When spring arrives, Annuals are often the first plants we reach for. They’re colorful. Cheerful. Reliable. We plant them knowing exactly what we’re getting. We know they won’t last forever. No one calls Annuals a failure, due to their impermanence. They do exactly what they’re meant to do: grow quickly, bloom generously, and add life…
Personal growth isn’t about doing more. It’s about choosing wisely. Look to nature for a practical framework for deciding what deserves your energy this spring.
Maybe it’s time to rethink Valentine’s Day. Love transcends just romantic love, and acts of kindness are in short supply. Empathy is a feeling. Kindness is a practice.
Winter wearing you down? Discover practical Micro Comforts. These are small, intentional choices that make winter days and nights
easier to live inside.
Learn to stay steady during heavy seasons. Name the drag, give yourself permission to do less, and practice quiet endurance. All we can fully control is our reaction.
It’s easy to tell ourselves our ‘space’ is impeding our meditation practice, reading habit, or calm. But the solution can be as simple as learning to create micro spaces.
Flying solo can have surprising and even lasting benefits, like new connections. All you have to do is be open to them.
We all know that person who has “Spark.” But what is it, really? And can you get yours back? A practical guide to rediscovering yours.
The best salad is one you
make for dinner, with leftovers for lunch the rest of the week. This recipe stands up for days and will have you smiling all week.
Renewal, not resolutions is a way to approach the new year with balance and momentum. Simply focus on the four pillars to see a noticeable difference.
It’s hard to argue with perfection. And Ina Garten’s recipe for Bourbon Chocolate Pecan Pie is perfection. And true to her philosophy, it’s oh-so easy.
What if there was a better way to start the new year than resolutions. There is: Focus on renewing. You’ve got this.
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