Self esteem has long been considered the bedrock of individual success. But high self-esteem may not be all that it’s cracked up to be. Thinking you’re great (which of course you are) comes with pressure to live up to your own self-image. You may live Continue reading →
Do You Play Favorites?
Eeeny Meeny Miny Mo—I choose YOU as my favorite!!!!! Continue reading →
When I Grow Up
When I was little my dream was to be a nurse. Dressed all in white with that cute perky little hat sitting on top of my head–that was the picture I had in my mind. I think my dream job originated from being in the Continue reading →
Older Is Sometimes Better
Is older better? In my opinion sometimes it is. Continue reading →
You Are An Original
Have you ever stopped to think about that? You. Are. An. Original. There is only one of you. You are uniquely made. You might have children and siblings who are similar in some ways but let’s just face it — each of us is indeed Continue reading →
It’s All In the Name
Do you like your name? Everyone has one. But be honest. Do you like yours? I have always loved my name. I am just Beth Ann. Not Elizabeth. Not Bethany. Nope. Beth Ann. Plain and simple. Perfect. Short and sweet. Nothing fancy and I think Continue reading →
Daily Gratitude
One of the things I am trying to do this year is to continue to focus on gratitude. It is a good thing to try to keep that at the forefront of my life and I love that every day I can find many things Continue reading →
Celebrating Thanksliving Every Day of the Year
Thanksliving. Isn’t that a great word? Our pastor preached a sermon about Thanksliving. Autocorrect keeps trying to change that word to Thanksgiving but that’s not what I am talking about . Thanksliving is a way of living every single day as a thankful person. Continue reading →
Slip On By
A friend posted a song title on Facebook. I looked it up and loved what it said. Trying to not let opportunities slip on by today–what about you? Continue reading →
Regrets? I’ve Had Very Few.
Reflecting about regrets today and how they shape who we are. Continue reading →