Today’s world is so hectic and “busy”. Technology was supposed to save us time, but instead it created lots of extra stuff to fill it with – like social media. […]

I’ve been looking for some time for a way to have a productivity dashboard open in one of my browser tabs… something I could look at in the morning to get inspired and a way to check in with my to-do list.

Even if your parents weren’t the greatest, you can almost always find something positive they gave you: a good piece of advice, a lifetime of love and support, a fantastic gift, food and shelter, financial support, etc. What did your parents give or provide you for which you’re grateful?

There are so many ways to let someone know you’re special to them. Even the tiniest gesture can make someone feel appreciated.

This is a topic that’s probably close to everyone’s heart this year. So many things didn’t work out the way we hoped they would that we’re probably all experts at […]

This was a difficult question for me because I don’t necessarily view my life as a set of victories. Accomplishments, yes. But a victory is when you overcome something, and I haven’t necessarily had anything drastic to overcome.

For me, learning is a lifelong process. There are always things I still want to learn, especially if they’ll help me be healthy and happy.

Everything is harder during a pandemic, and love is one of those things. Love is hard during a pandemic because we all need so much more of it and many of us have less to give.

We all have people we turn to when we need advice on things. Sometimes it’s a parent or a teacher, but it could be a friend or colleague. As you’ll see in this video, one of the most common answers is, “It depends.”