Has something significant ever happened to you that made you think— It's so weird that just a few minutes ago, I had no idea this was coming. This happened to me once when I slipped in a puddle while carrying a toddler on my hip and a baby inside my belly. Thankfully, both of my babies …
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I believe in the power of the words we tell ourselves. Our inner monologues have so much influence over how we feel. The problem, though, is that our brains are wired to over-learn from negative experiences and under-learn from positive ones. Thankfully, we can practice disrupting these cycles by …
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Erica Note! This is a guest post from Krista O’Reilly-Davi-Digui, joyful living educator and writer of A Life In Progress. What I love about Krista is how willing she is to get vulnerable with her readers, and this post is no exception. Enjoy. I sat on the cold rental chair in my tub, naked, …
"Mom!" says the 9-year-old. "Band's in room 9. I don't even know where room 9 IS! Do you?" "Mom!" says the 7-year-old. "I got two stars today! Remember stars? I told you about them after the first day of school. I got TWO today!" "Mom!" says the 4-year-old. "I see Vivian! Can I go show her my …
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She buttons the last dress, slips the final hair bow into place, and takes a deep breath. They are being unusually cooperative for a Sunday, so she allows them to just be. The music in the background persuades them to twirl in their dresses around and around. Over and over again they go, and she can …
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If you're an introvert, how old were you when you figured it out? I was in my mid-twenties—working from home with two little boys always within arm's reach of me—when I connected the dots. There was a reason I sometimes needed to check out of my social life? There was a reason I felt so …
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