Do we need money to make money? The adage "It takes money to make money" has been ingrained in our collective consciousness for generations. It suggests that financial capital is the primary requirement for generating wealth. While there is some truth to this notion, it is not an absolute rule. Many factors contribute to financial … Continue reading Need Money to Make Money?
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Effective Communication Strategies in Relationships
Active listening is part of Effective Communication Introduction Effective communication is the cornerstone of a healthy relationship. It allows couples to connect, understand each other, and resolve conflicts. However, many couples struggle with communication, leading to misunderstandings and emotional distance. In this article, we'll explore common communication challenges and offer strategies to help couples communicate … Continue reading Effective Communication Strategies in Relationships
Why Are We Generally Prone to Being Reactive Rather Than Proactive?
Being reactive we tend to fold our arms; while proactivity forges us to take action! Human behavior is a fascinating subject, and one particular aspect that stands out is our tendency to be reactive rather than proactive. While being proactive involves anticipating and preparing for future events, being reactive means responding to events as, or … Continue reading Why Are We Generally Prone to Being Reactive Rather Than Proactive?
Citizenry of the Kingdom of God
Divine Citizenship Introduction Citizenship has its privileges, and unfortunately drawbacks. The type of passport you hold could either give you smooth access to, or hinder you from, certain parts of the world. Being a citizen of the Kingdom of God is no different; it comes with both its benefits and drawbacks. Yet, you have immunity … Continue reading Citizenry of the Kingdom of God
Dual (and Multiple) Citizenship: Understanding the Benefits and Drawbacks
Dual or Multiple Citizenship Introduction In an increasingly globalized world, the concept of dual or multiple citizenship has become more prevalent. Holding citizenship in more than one country can offer numerous advantages but also comes with its own set of challenges. This post delves into the benefits and drawbacks of dual and multiple citizenship and … Continue reading Dual (and Multiple) Citizenship: Understanding the Benefits and Drawbacks
Calculated Risks
In life and business, success often hinges on the ability to take risks. However, not all risks are created equal. While some are reckless gambles, others are well-thought-out decisions with a strategic purpose. These latter types are known as calculated risks. What Are Calculated Risks? A calculated risk is a decision or action taken after … Continue reading Calculated Risks
Money Relationships
Various Types of Money Relationships What relationship do you have with Money? Are those relationships innate (DNA) or self-derived? We all have money relationships that we are either conscious or unconscious of. Knowing those relationships and why will greatly help us with our money habits and relationships. What’s your Money Relationship? Money is a critical … Continue reading Money Relationships
The Silent Signals: Hold, Touch, and Look
Different Silent Signals There’s an unspoken language in the way a man holds a woman—those small, tender gestures that speak volumes about his feelings. A gentle touch, a protective arm around her shoulders, or a reassuring handhold can convey love, care, and a promise of protection. But what about the men who don’t show these … Continue reading The Silent Signals: Hold, Touch, and Look
Setting Boundaries: A Key to Healthy Relationships
Setting Healthy Boundaries In my post on Trust, I alluded to setting boundaries once trust has been broken. How do we set those boundaries? This post answers the question, “how do you set those boundaries?” What are Boundaries? Boundaries are “limits that separate acceptable behaviors from unacceptable behaviors.” (dictionary.com) Boundaries are essential for preserving our … Continue reading Setting Boundaries: A Key to Healthy Relationships
When Trust is Broken
Broken Trust Have you ever trusted someone who betrayed you? Or have you broken/betrayed another? What was the outcome of such relationship/friendship? I’ve been on both sides of the Trust coin. I have been betrayed and I have also, unintentionally, betrayed a friend. I realized that whether it is intentional or unintentional, the one betrayed … Continue reading When Trust is Broken
Lifestyle Inflation
Lifestyle Inflation Is your Lifestyle rising, or competing with, Inflation? Pause to think on this. If your answer is “Yes,” you guessed right, your lifestyle is suffering from Lifestyle Inflation. Lifestyle Inflation refers to the phenomenon where an individual's spending increases as their income rises. This often happens because people start to spend more on … Continue reading Lifestyle Inflation
Spiritual Fatigue
Spiritual Fatigue We crown The Fatigue Series with today’s post which I believe is the biggest deal of all the fatigues. Spiritual Fatigue is the biggest deal. Why? Because anything spiritual is not seen with the naked (or physical) eyes. You merely see the effect (outcome) but not the cause. This becomes a greatert deal … Continue reading Spiritual Fatigue
Mental Fatigue
Mental Fatigue Mental fatigue, often referred to as cognitive fatigue, is a state of tiredness that can affect an individual's cognitive functions. Unlike physical fatigue, which impacts the body's muscles and energy levels, mental fatigue primarily affects the brain and its ability to process information. This condition is becoming increasingly common in today's fast-paced, high-demand … Continue reading Mental Fatigue
Emotional Fatigue vs. Physical Fatigue
Emotional and Physical Fatigue are not the same While emotional fatigue and physical fatigue can often coexist, they are distinct experiences that affect the body and mind in different ways. Understanding the differences between the two can help in identifying the right strategies for management and recovery. Definition and Nature Emotional Fatigue: Origin: Emotional fatigue … Continue reading Emotional Fatigue vs. Physical Fatigue
Physical Fatigue
Physical Fatigue What is Physical Fatigue? Physical fatigue is a state of extreme tiredness and decreased capacity to perform physical activities. It occurs when the muscles and the body are overworked or under significant strain, leading to a reduction in performance and an increase in the perception of effort required to perform tasks. Causes of … Continue reading Physical Fatigue
Emotional Fatigue: Understanding The Causes and Symptoms, with Coping Strategies
Emotional Fatigue Emotional fatigue, also known as emotional exhaustion, is a state of feeling emotionally worn out and drained as a result of accumulated stress from your personal or work life, or a combination of both. It is a common phenomenon in today’s fast-paced world and can have significant impacts on both mental and physical … Continue reading Emotional Fatigue: Understanding The Causes and Symptoms, with Coping Strategies
Understanding Fatigue
Fatigue Have you ever felt simultaneously drained, tired, and weak, and it’s not because you’re sick or you’ve overworked yourself? That kind of feeling when you have tons of things to do, know what to do, but can’t get up to do anything. That kind of feeling is not a good one and it can … Continue reading Understanding Fatigue
God’s Perspective on Common Misconceptions: Relationship Myths Debunked
Myths or God? Marriages, love, and relationships are unique, and while certain myths about each persist, it’s essential to understand them through the lens of biblical wisdom. Let’s hear God’s perspective on marriage, love, and relationships and debunk some common myths with insights from scripture. Myth #1: “Never Go to Bed Angry" Ephesians 4:26 says, … Continue reading God’s Perspective on Common Misconceptions: Relationship Myths Debunked
Alaska’s Great Public Spaces
Alaska is the 49th state of the U.S.. Known as The Last Frontier, Alaska is the largest State in terms of area, but not population. According to the Census, in 2023, the state has 144 incorporated cities (census.gov) and is also known for its robust tourism industry, vast wilderness, rich cultural heritage, and natural beauty. … Continue reading Alaska’s Great Public Spaces
The Umbrella of Life: Tips for Shielding Oneself from Life’s Storms
Umbrella of Life Life can be unpredictable, much like a sudden downpour on a seemingly sunny day. We can't control the weather, but we can carry an umbrella to protect ourselves. Similarly, we can equip ourselves with tools and strategies to navigate life's storms. What do you do when en the storms of life rage … Continue reading The Umbrella of Life: Tips for Shielding Oneself from Life’s Storms
Which would you rather be and why?
Credits to Kh-ali-l i on Pexels Life Options An employee or an employer? A tenured employee (> 5 years) with one company or an experienced employee with multiple companies? Spend 30+ years with one company or spend the 30+ years with 3 or more companies? Be a lump sum lottery winner or a spread-out 30-year … Continue reading Which would you rather be and why?
Why Being a Christian is so Hard
Credits: Pixabay It’s so hard being a ChristianWhen so much wrong is done to youBy family members, close friends, or colleagues, and just about everyoneThat you have to live life ignoring their wrongdoingsAnd choose instead to continue loving and praying for themBut I’ll trade no other placeBut to be known as a Christian Being a … Continue reading Why Being a Christian is so Hard
How to jump rope for exercise, safely and effectively – The Washington Post
common jump-roping injuries include calf strain and plantar fasciitis, both of which stem from calf overuse. — Read on http://www.washingtonpost.com/lifestyle/wellness/jump-rope-exercise-safe/2021/06/01/ce822b52-c2f9-11eb-9a8d-f95d7724967c_story.html Alternative Exercise: Jump Roping Hey good people. It’s Sharing Thursday. This is an out-of-the-community article that I feel is worth sharing. It’s about Jump Rope and Jump Roping. Yes , Jump rope and Jump roping? … Continue reading How to jump rope for exercise, safely and effectively – The Washington Post
Intimacy and Mental Health
Credits: Who would have thought that there was (and still is) a connection between the two; mental health and intimacy. Well, if you have been wondering why you are “afraid” of connecting with anyone on a deeper level, or know someone who is, you might even be in a relationship with one who is afraid … Continue reading Intimacy and Mental Health
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