Advice Stories

Finding joy in life and looking for the beauty in every day moments is important. Slow down and look for those moments, and perhaps even more important, create the moments.

What is the secret to happiness? The question asked by hundreds of thousands of people for centuries is so easily answered when we slow down and look within ourselves.

Happiness, although uniquely achieved, appears to have a common thread among people who surround themselves in fresh, calm and healthy spaces.

Create a new tradition to show gratitude and thankfulness with a gratitude pumpkin or thankfulness pumpkin. Easy to create and beautiful home decor.

It's sometimes the smallest gestures that mean the most to people who are rebuilding or making a fresh start. By helping to stock a friends pantry, you may help relieve stress and anxiety that isn't often recognized.

Life is extraordinarily amazing and beautiful. Human kindness is everywhere and if you can do something to help another human, please just DO it. It is appreciated now in this time more than ever.

I believe that we tend to become complacent in our routines. Putting trust in ourselves to make a necessary change in our lives can be difficult.

There is something very comforting about being under the canopy of an umbrella as the rain gently falls. The feeling of being safe from the elements — sheltered, dry, warm — with the rhythmic sounds of the drops overhead as they meet with the fabric and glide safely to the ground. The moment is

Take this opportunity to notice how you’re feeling on an emotional level. Are the things that are within your control in a state of peace and harmony? If some are not, are you able to take reasonable actions to move them to that state? Please don’t panic if you are feeling that some things are

According to experts, people who are struggling to pay off debt are more likely to suffer from mental health problems, including anxiety and depression. Carrying a heavy debt load can also lead to fear and worry – the fear of not knowing what to do next, the fear of never getting out of debt,