Blog Posts on COVID-19 Coronavirus (Page 2)

Mid-week Motivation: Reading Can Boost Your Mental Health in Astounding Ways!

Most of us consider reading books as simply a way to pass the time. While that may be a good end in itself these days, I’ve discovered there are actually health benefits attached to this favorite leisure activity. Who knew?! According to thehealthsite.com, there are several science-based rewards that come with reading books, such as: Mental exercise: Reading…

Mid-week Motivation: Embracing Simple Pleasures Can Make Life Less Difficult

Simple pleasures are the last healthy refuge in a complex world.” ~Oscar Wilde When all is said and done, isn’t it the modest pleasures of life that bring comfort and gratification during stressful times? For me, this is definitely the case! As we’ve all experienced some bumps along the road over the past year, I’ve discovered…

Midweek Motivation: If You’re A Perfectionist, You Need to Read This!

One thing that I’ve noticed repeatedly in conversations with both clients and friends is people saying how stressed-out they are right now! We are running in so many different directions each day and trying to keep up with more to-dos than ever before. The results are feelings of stress, pressure, helplessness, or failure. If you…

Mid-week Motivation: Punch Your Way Out of the Pandemic Pit

When will this ever end? If this question [regarding COVID-19] has spiraled through your thoughts over the past several months, you’re not alone. The pandemic “pit of despair” is real but that doesn’t mean you have to remain stuck in its deep, dark trenches. I’ve needed to remind myself a few times of this great Bible promise found in…

Mid-week Motivation: MINDFULNESS MATTERS!

When stressful days hit, I’ve found it effective to be mindful in my activities. Capturing the simple things in life helps lift my spirit on days when I might otherwise have a huge case of the blahs! So, here are a few easy things I do to drive my [potentially] negative reactions toward life-restoring actions instead. I love…