Fuss with the camera and miss the moment
Positively Purging-I welcome your feedbacks in the comments and your likes and passing the real life wisdom on to others as I embark on this new venture of “positively purging“, as I know each of these pieces represents something…
No longer having to rush out the door means I can be more deliberate about my morning routine. Instead of packing my lunch and shoveling food into my face before running for the train. I now take about 30 minutes every morning to read a book, work on my bullet journal entries, eat breakfast and drink coffee before I read the news scroll social media and start my workday. It kicks every morning off on a more creative, reflective note. -lizz Schumer
To make chores seem like not such a…well, chore, stop calling them that. Instead, they become “family contributions.” Teach your 2-year-old to collect dirty clothes into a basket. Have your 7-year-old water the plants. Give older kids first picks from a list of family needs. Explain that you’re all on the same team working for household success. Be a cheerleader rather than a drill sergeant. When kids pitch in, families grow closer, and it’s inoculation against entitlement.
Use decorative mirrors to add instant light to your living space. For larger rooms or any room with a limited amount of natural light mirrors placed directly across from the windows will add instant light.
Help someone cross the street, hold open a door, say something nice to a stranger. Without making it a big deal, discuss what it felt like to do something nice and unexpected. Talk about what the other person may have felt like. And if someone holds open a door for you, take a moment to mention how it made you feel. “I love when that happens!” sends a clear message
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