In my latest reader survey (You can take the survey here!), and in person, a few ladies have recently asked for skincare suggestions. Just like last month’s final Friday post, this post will be a List Post with lots of helpful hints for you to try. For starters, please know, you are awesome. You are […]
The Lost Art of Homemaking (A Spring-Cleaning Primer)
by Kathleen Guire I love cleaning. I know. Not everyone does. I love order, organizing, and making things beautiful. Homemaking is an art that many in our culture have discarded. Perhaps we back down from beautifying our space because we don’t think it’s “beautiful enough.” The barrage of HGTV picture-perfect homes and Instagram design accounts […]
Time Management 101: Because Time Is (Not) on Your Side
According to my recent reader survey (You can take the survey here.), a lot of people are struggling with time management. As I began looking for time management best practices, I came across this great quote by Susan Ward: “The focus of time management is actually changing your behaviors, not changing time.” She’s right, you […]
Crisis Management 101 (How to be resilient when you or your family experiences a series of unfortunate events.)
Has your family ever been slammed with a whole lot of difficulties, all at once? Just when you think things are getting better—maybe even back to normal—some new problem arrives to knock you to your knees. A few years back, our family experienced a number of negative issues: boom, boom, boom. Cancer diagnosis for my […]
A Bakers-Dozen List of My Favorite Nonfiction Books of All Time (And why I consider them life-changing.)
Do you struggle with relationships, money, finding joy, your aging parents, your weight, your writing, your hair? If so, today’s post is for you! To point you in the right direction, here’s a list of my favorite nonfiction—some would say self-help—books on a variety of subjects. You need more than a list though. You also need […]
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