Tag: reflection
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3 Must-Read Books That Will Inspire Your Inner Traveler
Books have a magical way of transporting us anywhere—whether it’s to a whimsical world, a heart-pounding adventure, or a place that feels like home even if your inner traveler has never been there. They let our minds wander, dream, and explore endless possibilities. For me, both reading and traveling—physically or through stories—inspire me to grow… Read more
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How to Keep Your Travel Memories Alive: Journals, Scrapbooks, and More
Whether it is traveling solo or a family trip each adventure leaves behind memories that deserve to be cherished. While photos are a classic way to capture moments, I’ve found that preserving my travel memories in journals goes far beyond snapshots. From journaling to creative projects, here’s how I keep my experiences alive long after… Read more
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Slowing life down with in these three books
In today’s busy world, I turn to nature and solitude for grounding. These three quick reads about life, nature and stillness help me stay relaxed and productive. The Art of Stillness Stillness holds power, whether it’s calm water or quiet leaves. In The Art of Stillness, Pico Iyer explores how our constant connectedness makes us… Read more
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Ditch the 9-to-5: 3 Books That Will Spark Your Wanderlust
Stuck in the daily grind? Sometimes, the best escape is simply to go—into the wild, down the open road, or along a winding trail. 3 Books That Will Spark Your Wanderlust dive into the stories of people who dropped everything to chase adventure, solitude, and a deeper sense of meaning. Into the Wild Some days,… Read more
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The Power of Words: 3 Inspiring Book Quotes That Will Change How You See Life
Words have an incredible power—they can break us down or lift us up. A single word has the potential to inspire revolutions or destroy empires. It’s a reminder of just how impactful language can be in shaping our lives. With that in mind, here are three of my favorite book quotes and the reasons they… 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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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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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