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Dear Marilyn: A Humorous and Endearing Letter to the Iconic Star
We love this fun and adorable letter assumed to have been sent to Marilyn Monroe more than 70 years ago. In 1955, Nobel Prize-winning author John Steinbeck is thought to have sent this beautiful, heart-warming and funny letter to Marilyn Monroe. The letter, presumably...
A Teacher’s Legacy: Bridging Love and Loneliness in the Face of Bullying
There are rare individuals who transcend the role of teacher to become beacons of hope and champions of change. Such was the case with this teacher below, whose unwavering dedication to her students went far beyond the realm of mathematics. With a deep understanding...
Jimmy Stewart: Hollywood Icon and War Hero – Honoring His Service
You know him as George Bailey, a small-town banker who is sent an angel showing him what life would have been like if he had never existed. “it’s a Wonderful Life,” as you’re probably quite aware, is an uplifting story of family, love, hope and redemption. As captured...
Embracing Getting Older: Life Lessons That Illuminate the Path to Joy
A lot of research has been done on aging gracefully and finding joy, wisdom and happiness in later years, and maturity and happiness in the aging process. We found this wise list of life lessons by Steve Serie. He came up with this exquisite list after he asked a...
Embracing The Time You Have Left, Each Moment is Precious
As we get older we get more and more aware we become of time and the preciousness of life. This beautiful love poem written by Caitriona Loughrey, deeply reminds us to make the most of every moment. Enjoy. "Barely the day started and it's already six in the evening....
Hanging Christmas Decorations Early Might Make You Happier
With the ongoing pandemic struggles happening around the world, people are spreading happiness by putting up Christmas decorations to inspire hope. But wait, that could be a very good thing. Studies show there could be something to the notion of putting up your...
Knowing When to Let Go and When to Take Things Personally
Words matter. It gets old being told you're overly sensitive and that you take things personally. But wait. We’re humans interacting with other humans, sometimes something is said, and it hurts. It gets under our skin. We took it personally, well, because it was...
Empowering Conversations: How to Discuss Body Image with Your Daughter
Navigating conversations about body image with your daughter can be delicate yet crucial for her self-esteem and confidence. Fostering a healthy body image in our young girls takes commitment and consciousness. Below we offer practical tips and compassionate advice on...
Transformative Power: How Forgiveness and An Unexpected Apology Reshapes Your Life
Forgiveness has a profound effect on our personal growth. The impact of our tool "The Apology (You'll Never Receive)®", has supported millions in finding inner peace when you don't receive an apology you deeply need or needed. We receive thousands of messages and...
Forgiveness Is Unique As Your Fingerprint
I have been exploring the emotional, spiritual, and academic understandings of forgiveness for quite a few years. I’m also an incest survivor and have my own personal understanding of this masterful skill. I do believe forgiveness is a skill to master. Your experience...