Self-Care Hacks for the Stressed-Out and Overwhelmed
Self-Care Hacks for the Stressed-Out and Overwhelmed
Last week we delved into using the Army’s after-action review for achieving our artistic self-care goals. This week we’ll look at how we can use the AAR process to achieve our academic self-care goals. #selfcarehacks #selfcaregoals #selfcare #podcast #lifelonglearning #growthmindset #learnnewskills #birding #freecollegecourses
Who cares about their zone of proximal development? You should! Find out why knowing your learning zone (zone of proximal development, or ZPD) matters. #ZPD #zoneofproximaldevelopment #learningzone #lifelonglearning #SelfCareSunday #selfcare
There’s nothing worse than hearing the dread phrase, “I’m so bored!” If you let it, it nibbles at your peace like a piranha. Intellectual self-care for you means teaching your kids how to handle boredom.
Looking for a definition of self-care? Wondering whether you need to practice self-care? I’ll answer both of those questions! Plus, download a FREE self-care checklist. #selfcare #mentalhealth #Proverbs31woman #stress #anxiety #depression #wholeness #4Mind4Body
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Today’s Self-Care Sunday guest author knows all about growth mindset. She also knows the pitfalls of constantly taking on new things and soaking in knowledge like a sun-parched Iowa cornfield. Jennifer Dukes Lee shares with us the connection between stilling our minds and surrendering our hearts. How to Find the True Rest that Your …
This week’s installment of Self-Care Sunday continues the theme of vacation. Not only do vacations play a huge part in our well-being, helping our kids learn to put their learning to use over vacation helps us enter into the spirit of life-long learning. A win-win situation for everyone! Bored Kids=Vacation Disaster “I’m soooo bored!” Nothing …
Birding and Alzheimer’s Prevention During my impressionable growing up years, my mom ran a respite care business in our home. The ladies she cared for introduced me to the problems with aging: forgetfulness, fading memories, and loss of dignity through dementia and Alzheimer’s. I didn’t know many kids my age who could identify ‘Alzheimer’s’ as …
