I had an epiphany at church the other day. I was thinking about how great God was and how reading the bible has kept me grounded and on the path to righteousness despite my worst of intentions. As I thought about this, I realized that my faith was my anchor. It kept me from making poor choices that can throw me out of whack. We can all be impulsive at
Since the pandemic hit, it appears as social audio spaces have blown up and skyrocketed. People were looking for something to do and since being in person with others wasn’t an option, Clubhouse filled the gap in the need for socialization. Now I was never a person who was into social audio spaces until Clubhouse. Clubhouse was a scary place for me to be honest. It seemed like sensory overload
So, I did a thing…Now if you don’t know, I have been providing coaching services for aspiring authors for about a year now. My coaching service teaches new authors how to self-publish, where to self-publish based on their unique needs, and how to reach their target market using social media. This has been a passion project for me since I love to help people reach their goals in general and
The first step in recovery from mental illness is realizing you have a problem and the second step is seeking professional help. But is counseling really that easy to come by?The short answer is no.Let’s be real. Counseling can be out of most people’s price range. Even with insurance. Those co-pays add up and when you compare it to the other expenses that are unavoidable (food, gas, rent/mortgage, bills…), it
Many of you have heard of the term social distancing during the height of the Covid epidemic. CDC told everyone to stay 6 ft from one another to protect you from getting the Covid virus. People were very protective about their personal space back then and in person conversations were had with precaution from what felt like miles away.Now social distancing has been used to refer to how you conduct
So, in Part One of My Life As An Autism Mom, I talked about the challenges of being an autism mom and what that journey has taught me.I felt I needed to do a part two so I can further discuss what I am still learning on my journey being a parent to an autistic child.Autistic folks take things very literally. Like when I want Trey to speak louder, and