Dec 1, 2020
Weekly Digest Dec 1st
This week we have several new stories and a new writer to introduce you to.
Whether you need help with creating your own content, or just want to kick back and read ours, I have something you will enjoy.
As it is also now officially the season of cold and flu germs, I’m kicking things off with a story about finding the right supplements that will actually work, and it’s by our new writer, TruHealth by Kasara.
How to Choose a Quality Multi-Vitamin
Tips to choose the best product for yourself
You may ask yourself, “why do I need a multi-vitamin?” The media consistently points out how depleted our food supply is of vitamins and minerals. This is because of pesticides, over-and improper farming, not rotating crops, not putting the nutrients back in the soil, bio-engineering, and GMO’s (Genetically modified organisms)…
How to Break Your Addiction to Failure
3 steps to align with success
I’m going to go out on a limb here. I’m going to suggest that if you have found yourself repeating patterns that end in failure, then there is a reason for it. You may also have something in your past that is causing this pattern…
How I Create Fresh Content Daily
My simple content creation method
Teaching blogging and content creation from the big stage, I looked out across an ocean of nervous faces, all doubting their own ability to create original content for their own brand.
I know that each and every one of those people had magic and wisdom to share — we all do. So why do we find it so hard to access it, and then to get it from our brain to our desktop?
In short, we are overthinking…
A Reminder That You Are Enough
Treat yourself how you would treat a loved one
During tough times we all tend to be harder on ourselves. It’s an interesting piece of human psychology, the reasons why we do this.
Of course, there are many factors and the combination of them is as individual to each of us as our fingerprints. But some of the most common contributing factors that come top of the list for all of us are things like the messages we learned growing up, and the programming we all get from society…
Steps to Healing Emotional Abuse
Emotional abuse is the least talked about and most common form of abuse. Unfortunately, much of what is considered normal and acceptable forms of communication are actually abusive in this society.
It has been challenging to define emotional abuse in our society, but internally when we are victim to this behavior, we know that it does not feel good. Sadly, because of this thin cover of acceptance and the inability to define it adequately, many people may not realize they have been emotionally abused…
That’s all for now. See you again soon!
Sarah
