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Being a parent is a challenging role even when you have a two-parent household. Most women don’t plan on being a single mom, so dealing with the challenges of parenthood can come with the added struggle of being unprepared. It can be easy to feel overwhelmed, but remember that you …

Would you be surprised if I told you that the valedictorian of your local high school, a girl that was not only gifted academically, but was involved in several extracurricular activities and had many friends was suicidal and has attempted to take her own life? She showed no signs of …

When you look in the mirror what do you see? Do you see your flaws and blemishes or your beauty and potential? Many people have no problem reciting hundreds of flaws, but struggle to list off just a few good qualities or things they love about themselves. How can you …

Another misconception about purpose is one that many hopefuls repeat. It is: Once you find your purpose you’ll just know it Unfortunately, friends, family and even some “experts” say this same thing in more or less words. Not only is this ridiculously vague, it leaves you confused. It’s most helpful to …

We have been speaking on common misconceptions about purpose. Here is the second one we need to address: 2. You can make a good income on your big ideas  This speaks specifically about money, which means for all of us, it’s time to be real. You can’t live your purpose, no matter …

There are some misconceptions that are common when it comes to your purpose and mission. These create confusion and cause so many to waste precious time and resources when they could actually be making lots of progress. A few of the most common misconceptions are: If you have a purpose …

Take this simple quiz to determine whether you are living up to your full spiritual potential. Answer each questions on a scale of 1-5 with 1 being never and 5 being always. Do you feel like you have more to offer the world, like you aren’t quite fulfilling your potential? …

The SNAP Challenge, where a person eats for one week on the equivalent of what they would receive in food stamps is quite chic these days.  Journalists, politicians and community activists have taken the challenge–both to highlight the plight of the hungry or to point out that with proper budgeting–it …