Sober Women Managing Money & Mental Wealth
I’ve always been a fan of killing two birds with one stone. You know, like riding a bike to run an errand thereby getting a task done and getting fit.
So when I first heard the term lifehack, I was already a fan.
Let’s start by defining what a lifehack it.
Lifehack (noun):
a strategy or technique adopted in order to manage one’s time and daily activities in a more efficient way.
I’ll argue, and share some ways, that lifehacks can also save you money. So without further ado, let’s get started…
Happy Martin Luther King Jr. day! I’m reminded that kids all across the country get to stay home from school today and make snowmen or snow forts, at least here in the midwest. Kids in other parts of the country might be playing on the beach. 🙂
Additionally, there is no mail or banking today because this country has taken a day to observe the life and sacrifice of Dr. King. I, along with many others, do have to work today. However, that doesn’t mean I cannot observe the significance of this day, this man and the sacrifice he made for civil rights in our country.
I suppose there could be someone reading my blog from another country who isn’t fully aware of exactly who MLK is so I’ll give a brief summary. Dr. Martin Luther King, Jr. earned his Ph.D. in systematic theology. He was a Christian minister and an activist/spokesperson for the civil rights movement. Dr. King was born on January 15, 1929, and assassinated on April 4th, 1968. What made King’s work so powerful is that he believed in advancing civil rights through nonviolence and civil disobedience.
I was on two awesome new podcasts in the last few weeks and so rather than writing a long blog post this week, I’d like to share links of how you can listen and/or watch the episodes.
Additionally, I’d like to give a shout out to each of these podcasts which are really amazing and worth a listen and possibly a subscribe!
Hello, I’m excited to be publishing this post regarding a review of my 2019 and more importantly a forward-look into the coming year and decade! Last year I wrote a post about creating the sustainable habit of goal setting. I even wrote a mid-year review check-in like I set out to do. Although, I’ve been dreading my end of the year review mostly because I’ve failed at completing all of my goals.