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Review: The Let Them Theory by Mel Robbins - Releasing trying to control others' actions
*As an Amazon affiliate I earn from qualifying purchases. The Let Them Theory is a straightforward, motivational self-help book centered on the idea of releasing control over other people’s choices, opinions, and behavior. Written by Mel Robbins, the book builds on her signature style of simple, repeatable mental tools designed to reduce stress and increase personal agency. At the heart of the book is the “Let Them” concept: when people act in ways you don’t like, approve of,

Laura Wakefield
6 days ago2 min read


Review: The Four Agreements - A Toltec Wisdom Book by Don Miguel Ruiz
The Four Agreements is a compact but influential self-help and spiritual guide that draws on Toltec wisdom to propose a simple code of conduct for reducing suffering and living with greater emotional freedom. Written by Don Miguel Ruiz, the book is structured around four core principles meant to challenge deeply ingrained beliefs that often shape human behavior, relationships, and self-perception.

Laura Wakefield
6 days ago3 min read


Displaying my Grandma's Treasures
I've been feeling sentimental as of late, and felt prompted to bring Grandma's collectables out of hiding, and back into view. At my favorite local antique shop I found the display racks shown above in these photos, and hung them in prominent places in my home. I want my kids to see them regularly. They didn't have the opportunity to know their lovely great-grandmother, but she can still be influential and present in their lives through these items and all that they represent

Laura Wakefield
Sep 8, 20253 min read


Never Miss the Chance to Make Someone Else Smile
Love people. Just simply love them and they will feel it. Never miss a chance to make someone else smile. Their happiness will radiate right back to you.

Laura Wakefield
Sep 8, 20251 min read


The Lost Art of Letter Writing
I fear that in this age of email and texting, the art of handwritten letter writing is getting lost. I can't argue that the new ways are far faster and more convenient. I use them too, and wouldn't want to go back to a time when I couldn't communicate with such speed and efficiency. However, we often aren't as cautious with what we say when responding so quickly. In the massive barrage of messages we don't pay as close of attention to what others are saying either.

Laura Wakefield
Sep 8, 20253 min read
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