Coping With Feelings of Inadequacy + MORE

This morning I took advantage of warmth and sunshine to do some early spring cleanup in my front lawn.
A few dried-out clumps of tall ornamental grasses should have been cut back in the fall, and their long stalks have been blowing around the neighborhood all winter.
It was time to take care of business…

Laundry is possibly the world’s most boring chore (heck, you’re probably bored just reading this). But it’s something we have to do every week, and there are a ton of ways to do it faster, better, and boredom-free. Here’s how to take laundry day from snoozefest to…well, less of a snoozefest…

By Ryan D Neely –
Knowing how to cope with feelings of inadequacy is very important for our well being. When we feel as if we are not good enough, we need to know how to bounce back. We need to understand how to recover and continue on life’s journey rather than being stuck in sorrow. On that note, let’s take a look at some ways to deal with feelings of inadequacy…

Financial goals must be made by everyone so that they can have a steady flow of income and savings they can fall back on especially after retirement or when they need to spend on something major like weddings or children’s education. We must take out time and analyze our financial goals by thinking what do […

Imagine what it must have been like when humans discovered that we could avert disaster by predicting possible future events…

For example, being able to predict that we need food during winter lead to us learn how to store grain, can fruits and vegetables, and create other life saving measures.

Today you can use this same ability to predict possible threats to your child’s safety or even to predict fluctuations in the stock market to protect your money…

Albert Einstein once wrote, “Imagination is more important than knowledge.”For knowledge is limited to all we now know and understand, while imagination embraces the entire world, and all there ever will be to know and understand.”As I watch the incredible development of my little ones and reminisce about all the mischief I got into as a youngster, it causes me to wonder where our imaginations went…