When I mention unexpected things, we sometimes groan in frustration and think, “I don’t have time for this!”. But not all unexpected things come with negative consequences…
“Finding Joy in the Unexpected and Beauty in Everyday Moments” Read More »
Just like how we talked about finding the perfect place to volunteer your time, talent, and money last week, nonprofit organizations need the same consideration…
“Community Meets Compassion: Celebrating Nonprofits” Read More »
I’m sure you have noticed the theme for this week…giving. Not only with money but also with yourself. I have always said the world needs your kind of you…
This workshop demonstrated how journaling can be a beneficial tool in students’ daily lives to relieve stress, make themselves feel better, or even just keep track of their thoughts.
If your circumstances allow for calm reflection, be sure to use logic to balance out the instinct and make sound decisions. Instinct is meant to be a tool.
It was as if they realized that they were all connected, worked as a team, and found a sense of belonging. Happy Friday, RISERS! I hope this week has been good to you. Happy first weekend of 2024! I started this new year by returning to a familiar job: special education teaching assistant. Though I
When things go counter to what you want or expect, just inhale slowly and don’t take it to heart.
Resilience can be defined as the action and outcome of successfully dealing with and adapting to difficult life experiences.
Our oldest son thought that just because we had checks in the checkbook, we had money.
