I often talk about authenticity being a helpful tool in prioritizing your life and decision-making so you can live a simpler life. Your simpler life won’t look like anyone else’s if you are being authentic. But, who are you? How do
Beth Dargis
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It took me a few years, but I have finished my vulnerable book on grieving. Messy Grieving is the journey of a mom (me) who lost her 18-year-old son to murder and how she is healing. You will find ways to navigate your own, messy grief
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A few months ago, I noticed I was starting to feel that underlying anxiety that I was missing something I was supposed to be doing. I was behind on email. I have to dos in many places. And a more than one task fell through the cracks. It was
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With more of our lives moving to the digital world, how can you keep it all organized? I’ll let you have a little peek into how I organize. I organize only because otherwise I can’t find anything and I waste a lot of time. But, once
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I’ve always been sensitive and prone to anxiousness. Co-vid, a new grand baby living here and now a war has ramped it up. The world seems to have gotten courser, more aggressive and dehumanizing. Part of that is seeing less people in our
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I love to read so when my friend asked me if I had any reading goals this year I told her no. Yet looking at how many books I finished last year, I completed half as I usually do in a year. I was suffering from shiny new book syndrome. I love
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For many years I have used the last week of December and/or the beginning weeks of a new year to take care of things so it feels like I am starting fresh. Here are some actions I take: Send thank you notes Reflect on last year and do some annual