Author: Jeremy
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A Flavorful Journey: Discovering the Magic of Route 51 Brewing Company
Whether we’re traveling for a child’s sporting event or a quick weekend getaway, we always make it a point to seek out local microbreweries to visit. My wife and I recently travelled to southern IL and made a “pit stop” at Route 51 Brewing Company in Elkville. Atmosphere Route 51 Brewing Company, dubbed the “newest… Read more
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Reduce Screen Time in 2025 3 Effective Strategies to for Better Mental and Physical Health
It is important for me to reduce screen time in 2025 is essential for maintaining both physical and mental well-being. Here are three effective strategies to help you decrease your screen usage: Set Incremental Screen Time Limits Gradually reducing your screen time can lead to sustainable habits. Implementing small, incremental changes—such as setting daily screen… Read more
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The Best Biographies by Walter Isaacson: Innovators Who Changed the World
Walter Isaacson is hands down one of my favorite biographical authors. His conversational writing style makes you feel as though you’re sitting in the same room with his subjects, whether they’re alive or have long since passed. Isaacson’s meticulous research and ability to humanize these larger-than-life figures truly set his work apart. Among his many… Read more
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From Towering Giants to Tranquil Trails: The Ultimate Guide to Sequoia National Park
I’ve always been amazed by the sheer size of Sequoia trees, so when I started planning my trip, visiting them became a must on my itinerary. Little did I know, our first day in Sequoia National Forest would turn into an adventure of its own—our van’s transmission gave out halfway up the mountain! We ended… Read more
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3 Powerful Strategies to Stop Making Excuses and Take Control in 2025
This year, I’ve decided to focus on reducing a few things in my life—like bad habits, negative attitudes, and even some of the clutter and distractions that weigh me down. One thing I’m really working on is cutting down on excuses. Let’s be real: when life gets tough, it’s so easy to point fingers or… Read more
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If You Love Mitch Albom, These three Authors Will Tug at Your Heartstrings
When I taught high school English, I introduced The Five People You Meet in Heaven to my freshmen. Then, in sophomore year, we followed it up with The Next Person You Meet in Heaven. By junior year, we dove into Tuesdays with Morrie. Every time I teach Tuesdays with Morrie, I find something new—either in… Read more
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Say Goodbye to Added Sugars with These 3 Simple Tips
I’ve tried several times to cut sugar out of my diet completely. While I’ve managed to stick with it for a month or two, I always end up slipping back into the cycle of sugar cravings—and sometimes, I end up consuming even more than before. My main goal now is say goodbye to added sugars… Read more
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Discover Magic on Foot: 3 NYC Walks You’ll Never Forget
I’ve had the chance to visit New York City three times, and each visit was special in its own way. There’s just something about walking through the streets of the city—it’s like every step tells a story. I spent hours wandering, soaking in the sights, people-watching, and finding those small, tucked-away places to grab a… Read more
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Risk New Beginnings: Cabin Offers Guidance for Your Next Step
Cabin by Patrick Hutchinson highlights some powerful reflections that could help guide your thoughts as you consider moving on from your job and risk new beginnings. Here are five key takeaways to apply to your situation: Reflect on what resonates most with you. If you decide to take the leap, remember that the process will… Read more
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3 Daily Benefits of Walking
This morning, on my second snow day of the year, I decided to keep up my commitment to daily movement despite the snow-covered roads. For nearly two years, I’ve intentionally set out to walk every day. Some days, I’d cover eight miles; on others, it might be less than a mile. Regardless of the distance,… Read more