January 28, 2020
GOOD NEWS | January 2020
10 things to make you feel GOOD! No extras, deep, emotional baggage here. I’m sharing simple things to make you feel good TODAY.
10 things to make you feel GOOD! No extras, deep, emotional baggage here. I’m sharing simple things to make you feel good TODAY.
This is a big post for me, I’m letting you in on a little secret – My number 1 advice to anyone, about anything.
Men’s fashion just in time for the holidays! JOY!
The only winter boots you need! The one you’ll go back to over & over again, even as you add other boots to your collection.
I feel like understanding social media is like living on a constantly evolving learning curve. I’m not talking about the algorithm or how to get more likes or grow your business, but understanding the limits & setting boundaries.
I’m sharing recent snacks & food from the kitchen! I haven’t talked food & groceries in a long time, so I thought it would be appropriate to pepper your life with some healthy snacks to feed yourself in between the holiday treats.
Let’s chat about life today, shall we?
Happy Thanksgiving! My favorite holiday of the year! Thanksgiving means no pressure of gifts, only pressure to eat delicious foods with friends & family.
Holiday season gift guides are running rampant. They’re everywhere, and they’re necessary. Unlike the last 5+ years of holiday seasons, I’m in a cheerful mood this year which is a relief to myself (& those around me I’m sure).
One of my favorite conversation topics as of recently is: BOOKS! I’m trying not to let myself slow down at the risk of losing the hobby completely.
I’m so proud of these fall & winter finds! They’re pretty much all affordable & I think they would bring a great refresh to the clothing you already have in the closet, an addition if you will. No need to throw anything out, let’s just add to it.
Some of the biggest lessons I’ve learned the past 3+ years comes from small talk. Usually, small talk occurs with people you don’t know very well but need to quickly fill the silence. Well, those conversations added up to these big lessons.