Because I just learned this social media hashtag trend “Mindful Monday” and I love alliteration a little too much, I’ve decided to start my own series of Mindful Mondays.
Creative Activity: Exquisite Corpse Drawing
The Insinkerator Was Half Full
How to Step Outside "The Comfort Zone"
Earth Day Celebrations in Los Angeles
Being Our Own Worst Enemy
Uninspired Spiring
Decision Making: AKA What Do You Want to Eat?
A New Year's Resolution for Overachievers
Self-Care When There's No Time to Care
I started this post a couple days ago typing it on my phone while scarfing down a breakfast burrito at 1pm in the afternoon. I had (and still have) this desire to write a brilliant blog post that will inspire Oprah to call me up and the rest will be history. Yet all I’'ve been able to think about all week is that I don't have time to eat, much less write anything of real substance.
Ch-ch-ch-ch-changes (The Importance of Self-Reflection)
How to Halloween Hard as a Grownup
Grownups have a really hard time letting their hair down.
It can seem dang near impossible to put responsibility on hold for a minute and fully enjoy life. To simply be silly and do something only for the sake of wanting to do it.
Yet too much time spent all knotted up with serious face will lead to anxiety and depression.
I see Halloween as the perfect opportunity to combat that. To play pretend, step outside your comfort zone, and let your freak flag fly.
5 Ways to Bring the Outdoors Indoors
I’m a firm believer that one of the absolute best things you can do for your health overall is to get outside. But what if you can’t get outside? Or you can’t get out there as often as you’d like? Due to an injury or illness you may be confined to bed rest. Or you work long hours indoors. What do you do then? Here are 5 ways to bring the outdoors indoors: