Self-Improvement & Your Critter Brain That Gets in the Way
Your greatest challenge for changing old ways of thinking and being is your own Critter Brain. What it is and how you can combat it.
6 Ways to Help The Homeless in Los Angeles
The Homeless community in Los Angeles needs our attention and support to help those in need. Cheryl Farrell has some very good ways we can step up and help.
You Are Enough! 4 Tips to Break Your Improvement Addiction
How to break your addiction to always be improving using these 4 tips. Learn that you are enough and you have enough and that it’s OK to enjoy the moment!
West Point Dedication
When Kate Fuglei, visited her son during a regular week at West Point, what she saw was rigorous drive and constant striving for improvement.
Is Living With Your Head in the Clouds a Good Thing?
Dreamers who live with illusions seem to have their “heads in the clouds” but do they actually have the key to joy and unexpected adventure?
Archie’s Homesteading Adventures: Life on the Homestead
The Life of a Homesteader is both exciting and challenging as we learn from this series – Archie’s Homesteading Adventures.
How to Access the Best Reading Resource for your Child
There’s no question that parents are spending more and more time with their kids these days. COVID-19 has forced almost all parents to take a step back from their jobs and their commutes and focus their energy on the people at home. With all of this extra time on...
What Does It Mean To “Act One’s Age”?
Are You Acting your Age? Kate Fuglei shares a moment in the life of one hundred year old sculpture and ceramics artist, Beatrice Wood, and break dancing!
Lacrosse Gear Buying Tips & Review ECD Carbon Pro 2.0
NCAA Division Player, Coach Mac, gives tips on what’s important to look for when buying lacrosse gear and an in-depth review of the ECD Carbon Pro 2.0 Shaft
Self Care Takes Priority: How to be Your Own Best Friend
Our self-care is important. In Cheryl Farrell article we learn to say no thank you, to be true to ourselves and to be our own best friends.
Inspiring Teachers & Lessons That Last a Lifetime
Good teachers will look beyond the teenage awkwardness of their students to inspire and leave lasting positive impressions.
In a Disposable World 4 Easy Ways to Be Kinder to Our Planet
Living in a disposable world of paper towels, one-use bottles & plastic packaging, explore alternative solutions for less waste and a happier environment.
How to Savor Simple Pleasures that Bring You Joy
In these challenging times we are experiencing together or apart, it’s more important than ever to savor simple pleasures.
How a Dad’s Life Lesson Resonated for His Son
Life Lesson Learned at a Young Age “It’s called a lug nut,” my dad said to me. As a Navy Chief, his dress whites were immaculate. This day, though, his hands were darkened from the oil and grease that caked the wheel and wrench and the big, heavy metallic objects he...
What Sharing a Dressing Room with Catherine Burns Taught Me
The lessons she taught me remain with me, deeply a part of the person and artist I have become. I can’t imagine a better mentor than Catherine Burns.
How to Talk to Your Kids About the Pandemic
Healthy approaches parents can take to talk their children through what’s going on in the world right now from pre-school director Debbie Ficcara.
Stand Up for the Cause with Brand #integrity
Anti-racist policies and social justice efforts are an important part of brand #integrity. Does your company walk the talk?
5 Things I’ve Learned From the Woolsey Fire
These times of overwhelming uncertainty evoke déjà vu in me. I have felt this panic before and I have learned how to find the good in a rubble of despair.
Rachel Calof —An Inspiring Bridge From the Past in Challenging Times
Finding solutions in challenging times, Kate Fuglei is inspired by Rachel Calof’s story of strength and hope for better days.
4 Simple Tips for Making Your Home a Haven
How to make the changes, clear out the clutter, free up space to help us experience more spaciousness and freedom from stress.