One Thing I've Learned
Things I've learned, from inconsequential to practical to bigger-picture. Also see: Debbieohi.com/links
There is no magic shortcut. You need to do the work.
I have learned that pushing through the tough bits often helps me build skills that will come in handy for other projects or goals...including perseverance when I make mistakes or
I have learned that pushing through the tough bits often helps me build skills that will come in handy for other projects or goals...including perseverance when I make mistakes or missteps.
Never presume to know another's grief.
I will never say I know exactly how you feel.
I will never say I know exactly how you feel.
Be fully present. The "last time" won't announce itself.
When you are with someone you care about, be fully present. Don't multitask, don't be thinking ahead about other things you need to do. Give them and the moment your
When you are with someone you care about, be fully present. Don't multitask, don't be thinking ahead about other things you need to do. Give them and the moment your full attention.
Don't go into a romantic relationship expecting the other person to change.
Great advice from our friends who were married 50+ years
Great advice from our friends who were married 50+ years
Writing by hand can help keep me from feeling overwhelmed
Anyone else out there keep a bullet journal?
Anyone else out there keep a bullet journal?
Don't be so obsessed with your end goal that you forget to enjoy the journey
It may be a cliché but it remains so true
It may be a cliché but it remains so true