Learn how to make Christmas stovetop potpourri for your holiday gift giving this year. Just five steps! Share festive scents and your appreciation for others.

A season meant to bring peace can often feel like chaos. Choose the life-giving moments this Christmas. Be on your way to a sense of contentment at Christmas.

Preserve memories from key events with a DIY flower picture frame.

Competitive discontentment happens when you compare yourself with others and constantly try to outperform. Don’t copy to keep up. Guard against competitive discontentment. Learn more about the concept in this article.

Have a pun-derful sense of humor?

Send some positive puns to your people. Choose from one of the 29 phrases here.

Feeling seen and heard is necessary for deep human connection. There’s a place for open expression, but it’s a slippery slope when the open expression damages hearts and minds of the speaker, listener, or subject of the conversation.  Integrate these practical ways to deal with gossip.

Whether you're a fan of outdoor adventures or prefer the warmth of indoor activities, this list of 30 fall activities promises something delightful for everyone.

Even if you don’t own a business, learning about entrepreneurs can serve as a powerful source of motivation, inspiring you to channel strategic effort into your own ideas and passions. Shoe Dog by Phil Knight is one such compelling memoir that can challenge and inspire.

Moving away doesn't have to mean moving on. Stay in touch with long-distance friends who provide a refreshing depth of friendship. Start with these four tips to nurture long-distance friendships.

Hosting a bridal shower or bachelorette focused more on connection than a photo? Take inspiration from this tea-themed bachelorette.

Understanding a company's approach to work-life balance is crucial for determining if it aligns with your personal and professional values. By asking thoughtful questions during the interview process, you can gain valuable insights into the organization's culture, support systems, and overall commitment to employee well-being.

Room to be wrong looks like not failing on purpose but knowing that if you do, there will be empathy and conversation, not explosive emotions or an icing out.

Do you have any questions for us? Be prepared in your next interview with questions for the hiring manager or interview panel. Pull from this list of questions or use it to spark some of your own customized to your field and position.

Want to break free from a bad habit? Identifying whether or not something is a bad habit takes self awareness. Then, it takes determination to replace one habit with another or practice something in moderation. Start today!

Navigating the early stages of a career can be both exhilarating and daunting for young professionals. Whether you're just starting out or aiming to refine your approach, gain insight from these 15 pieces of advice to help you thrive in your professional journey.

Check out these 11 quotes from The Gospel Comes with a House Key by Rosaria Butterfield but better yet read the whole book with quotes in context for yourself!

Reading isn’t the only way to build skills. And, sometimes reading can be limiting. Gaining real-life experiences or interactive problem-solving activities may be better choices at times than pages. Find new ways to learn beyond a book.

In this article, you will find a list of 25 questions for a networking coffee chat. Pull from this list and use it to generate more specific questions relevant to your coffee chat.

Relationships are a crucial part of healthy living. People can motivate us to stretch for our goals, keep us accountable, and remind us that leaning on each other is a much deeper, fulfilling lifestyle than solo pursuits. If you work from home, check out these tips. Don’t do life alone!

Planning or helping someone plan a wedding? Cue decision fatigue. Some of the best wedding preparation advice I received had more to do with big picture thought processes than specific details. These are the pieces of advice I received that I continue to share to couples preparing for their big day. Find relief through these words, not more panic.