When my daughter was home for spring break from college one year, she decided to “do” crossword puzzles, which actually meant the whole family would “do” crossword puzzles.

Now that you have been inspired by our personal and unique gift recommendations, make sure to try them out and make the final days of this year special for your loved one!

Let’s celebrate National Underdog Day by making friends with underdogs and include them in our social circles. Underdogs can win and successfully contribute to any activity.

So often we keep charging ahead and we do not stop to celebrate or savor the moments of our personal growth. Take time to think about your wins and allow it to fuel your fire into the next year.

Individuals who possess a high EQ are great active listeners and excel at forming different types of relationships, whether friendships, romantic partners, or colleagues.

Communities online and in-person have formed for people to meet and talk with others who have the same autoimmune condition. Your mindset changes when you know you’re not struggling alone.

On Buy Nothing Day, notice how your spending affects others and your community. Pay attention to how you feel. Are you overextended? The point is to stop and enjoy the life you have right now.

One out of five students report being bullied at school last year. It’s the most common discipline problem in public schools and nearly 14% report that bullying occurs at least once a week.

Hiking gives you lots of fresh air and an increase of oxygen to your brain and heart. If you need energy and motivation, hiking is a wonderful way, as it allows you to experience nature.

Origami is often used in advertising, illustration, packaging, and product design. It has exploded beyond those traditional bounds and is now a design tool for architects and engineers.

I didn’t understand the difference between sexual desire and the desire to have sex. I lumped them together, considered them shameful, and threw them back at God, wanting to get rid of them.

Dr. Chanel F. DeGuzman delved into the importance of freeing ourselves from the past, her transformational experience through coaching, and what she hopes others take away from her book.