party to c...
In her recurring column, “Social in Security,” modern etiquette ambassador and Bell’INVITO founder Heather Wiese-Alexander walks us through a list of
The most recent blog post, Writing Effective Learning Objectives, introduced the concept of starting with the end in mind. Identifying the desired level of learning is one way to start at the end.…
The differences between devotionals and testimonies, why we should share our personal testimonies, and how to share them.
Hindsight is an amazing tool for survivors. When you grow up with a narcissistic parent, there are realities about our environment that don’t exist in a non-narcissistic household. These real…
I am always stuck between giving people everything because I am dying to create meaningful relationships,via The Minds Journal
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What is the difference between Error and Mistake? The main difference between error and mistake is that error is more formal and technical than mistake.
a lover of books, reading, words, stories, and other forms of lit-related geekery. reality sucks, and books always take me to a better place. "I have always imagined that Paradise will be a kind of library." - Jorge Luis Borges...
Our hearts and our brains don't always get along. In fact, you might say they're like "The Odd Couple" — opposites in almost every way, but they happen to live in the same house. This opposition, however, is what makes the duo so dynamic, hence why Nick Seluk, creator of "The Awkward Yeti" comic ser...
How do you stop worrying so much? If you find yourself worrying all the time about everything, it can be hard to stop. Here are tips to stop 1. Understand why you worry 2. Recognize productive worry. 3. Learn HOW to worry 4. Give your brain a job 5. Move your body 6. Go to the worst-case scenario.
