Fall is in the air! The days are getting shorter, the leaves are starting to turn, and the weather is becoming crisper. We’ve put together a list of safe activities to enjoy this season, so we hope you will use it to get outside and...
Coming in at the number five spot on my list for personal growth is staying humble. I looked at several definitions for the word “humble,” and here’s what I found: Proud or haughty (I had to look up haughty...
Coming in at the number four spot on my list for personal growth is learning and growing every day. When I got out of high school, I was convinced that I wasn’t a good reader. But a bartender friend encouraged me to read Flight of the...
Coming in at the number three spot on my list for personal growth is grace and kindness. I have written about grace and kindness before, but I wanted to share a few more thoughts about it because it’s a big one on my list! So, here...
Coming in at the number two spot on my list for personal growth is failure. It’s interesting to think about failures and regrets. This topic reminds me of a really interesting story that I read about Sara Blakely. If that name doesn’t ring a bell, she’s...
Coming in at the number one spot on my list for personal growth is goal setting. Last week, I mentioned my Top 8 Personal Growth Tips, so today, I wanted to talk more about number one on the list: know what you want, and write down...
I see a lot of lists on the Internet, so I figured that I would share my personal growth tips list. I know these lists are usually Top 3, Top 5 or Top 10. Well, my list contains eight items. Sorry about that. It’s what...
I have a lot of conversations both in my work and personal life, and one topic that comes up pretty often is challenges with time management. This is a tough subject to tackle, but that’s not to say it’s impossible to get really good at...
We all know a thing or two about to-do lists. They’re a staple in our modern society. We’re supposed to make them and check as many things off of them as possible each and every day. But, what if instead of creating to-do lists, we created...
When someone offends you, makes you mad, or wrongs you, how do you respond? Do you respond with: “He’s such an {insert swear word here}!” “Can you believe she is so {insert insulting word here}?” Flip them off when they cut you off? Now, what if in...