Goal Planning

As the saying goes, when we fail to plan, we plan to fail. This is why really thinking through our goals and outlining the steps to achieve them is so key for success. As quarter one is soon coming to an end, I wanted to share how I’ve been goal planning thus far this year, along with some tips to help you achieve your goals this year.

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5 Procrastination Hacks

Are you guilty of putting off certain tasks that need to be done because you don’t enjoy said tasks? If you answered yes, you’re not alone. Whether it’s chores around the house, work assignments we dread and the like, we’ve all been there before. However, rather than keeping the less desirable tasks on our to do list forever, I found some ways we can face them head on and tackle them.

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2 Months Later

I wrote my last blog post 2 months ago. I sadly lost my dad just shortly after that. I miss him so much, and the pain of losing him is not something I can describe. As I navigate life without him, I’m taking the many things I learned from him and the wonderful memories I have of him with me.

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Fear Of Missing Out

Fear of missing out (F.O.M.O.) is real, but it doesn’t have to dominate us. Although my no game is stronger in my 30s, unfortunately fomo doesn’t just completely go away as you get older. I am at a place in my life right now though, where I’m trying to kick fear of any kind to the curb. Let’s dig into fomo, and I’ll share of my personal experiences with this…

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Gratitude Challenge

Fall is a great season to focus on gratitude, aside from just Thanksgiving Day. Although 2020 has had tons of challenges, we still have a lot to be thankful for that we sometimes overlook. With this in mind, I'm challenging all of us (me included) to take part in my year end challenge…

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Fall 2020 Bucket List

Happy First Day of October! As we kick off quarter 4, I decided to make a Fall bucket list, comprised of goals and fall fun. While Fall staples like carving a pumpkin and roasting smores are on my list, more of my focus is on making the best of these last 92 days left in 2020. I know many have cancelled 2020 out completely because it’s been a rough year, but as the year has shown us things can turn around suddenly. In the case of quarter 4, I hope things turn around for the good. So here are some things on my to do list for this Fall.

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2 Ways I'm Managing a Full Plate

It’s Tips Tuesday, so I wanted to share on something most of us can relate to…having a full plate! No, not a full dinner plate on Taco Tuesday lol, but a full list of things and responsibilities we focus on daily. I have not mastered managing a full plate, but there are definitely some practices I exercise that makes managing it all happen. On Sunday, I was reminded of 2 of these key ways to manage a full plate…

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Learn and Lounge Loft

Back to School season is here! As the local area is starting virtual learning today, I’m sending all the prayers up for a successful and blessed school year. The kids and I will be learning and working in our loft, so I’m sharing today the rundown of our space, and I hope some of these simple ideas are helpful to you if you’re still working on your virtual learning space.

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Back to School Shortall Finds and More

I’ll be grabbing some Back to School looks for the kids next week. Even though it’s virtual learning, they will still be up and dressed as if they were in the school building because we have to keep some sense of normalcy around here. It has been a shortall rocking summer for Cass, and we’re gonna keep it going for virtual learning, too. She picked out this simple yet cute look herself from head to toe. I'm sharing the details on these items and other cute back to school and weekend outfits.

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