Holiday

Valentine’s Day can understandably stir up some difficult emotions, for the most obvious of reasons. And if you’re feeling anything less than optimistic (or even indifferent) about the holiday of love this year, it’s important to make self-care a major part of it.

Valentine’s Day can be a fun holiday no matter what your current relationship status is. After all, Valentine’s Day is about love in all forms. Which includes friendship and self-love. And honestly, we should all be honoring friendship and self-love for Valentine’s Day. No matter what our relationship status is.

Valentine’s Day is such a lovely and sweet holiday. While also being quite a polarizing holiday, for understandable reasons. But honestly, whether you’re in a relationship or not, there is so much to love about Valentine’s Day. Especially when you remember what it’s truly about at it’s core.

Are you ready for this to be the year that you don’t abandon your New Year’s resolutions? With a little bit of strategic planning, sticking to your New Year’s resolutions is actually easier than you may think. Let’s step into the next era of our lives for the long haul.

New Year’s is a wonderful time to reflect on the previous year and the memories made over the last 365 days. It is also one of the best times to begin manifesting your desires for the next. So let’s take a moment to sit down and journal about a bit of both as the ball drops.

Some words are so powerful that they make a statement all on their own. They’re a goal and an affirmation all in one. Which is why it’s no surprise so many people like to choose a word of the year. And honestly? Some words you just can’t go wrong with living by in the next era of your life.

Are you ready to step into the New Year and the next era of your life? Do you have big ambitions that you’d like to keep in the New Year? Let’s start preparing for them TODAY so that we’re fully prepared when the big day arrives.

There is so much to love about the Winter holiday season. From the twinkling lights and lovely holiday decor, to the wonderful festivities that take place this time of year. There’s also so much to reflect on as the holiday season comes upon us. So let’s take a moment to sit down with our journal and reflect.

While the holidays are certainly such a fun and magical time of year, they can undoubtedly also be quite stressful. Which is why self-care is certainly essential through this lovely time of year. Especially as the holidays are intended to be a time of rest and joy at their core.

A New Year is such an exciting time to think of the person you’re becoming. But before you step into the next era of your life, you certainly want to leave behind what isn’t going to serve you in the next phase of your life. So let’s cut that crap today!

The winter holiday season is such a magical and lovely time of year. And there’s so many ways to embrace it and enjoy it all throughout December. Whether you choose to stay cozy at home, or venture out into the holiday Wonderland, there’s so much fun and joy to be had.

Holiday food is certainly delightful, and something to be indulged in and enjoyed. That said, getting a bellyache from overeating is not exactly festive. So let’s take steps to keep our belly comfortable this holiday season, without trying to restrict ourselves from those decadent treats.

Halloween is undeniably a fun holiday. Halloween is also wonderful holiday for reflection. Perhaps on facing your fears, or maybe on embracing the darkness. Or even allowing yourself to accept inevitable endings. Whatever it may be, Halloween is a great time to break out your journal and write about some reflective prompts.

Halloween is one of the most fun holidays of the year. It’s hard not to enjoy it and get into the spirit of the Spooky Season at least a little bit. And contrary to popular belief, as an adult, you don’t even have to be an extrovert (or a partygoer) to enjoy it. Sometimes, you really don’t even have to leave your house.

New Year’s resolutions can be quite exciting. Oftentimes, we get so excited about them that we can’t wait to get started on them. And honestly? There’s no reason why we shouldn’t be starting our New Year’s resolutions early. Especially when there are actually quite a few benefits to doing so.