On the Blogger’s Forum page, see postings of press releases and articles from the Jack Up Your Life events and seminars, along with blogs about personal events, inspirational quotations, stories and motivational articles from both myself and friends.
Don’t leave the site without checking out Tyler Remus Cloud’s Practical Madness, the Confidently Insecure Jess Aronin, Cole Buckley’s Weakness Lies Strength, Zellest T. Vasquez’s Aspirations of an Innocent Mind, and David Roel’s Integral Life, for fresh insights into habits of thought, health and wellness!
For your consideration.
Think Different, Dream Big: Entrepreneurship Through a Neurodiverse Lens
Neurodivergent individuals bring unique qualities that can significantly benefit entrepreneurial endeavors. This article delves into why their distinctive skills and perspectives are advantageous for business creation and success.
An article by Ashley Taylor
Read MoreStaying Healthy in Later Life
Good health is important at every age, as it can affect our ability to care for ourselves and our loved ones, and to create good lives for ourselves.
By Emma Grace Brown
Read MoreStop the Self Sabotage
Self-sabotaging behaviors often come from limiting beliefs and fears. These invariably turn into practices and self-reinforcing habits. The good news is that we all have the power to change these beliefs, and by doing so, change our lives for the better.
By Emma Grace Brown
Read More5 Great Ways to Enhance Your Quality of Life as a Senior
Becoming a senior comes with all kinds of wonderful advantages, from having greater willpower and emotional stability to years of experience and wisdom that you can pass down to younger generations. At the same time, however, it’s normal to experience a few physical and mental challenges when you reach your senior years. How you learn to cope with these challenges . . .
Article by Emma Grace Brown
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Read MoreYou Made It Through Trying Times – Now, It’s Time to Try Something New
When you’re recovering from a low point, you have to focus on what you need so that you have the strength to continue moving forward. Start your self-evaluation by defining your needs.
Article by Emma Grace Brown
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Read MoreParents: How to Overcome Caregiver Fatigue With Self-Care
If you’re a parent of a child with special needs, you likely find yourself having to handle many tasks at once. Some days, it may seem like you don’t even have a second to sit down and rest.
By Jason Lewis
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Read More6 Tips for Entrepreneurs Ready to Boost Their Confidence for the Next Venture
Try to implement as many of these tips as you can. However, don’t overwhelm yourself. Sometimes it takes time to feel better, and you must allow yourself a few setbacks.
By Emma Grace Brown
Read More5 Tips to Stay Positive and Get Inspired During a Mid-Life Crisis
When a mid-life crisis hits, taking action as soon as possible can help you turn things around, regain your confidence, and maintain a positive outlook. When you need a little inspiration, turn to these simple tips . . .
By Jason Lewis
Read MoreMaking Time for Yourself: Why You Need to Practice This Skill as a Business Owner
If you own a small business, it is important to practice self-care. Keeping yourself from feeling swamped allows you to grow your company, avoid burnout, and helps you feel your best no matter what is going on.
By Emma Grace Brown
Read MoreWhich COVID Adaptations Should We Permanently Employ?
A select few discovered the secret to happiness at home, and that includes eating healthy, exercising, making the most of precious family time, and utilizing every square inch of your space to better accommodate your needs.
An article by Emma Grace Brown
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