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Life is multi-faceted, and so in order to not let one segment of your life bog you down, it’s important to maintain a semblance of balance and equilibrium in your routine. If your current circumstances are less than ideal, take the time to adjust and refocus your path and work towards becoming the best version of yourself.
Not to state the obvious, but we’ve all “survived” a pandemic — some people in the USA are completely over it; others are worried about the new deltacron variant and future ones to come. Beyond the obvious, the next generation (Gen Z) are bringing stronger awareness of mental health to the forefront, setting boundaries, and taking no prisoners. Think Simone Biles — the best gymnast in the world right now — who refused to perform her life-threatening stunts due to her mental health not being in tip-top shape. And I salute her! We all need to learn from her bravery and learn to stick up for ourselves when it matters most. If she had injured herself, it wouldn’t have affected you or me, only her, her entire career, and her future. She made the best possible choice for herself and I’m so proud of her — even though I clearly don’t know her personally.
Women have been disproportionately impacted by the fallout of the COVID-19 pandemic. In addition to the fact that women typically shoulder the bulk of childcare and domestic responsibilities, those displaced due to closures and layoffs have found themselves looking for work, or trying to juggle working from home with taking care of kids and being at-home teachers. Fortunately, there are alternatives that can help you get your life and your career back on track.
Everyone should feel safe in their own house. However, doing so can be more difficult for those who have survived domestic violence. The end result – a secure property – is enough to motivate survivors, as, once complete, taking action goes a long way in empowering women when they take their safety into their own hands. Once empowered, they’re able to find their voice again. Adhering to security guidelines and implementing other protective measures can help you feel safer at home.
Launching a business and welcoming a baby are exhilarating, wonderful life-changing events. By planning each step, to the degree possible, and managing your time wisely, you should be well-positioned to enjoy every minute of the ride!
When your loved one is no longer capable of living independently, it’s time to make a call on their living arrangement. At-home care isn’t suitable for everyone, is tough to organize, and can be just as expensive as moving the senior to a care facility. Furthermore, care facilities offer several extra benefits – like socialization and access to group events and therapy.
Everyone is feeling the stress of these uncertain times. Parents continue to spend more time at home with young kids all while working their own full-time jobs. And with the ongoing pandemic, how can parents and children continue making it through this stressful and challenging time?
No matter where you live, it’s safe to say that you’re probably spending quite a bit of time at home. Maybe your family doesn’t have the social lives you once did, your child is anxious about school, the grandparents can’t babysit, or you simply have no time to yourself as a parent — or perhaps all of these statements are true.
For my entire life, I have been severely allergic to dogs, cats, birds — you name it. Not only do I get asthma from being in contact with animals, particularly in dusty, dirty houses, with no air flow, but I also become extremely itchy. What’s worse you ask? It’s a toss up!
As a side note, I have been working remotely for the past 1.5 years due to the global pandemic, and have purchased 95% of what we buy for our house on Amazon, so I am sharing all of the links to the products I use on a daily basis. Hope it helps!
In a world full of chaos, uncertainty, and high anxiety, it’s important to remind ourselves that we are all human — we are all exactly the same, and we will all get through this. This year and I’m future years, we will be faced with seemingly insurmountable obstacles, but it’s critical to remember that we are all in this together as part of the human race.
