Thinks I find along the way
Nobody said it was easy to move on after any past relationships, so when my three-year relationship ended, my life fell apart a little. Well, a lot. It If you think there’s any reason to hold on to any past relationships, this article is meant to help understand you definitely DON’T! For your own sake: Past Relationships: 3 Reasons Why You Need to Let Go — Purpose Fairy
We need time in nature for our mental health. Nothing calms our worries like getting out of our head and getting into a park or on a trail: The Healing Power of Nature: How Walking in the Rain Saved My Life – Tiny Buddha
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I considered not writing on this blog anymore. It’s been less than a year since my divorce, but I feel very much healed, or healed enough, to continue on with my life.
I realize though, that a lot of people are suffering from the pain of divorce. Divorce is such a big shift of identity and self that it’s hard to overcome it quickly and hard to overcome it with little pain.
I wrote some guides to getting over divorce, and I offered plenty of advice. But that’s not to say that everyone is going to recover at the same rate or in the same way as I did.
I think instead I’ll offer you a place where you can listen to the musings of a happily divorced man.
By happy, I think of my former spouse and wish her the best. I smile when I think of her, if…
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“We’re all just walking each other home”: We’re all just walking each other home
We have a new year upon us, and while “January 1” is just an arbitrary date, for most of us, it feels like a new beginning.
And there’s something beautifully minimalist about this new beginning — it’s a blank slate, where we can do anything, imagine possibilities, become a new person.
In fact, this is available to us in any moment: each new second is a fresh beginning, a new opportunity, a chance to start over, a blank canvas to be filled with whatever art we are moved to create.
Let’s imagine this new year as a blank slate. It’s like an empty house: what would we like to put in it? New Year: The Beautiful Minimalism of a Blank Slate : zen habits
On this day in 1776, writer Thomas Paine publishes his pamphlet “Common Sense,” setting forth his arguments in favor of American independence: Thomas Paine publishes Common Sense
“The most powerful editors in the world? Algorithms.” Go to the source to hear Eli Pariser on the topic of filter bubbles: Algorithmic catastrophe: How news feeds reprogram your mind and habits
It turns out New York City is a pretty good teacher. It pushed me to my limits and taught me three big lessons about finding peace along the way: Creating Calm in the Chaos: 3 Lessons on Finding Peace from a Year in NYC
Wishing us both this Holiday and Beyond: Presents … and Presence – Thrive Global – Medium
“If you are now wondering where to look for consolation, where to seek a new and better God… he does not come to us from books, he lives within us… This God is in you too!”
Hermann Hesse on Hope, the Difficult Art of Taking Responsibility, and the Wisdom of the Inner Voice
Bright, shiny objects! 
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