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Spiritual Rest

Practicing spiritual rest can involve “anything that connects you with a sense of spirituality, God, or the universe,” Ruan says. In the context of home, spiritual rest might look like having a meditation corner or dedicating a section of your bookshelf to … Continue reading

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Equally Important

Treat every room in a house as equally important. You may not be in a utility space for long, but you’re in and out of it a lot. Why not paint it in an interesting way? – Heide Hendricks   … Continue reading

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Something New

What is the most interesting thing youve learned recently? How and where did you learn it? How might you apply the learning? Positively Purging-I welcome your feedbacks in the comments and your likes and passing the real life wisdom on … Continue reading

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Timing Procrastination

The 5-minute rule is a cognitive behavioral therapy technique that helps people overcome procrastination and increase productivity It involves committing to working on a task for just five minutes, and then deciding whether to continue or stop. The rule is based on … Continue reading

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Proust Questionnaire

what is your idea of perfect happiness? Watching a great movie in the afternoon and then taking a long nap. What do you regard as the lowest depth of misery? War. But also a world without sugar. Where would you like to live? In a … Continue reading

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