When was the last time you gave yourself completely “free” time to do something special for yourself? How often do you truly unplug? Maybe this is the week you give yourself the decadent— yet well-deserved— gift of time.

When was the last time you saw someone 100% committed to something and just couldn’t relate? What does it take for someone to be all in? What if we started to appreciate them for doing it, even if their thing is not our thing?

How often this season have you seen kids with lemonade stands set up in front of their houses? Did you stop? Here’s why you always should…

When you watch the news these days, what headlines cause you concern, worry, or a feeling of being compelled to take action? Do you care about space travel, climate change, or our evolving economy? Read here for some thoughts.

What did your parents teach you about hard work, saving money, and creating your legacy? For most families, these tend to be infrequent conversations. In our house, these were lessons we discussed on a regular basis.

Why do we have Pride Month? And does it matter if it doesn’t necessarily “apply” to you? What if your awareness could really make a difference for someone?

Have you ever had a Monday where everything imaginable goes wrong? Read here to learn about a very non-traditional start to the work week.

Is there someone you should reach out to who doesn’t have the freedom, flexibility or mobility you have? Is this the week to get them on your calendar for some one-on-one time?

Imagine being able to fly in any direction: forward, backwards, up, down, and side-to-side? That’s the power the dragonfly has. Read why this matters for you.

This is the time of year to keep old traditions alive, while also welcoming new beginnings. As summer approaches, what traditions are you celebrating?

How often do you look at your daily activities, and ask yourself, “Is this essential for my happiness?” What if less— not more— is better?

Cars have safety features to protect us and the other drivers around us. Wouldn’t it be nice to have similar safety features on people?