To forgive or not to forgive is a heavy decision. What if forgiving could be as easy as plucking a daisy petal and casually reciting...

Does this sound like you or someone you know? I need to do more. I need to be more. I need to stand out more. More attention. More...

We want it! We need it! We gotta go buy it! Bigger, better, newer, longer. Higher, faster, tougher, stronger. Money, jewelry, clothes,...

Sherry Duquet wrote a children’s book Violet The Hugging Octopus that promotes uniqueness, self-esteem, and embracing oneself - literally!

Have you ever considered intentionally and strategically setting yourself up for the best day possible, on a daily basis

Do a deep dive. Look for patterns in your life, influences that have had an effect on you, and the inner dialogue you have within your head

Let’s remember that living life is a gift that doesn’t have to be perfectly balanced but can be full and beautifully balanced!

Live Fearless is not just rhetoric or some positive affirmation. Kim Adams has lived through Hurricane Katrina, cancer and

We want to encourage everyone to take time out and really face the rejection in order to rise to their own personal greatness.

Just like filling up a piggy bank to help when money gets tight, we can store up happy memories, people, places, and things we're grateful

We are built for community, and as our world gets more technologically advanced, we must remember to carve out time and space for kindness,

So let’s shift our focus from being perfect to just taking small steps towards being better.

We can thrive if we evaluate what we’re good at, focus on our life’s purpose, and move forward in our designated lane.

Let's learn how to do a better job of handling people telling us how we can do a better job!

There’s also a fine line between that and stepping into the role of “I, Judgy McJudger, am here to judge you and everything you’re doing is

Are you more likely to say….. Let’s Shake Things Up a Little! OR Please. Don’t. Rock the Boat! Maybe you are already working on accepting...