Note: This post was originally published on March 23, 2021, and has been added to! http://www.tinybuddha.com “Love is NOT all you need!You need mutual respect.You need support.You…… Read more “Love is NOT all you need!”
Category: Personal Growth
Today’s spotlight page in Archived Posts: Healing and Developing Ourselves
I get hundreds visitors each week revisiting many old posts which are very helpful for Healing and Developing Ourselves, so I thought it would be helpful to…… Read more “Today’s spotlight page in Archived Posts: Healing and Developing Ourselves”
I learned how to organize from Sesame Street!
Sounds silly doesn’t it to say I learned to organize from Sesame Street, but that’s exactly what I told my granddaughter while we were in the middle…… Read more “I learned how to organize from Sesame Street!”
Luck is What Happens When Opportunity Meets Preparedness!
Taken from an old post from March 11, 2018. I decided to post this one again (but also add to it a little) since we are at…… Read more “Luck is What Happens When Opportunity Meets Preparedness!”
Do you REALLY need to create New Year’s Resolutions?
In a nutshell, no, you don’t! Most of us do it out of a sense of obligation, and feel guilted into making them, every year. That is…… Read more “Do you REALLY need to create New Year’s Resolutions?”
More funnies, Part 24
I hope you enjoy this week’s batch of funnies! Have a wonderful Christmas and holidaytime! Blessings to you and to yours! ♥ ♥ ♥ ♥ ♥ Blessings!Thank…… Read more “More funnies, Part 24”
Changing how we speak to ourselves
How we speak to ourselves and how we perceive ourselves colors our experiences and in turn becomes the lens through which we filter out the world and…… Read more “Changing how we speak to ourselves”
Giving ourselves permission to be “less than” others, but still 100% ourselves
meme by Buddha Heart from Facebook James wrote we should have “Progress not perfection!” as goal in our lives, instead of having a mindset of needing to…… Read more “Giving ourselves permission to be “less than” others, but still 100% ourselves”
More funnies, Part 23
I hope you enjoy this week’s batch of funnies! Have a great day! ♥ ♥ ♥ ♥ ♥ Blessings!Thank you for sharing this post and for following…… Read more “More funnies, Part 23”
What happens to US when we embrace a**holedom in OTHERS.
Or what happens to our own moral compass when we cheer on someone else who has lost theirs. If you’re like me, you’re not just perplexed but…… Read more “What happens to US when we embrace a**holedom in OTHERS.”
More funnies, Part 22
I hope you enjoy this week’s batch of funnies! Have a great day! ♥ ♥ ♥ ♥ ♥ Blessings!Thank you for sharing this post and for following…… Read more “More funnies, Part 22”
Bioneers, my favorite organization for environmental education has a new newsletter!
I worked for the co-CEO of this amazing organization, Bioneers, that really operates under the radar to educate teachers, community leaders and everyone else in ways they…… Read more “Bioneers, my favorite organization for environmental education has a new newsletter!”
Here’s an opportunity to give to a needy family! Please share this post to your network, so we can get a Christmas miracle going for this family!
My department chose 1 family to adopt this year through 100Neediest Families, a program through United Way, but we were saddened that we turned down a second…… Read more “Here’s an opportunity to give to a needy family! Please share this post to your network, so we can get a Christmas miracle going for this family!”
More funnies, Part 21
I hope you enjoy this week’s age related funnies! Have a great day! ♥ ♥ ♥ ♥ ♥ Blessings!Thank you for sharing this post and for following…… Read more “More funnies, Part 21”
What are the benefits of staying a victim, vs. becoming a protagonist in our own lives, and how do we do that?
You wouldn’t think there would be any benefits to being a victim or perpetuating a victim mentality would you? Quote by Mariann Williamson It would seem too…… Read more “What are the benefits of staying a victim, vs. becoming a protagonist in our own lives, and how do we do that?”
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