Daily Dose 7 Things to Do When Your Tank Is Empty This week we continue to look at the topic was explored last week, resiliency. This week we specifically look what Wellness Wednesday: From Cynicism to Hope Extant literature suggests the acquiring cynicism is a natural part of human development. Much of this research provides evidence that Little Habits, Big Differences For most of us, mornings are rough. We snooze, wake, repeat. Jump out of bed. Java. And then start firing Mindfulness Booster: Building Awareness Welcome to our second installment in our Mindfulness Booster series. As life continues to inch towards some semblance of normalcy Mindfulness Booster: Listening As life continues to inch towards some semblance of normalcy there will be a natural tendency to lose sight of Giving Back in Style This story comes to us from APNews.com "Celebrity stylist gives free haircuts to isolated clients" Roberto Novo has styled the 2020: The Year We Got Better A recent poll conducted as a joint venture among OnePoll and the charity Eyes of Hope suggests that, while many Giving Walls Bless Parker is the 51-year-old volunteer mayor of Miami (pronounced my-am-uh), a former mining town with a population of about Bagasaurus While lockdowns, quarantines, and homeschooling have been highly stressful for many some have been able to have fun with it Arizona Third-grader Holds Food Drives to Help in Pandemic 8-year-old Dylan Pfeifer has been staging food drives from his home in metro Phoenix in response to the pandemic. Dylan’s « Previous 1 … 21 22 23 24 25 … 35 Next »