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How do you want this next season to feel? (opens the original)
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I feel like I’m on autopilot. Every day I go through the motions of going to work, going to the gym, scrolling on my phone, going to bed and waking up to do it all over again the next day. I just feel like there has to be more. But whenever I think about this new life I desire, I get stuck. I suspect that many people will relate to this experience and may even see themselves in a similar situation. So much of our socialization leaves us feeling like life is a series of boxes to be checked.
This one thing may leave you feeling more fulfilled in relationships (opens the original)
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“I always go the extra mile for others, why don’t they realize I also need help?” Does this phrase sound familiar? Do you often find yourself showing up, pitching in, or otherwise saving the day for others but rarely feel like the favor is returned? Here’s a question I’d like you to ponder: When was the last time you actually asked for help? If you are someone who is the problem solver in your circle or the “responsible one” others can depend on, it may seem logical that, of course, people will
4 spring cleaning tasks for your mental health (opens the original)
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The sun is shining brighter, our days are a little longer, and the pollen is coating things as far as the eye can see. This can only mean one thing: Spring has sprung. The dawn of spring can mean different things to each of us, but perhaps most characteristically, it symbolizes an opportunity to start fresh. The idea of spring cleaning, while perhaps a little tedious, gives us a chance to assess what we currently have and to make decisions about whether they still serve a purpose for us, still b
The subtle red flags you may be overlooking in your relationship (opens the original)
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It’s likely that you’ve heard about the more obvious red flags that indicate a relationship may be unhealthy, like cheating, a pattern of lying, or physical harm. But not all warning signs are easy to spot. Some are far more subtle and often go overlooked. In some cases, we miss them because we’ve observed similar patterns in other relationships in our lives and believe this is just how things are supposed to be. Other times, we assume that the behavior is simply a challenge to work through. How
How to handle your last back-to-school season (opens the original)
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For many Georgia families, the new school year is already underway. This season is filled with last minute shopping, new routines and the painstaking transition from being up all night to early morning alarms once again. The hustle and bustle of it all, while often exhausting, is also familiar. We fall into a beat the same time every year. After 13-plus years of the same song and dance, you’ve entered your last back-to-school season. If this describes your current reality, you’re likely experien
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