I (Shannon) was tasked recently, at work, to create goals for 2021. The exercise was to break the goals down into bite size pieces, that help work towards meeting the specific goals overall. The work-related goals seemed easier for me to create and break down, but the section for personal goals was somewhat difficult. Creating… Read More »
I (Gerry) can remember as far back as my teens, autumn bringing on a little anxiety, that I may not have felt in the ensuing months of spring and summer. As a child, I always loved fall, and still do, but now I see it as coming with some difficulties, especially, if you are prone… Read More »
In life, there are so many things that we must deal with, that are non-negotiables. Think about it, there are a lot of things on a day to day basis that you cannot say no to: death and taxes being two of them. I feel a lot of power over my own self-worth and overall… Read More »
Working from home has become another one of those "new norm" topics. Since the pandemic ensued, we have become acclimated to working from home. With our recent move, I (Shannon) am the only one who needs a work from home space, but as a minimalist, I wanted the space to be fluid in our home,… Read More »
Tara Parker-Pope recently wrote an article for The New York Times called, “How to Hug During a Pandemic.” At first, it made me (Shannon) really sad, thinking about how we need to have rules and strategy on how to hug, but then, I realized, these precautions on the “new norm” hug, are necessary to fulfill… Read More »
