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Jen Whitten is a freelance writer, editor, consultant, blogger and ninja...yes, ninja. When not slaying the Negativity Beast, she enjoys writing fiction and baking delicious cookies. You can view her complete bio under the About menu.
Hey, fellow pipers. Been a while. How did you use the last 18 piper-less months? Were you a bastion of positivity and joy? Or did you give in to the whims of the Negativity Beast? It’s okay. We all do from time to time. The beauty of each new day is that we have the… [Continue Reading]
Passion gets a bad rap, but leading a passionless life will hardly turn you into the person you’re meant to be. When thinking about your life, are you passionate or passionless?
We all have traits we don’t like about ourselves, some borderline self-destructive. Instead of getting rid of them, what if you could harness their power for good?
Well, are you? Since we’re on the verge of embarking on a 3-day holiday weekend in observance of Memorial Day (in the US, anyway), I thought now seemed like a good time to leave you nothing but your upcoming holiday plans to think about until Tuesday. Sound good? But, since I know I’ve got some… [Continue Reading]
Some behaviors and habits can be annoying to other people, while others are downright destructive. Learn how to tell the difference and deal with them.
Inside, we all have a part of ourselves that will stop at nothing to destroy our lives. Imagine what you’d accomplish if you killed that part of yourself. Could you?
Getting praise for our accomplishments can set us up for success by keeping us focused on the prize. The trick is learning to get the praise without being obnoxious.
Have you noticed how some people are failure magnets while others attract success? Maybe we should take a closer look at why failure likes some of us more than others.
Tragedy happens to the best of us. Sometimes, the Universe is out to get us. We all know this, but we don’t always see the lie that tags along with it. Maybe we should.
At times, it can feel like fate is going out of it’s way to make us suffer, but is that really the case? Does the hand of fate intervene or is it all just chance?
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