Step Into Your Inner Goddess: Your Guide to Letting Go of Pain

What do you need to let go of?  I’m not talking about a few extra pounds or even the financial weight of credit card debt.  I’m referring to the inner baggage that weighs you down and sometimes holds you hostage.  If you find yourself feeling like a bag lady, then in the iconic words of

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How to Overcome a Friendship Breakup

I’ve been thinking about friendships over the past few years because there was a time when I felt that my friendships weren’t fulfilling. I didn’t have the friends that I wanted or the quality connections I needed. Sometimes friendships end due to practical reasons like when you move away. Sometimes there are internal reasons like

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Plan a Healing Digital Detox Weekend

Many of us need a digital detox weekend, and we don’t even know it. I developed the idea of a digital detox weekend because so many of us are suffering unnecessarily due to what we are consuming, myself included.  Keep reading to learn more about my definition of a digital detox and the 3 step

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How I’m Raising My Kid to be Money Confident

This blog post is sponsored by T. Rowe Price. All thoughts, opinions, and experiences are my own. My mother was a fierce woman. She left colonial Antigua to pursue midwifery in England back in the 1950s, lived throughout Europe and Canada, and finally settled in New York City in the 1970s with her then-husband to

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What I Wish I Learned about Money from My Mother

This blog post is sponsored by T. Rowe Price. All thoughts, opinions, and experiences are my own. My parents immigrated to the United States from Antigua in the 1970s to amass a small fortune, excel in their careers as nurse and doctor, raise two perfect, happy children, and be the envy of their friends and

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How To Admit & Identify A Life Problem

Pexels – CC0 License It’s not a great indictment of your character to fail or make mistakes. In fact, everyone does. It is simply impossible for a limited human being, having to learn everything from scratch, to get everything right continually. You’ll make mistakes, and that’s perfectly fine. What’s not fine is continually making mistakes

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30 Romantic Staycation Ideas for Couples on a Budget in 2026

Staycations have taken off in popularity. According to a 2025 survey by TravelPulse, over 60% of couples report they would rather take shorter, local getaways or stay-at-home weekends instead of phasing out long international trips. Whether you live in a city apartment or a suburban home, these romantic staycation ideas for couples will help you

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8 Affordable Gadgets for a Lush Holiday on a Budget (While Working on The Road!)

The world is being taken over by fierce solopreneurs and fempreneurs who are re-shaping the way we look at finances and success today. However, after months spent fighting the consequences of a global pandemic, even they need a holiday! And, with all the travel restrictions and social distancing measures in place, the chances for a

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Ways To Reset During A Busy Work Day

Sometimes the workday can get out of hand. There may be too many emails to sift through, communication snafus with your coworkers and sometimes you may have just started your day off wrong. Do not worry! Just because your workday started off wrong does not mean that it has to end wrong. Here are some

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4 All-Natural Ways to Increase Your Productivity (and Thrive While WFH)

Photo by Judit Peter from Pexels Working from home might give you the chance to finish your project from the sofa and while wearing your PJs. However, it is undeniable that this lifestyle comes with some challenges that any professional has to face at some point to increase productivity, morale, and work-life balance.  If you

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