The 9 Times When It Pays to Copycat
If you have been accused of “copycatting,” there are plenty of examples to prove it can actually be beneficial in certain instances. In this blog post, we will look at nine instances when copying others is appropriate, and how to strategically do it so as to maximize its benefits; under certain conditions it could even help you outshone its original source! Photo by Tolga Ulkan on Unsplash When You’re Still Learning One of the best times to copycat is when beginning in a new field or hobby and need help learning the fundamentals. Copying someone else’s work can provide invaluable assistance, allowing you to gain more knowledge…
Pickleball is Growing Like Crazy in the South
Is your local park a bit busier these days? Crowds are gathering around the tennis court area, and they’re playing a sport you haven’t seen before? Chances are it’s pickleball. This colorful and creative game is becoming increasingly popular in the South, bringing together people of all ages for a unique sporting experience. Pickleball is a great game for those who don’t want to commit to something as physically demanding as tennis. The slower pace, smaller court size, and shorter game duration make it an excellent choice for those looking to stay physically active while having fun. Just check out the pickleball courts in Atlanta, which now has over 30…
Your Perfect Date Night – At Home!
In all the crazy that’s been hitting the world, so many of us have been focusing on family (yep, as we should have been), friends – in many ways just as important, and on finding ways to generate income, keep everyone (especially the tiny humans and our parents) healthy, figuring out how to exercise at home, eat better…the list has been endless and at times, relentless. But for many of us, there is one sector we’ve been neglecting – ‘US’. We mean the royal us as in, the ‘me + 1’, us. So we’re going to help you get your and yours, back on track by inspiring the most…
What Does Your Name-Tag Say?
There are so many names we can be given and give ourselves. The positive names are what we strive for and what God wants for us. The negative names are what we get when we take control and put God in the backseat. I personally have been guilty of this several times. I get it in my head that I can do a better job and navigate life without his help. This is when my life gets out of balance. My relationships begin to falter, depression sets in and doubt takes over. At times it takes me a minute to figure out the missing piece, God. When I do have…
Making Mom Life A Little Bit Easier In 2022
Being a mom is one of the most wonderful experiences anyone can have. It can also be stressful and exhausting at times, and all the pressure and judgment we put on ourselves certainly does not help. The good news is there are some things you can do to lift a little of the burden of mom’s life, read on to find out what they are. Good enough parenting The sheer amount of pressure that is placed on moms today is massive, and sometimes practicing a little compassion and being realistic about what you can truly get done with your time is the best approach. Some people call…
Not Broken Lyric Video!
[embedyt] https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=bOz5klkpc2E[/embedyt] I promise I have not fallen off the face of the earth! I have been insanely busy with my song release Not Broken! I am riding the wave and the journey has been amazing! Have a look at the new Lyric Video that posted today! This is my first video for YouTube music and I am thrilled with the performance. Read here for more and my story that was behind the making of the song! Not Broken, Life After Abuse #music #musicindustry #spotify
5 Reasons To Travel To Australia: Immense Beauty, Diverse Experiences, And More…
Australia is one of the most diverse and beautiful countries in the world. From its stunning beaches to its vast outback, there are endless reasons to visit Australia. Here are five reasons to add Australia to your travel bucket list! Via Pexels The Immense Beauty. Australia offers a wide range of stunning landscapes, from the bright lights of the big city to the gorgeous beaches. Taking a road trip around Australia is one of the best ways to experience all the country has to offer. There are plenty of things to see and do in Australia, no matter what your interests are. So whether you’re into hiking, biking, or…
Technology Gadgets To Help Make Your Road Trip A Success
Going on a road trip is a great way to see the country and spend time with family and friends. But before you hit the open road, it’s essential to make sure you have all the necessary technology gadgets to make your trip a success. The following blog post will discuss some important tech gadgets that every road tripper should bring along! Photo by Mike B 1) A GPS Navigation System Perhaps the essential gadget for a successful road trip is a GPS navigation system. A good GPS will help you plan your route, avoid traffic congestion, and find the best gas prices along your route. If…
Best Time To Travel To Peru
Peru is on our list of where we want to visit in the next 5 years! Jade Poleon (Original Post) has given amazing tips and with Baboo Travel you won’t find an easier planning site! They do it all, all you have to do is tell them where you want to go! Peru is a huge country so the time to travel varies from region to region, but it is important to know the main seasons to go and also the main times of the year that you really shouldn’t go. Here are is a lowdown of the best seasons to travel to Peru. This fantastic South American…
Not Broken, Life After Abuse
See the kid in the picture? That is me, just a child who didn’t have a voice, or so she thought. I can’t remember when it started but I do remember when it ended. I was 14 years old, and in the biggest 14-year-old voice I could muster, I threatened the man who had sexually abused me. I told him if he ever touched me again I would kill him. I didn’t know how, but I would. Two days later, he dropped dead of a heart attack. I mourned his death because even though he was abusive, I did love him. He was my grandfather and I still…
