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What are You Open to Today? Journal Prompt
- March 22, 2022
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- by agueliann
What are You Open to Today? Journal Prompt What are You Open to Today? Today, I release resistance and take on the possibility of being open to see what’s next. I’m holding onto what’s old and, by doing so, keep away what’s possible. Today, I am open to see what’s possible. What am I open […]

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Family Caregivers, Inspiration, personal development, Relationships, self help, Spirituality
Asking for Help: Benefits for Both the Giver and the Receiver
- February 14, 2022
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- by agueliann
Reaching Out: The Benefits for Both the Giver and the Receiver If you are a caregiver, especially to an aging parent or elder, you will appreciate the value you offer when reaching out for help. Yes, that’s right – when “reaching out” for help. Many times, we fall under the misguided belief that part of […]

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letting go of ego

What are You Open to Today? Journal Prompt

Asking for Help: Benefits for Both the Giver and the Receiver