Lifestyle

 Mornings are the most important part of the day. Depending on how you start your day, it can be a great day with lots of productivity, or turn into one of those “everything goes wrong” days. I have always been a morning person, and waking up has never really been a struggle…until I had kids.

I never really liked spending time alone. Just the thought about it kinda freaked me out. I’m more of a social person, and love being surrounded by family and friends. Thinking about it, I have realized that growing up I never took the time to learn how to be alone. My family has always been

Our everyday life can become pretty challenging sometimes. Days packed with to do’s and responsibilities leave hardly any time to pause and breathe. So we start looking forward to the weekend, to that party, to the next vacation, and so on. Don’t get me wrong, it is completely fine to be excited about upcoming events, but

You might not realize it, but we often tend to think about things in a negative way. It’s very easy to be absorbed with thoughts about what went wrong the other day, what we don’t have, or how this and that could be better. Doing so, we forget to pay attention to what we do

Self-love is a term that has been tossed around pretty often in the last few years: “You need to love yourself more” “Why don’t you love yourself” “Love yourself first, and everything else will be okay” Those are statements we are hearing, and reading pretty often, and it sounds so easy. Trust me I have

 Going through life I’ve had many, many, many moments where things didn’t go my way, or better, didn’t go the way I have expected them to. Almost every time I got very frustrated. I had a conversation with my dad about that the other day, and he told me that even as a little kid

Do you ever feel lost in the chaos of daily responsibilities? The longing for something, but you can’t picture a specific thing or situation that will make that feeling go away. Sometimes we just want more than we currently have offered and tend to focus on things we can’t necessarily change in an instance. This