Are you ready to make some changes to take better care of yourself and your health in 2022? Good! Me too. So let’s talk about some simple ways to get started. At the beginning of a new year, everything seems possible – including good health, abundant energy and peace of [continue reading]
The Flirtation Experiment – 6 Fun Ways to Rekindle Your Marriage
6 Fun Ways to Rekindle Your Marriage is a guest post by Phylicia Masonheimer of Every Woman a Theologian and Lisa Jacobson of Club 31 Women, authors of the new book, The Flirtation Experiment. From Phylicia – My marriage was dry. Acknowledging this was hard – we were a healthy [continue reading]
25 Ways to Have Fun with Your Spouse During the Holidays
Are you looking for ways to have fun with your spouse and enjoy your marriage during the hectic Christmas season? I am, but it’s a struggle. My Christmas to-do list always threatens overwhelm me, but I’m determined not to let it get the upper hand! I want to have fun with [continue reading]
Keep Going – Healthy Life Toolbox, Tool #12
Healthy Life Toolbox, Tool #12 – Keep going This month we’re talking about “tools” you can use as you work on making healthy changes in your life this year. Whether you’ve set a goal to work on your physical health or to make a positive change in your life, family, [continue reading]
Decide What You Really Deserve – Healthy Life Toolbox, Tool #11
Healthy Life Toolbox, Tool #11 – Decide What You Really Deserve This month I’m sharing a set of tools you can use to make changes that create a healthier, happier life. Changes like: Eating a healthier diet Starting to exercise regularly Embracing your sensuality Creating a stronger marriage Starting your [continue reading]
Stop Messing Around – Healthy Life Toolbox, Tool #10
Healthy Life Toolbox, Tool #10 – Stop Messing Around How’s it going with the healthy change you’re making this year? Are you making progress? Following your plan? Staying on track? If so, wonderful – keep going. Or have you gotten stuck? Find that you aren’t moving forward? Don’t know what [continue reading]