Living your best life means living a balanced life. You have a strong purpose, you know what matters most, you practice mindfulness, you listen and have empathy and you know yourself. You show daily gratitude and you are committed to deep connections. You move your body, feed your mind and nurture your spirit. No matter how difficult life can become, it only takes a moment to breathe and shift from distraction to gratitude, remember your purpose and begin again.
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Living your best life means living a balanced life. You have a strong purpose, you know what matters most, you practice mindfulness, you listen and have empathy and you know yourself. You show daily gratitude and you are committed to deep connections. You move your body, feed your mind and nurture your spirit. No matter how difficult life can become, it only takes a moment to breathe and shift from distraction to gratitude, remember your purpose and begin again.
Books Worth Reading: Do Father's Matter - What Science Is Telling Us About The Parent We've Overlooked by Paul Raeburn
No Room for Phonies
30 minutes
5 months ago
Books Worth Reading: Do Father's Matter - What Science Is Telling Us About The Parent We've Overlooked by Paul Raeburn
What about FATHERS? This book outlines research through stories of the important work being done on the impact of fathers on their children. Our culture needs to shift and this book gives us all the reasons why.
No Room for Phonies
Living your best life means living a balanced life. You have a strong purpose, you know what matters most, you practice mindfulness, you listen and have empathy and you know yourself. You show daily gratitude and you are committed to deep connections. You move your body, feed your mind and nurture your spirit. No matter how difficult life can become, it only takes a moment to breathe and shift from distraction to gratitude, remember your purpose and begin again.
