Author: Jeremy
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The Ultimate Guide to Citizens Bank Park: History, Food, and Attractions in Philadelphia
Planning to catch a game at Citizens Bank Park this season? You’re in for an amazing experience! Home to the Philadelphia Phillies since 2004, this ballpark is a favorite among baseball fans for its stunning views of the city skyline, passionate crowds, and family-friendly atmosphere. The Phillies, with World Series championships in 1980 and 2008,… Read more
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Break the Habit: How to Complain Less and Live Happier
I’ll admit it—I complain more than I’d like to. Sometimes, little things (usually out of my control) really get under my skin. And when I’m around constant complainers, it only makes the habit harder to break. But I’ve realized that reducing complaints starts with one simple step: noticing how often I actually do it. Cutting… Read more
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My Favorite Fictional Characters of All Time
Great characters have a way of pulling us in—not just because of their stories, but because they feel real. When a character’s struggles, emotions, and choices mirror our own, it’s easy to get attached. We see parts of ourselves in them, or maybe they inspire us in ways we never expected. I have many favorite… Read more
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Plan the Ultimate MLB Adventure: Ballparks, Attractions, and Reads
Opening Day It’s MLB Opening Day! Hopefully you have you got your tickets yet? The anticipation is palpable, and the excitement for the new season is growing with each passing day. Whether you’re planning to attend or just looking forward to the season, now’s the time to get ready. The thrill of a new season… Read more
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Move More, Sit Less: How to Stay Healthy at a Desk Job
Our bodies weren’t made to sit at a desk all day with little movement. In fact, research shows that too much sitting can lead to heart problems, weight gain, and even depression. If you are one to sit too much, but want to stay healthy in 2025, cutting down on long periods of sitting is… Read more
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3 Books That Could Have Made Me a Better Person—If I’d Read Them Sooner
Looking back, I wish I’d read more books when I was younger. In high school, I mostly did just enough to get by. It’s funny, though, because I later ended up teaching English and Literature—subjects I struggled with back then. Now, I can’t help but think that some of those novels might have helped me… Read more
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These 4 Travel Apps Make Trip Planning So Much Easier
I love to travel! Whether it’s a weekend getaway or weeks abroad, exploring new places fuels my soul. With countless travel apps out there, I keep coming back to these four for research and booking. While I usually book flights directly with airlines, these apps make the rest of the process a breeze. Trip Advisor… Read more
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2025 Money-Saving Tips: How to Cut Costs and Reduce Expenses
When money is tight, it is crucial to implement a plan to reduce expenses. A few years ago, I was diagnosed with a thyroid illness and couldn’t work full-time for three years. With young children at home, we had to make major lifestyle adjustments, and I often wished I had better guidance on how to… Read more
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3 Powerful Books That Helped Me Understand Death and Live More Fully
Death is one of those topics most people prefer to avoid. It’s uncomfortable, whether you’re healthy or dealing with illness. We see tragedy every day, and there’s often a debate about whether it’s easier for loved ones to cope when death comes quickly or lingers. Either way, it’s sad—and unavoidable. But as tough as it… Read more
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What to Pack for a Conference: Clothing, Tech, and Snacks Simplified
As I get ready to head to another conference next week, my mind starts racing with all the things I need to pack. The length of the trip usually determines my packing priorities—what’s essential versus what I can live without. These days, forgetting something isn’t the end of the world since you can usually buy… Read more