Category: Victory!
04
May
Decisions, Decisions, Decisions – Part 2
by Kari Scare
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Learning to say “no” and prioritizing along with the other strategies discussed last week in Decisions, Decisions, Decisions – Part 1 will go a long...
27
Apr
Decisions, Decisions, Decisions – Part 1
by Kari Scare
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In last week’s post, Multiple Choice Gone Mad, the topic of being inundated with choices was addressed. The questions posed were: “How can we reduce...
13
Apr
Follow the Signs
by Kari Scare
12 Comments
After spending a couple of hours on a specific task with a specific goal and getting nowhere except frustrated and annoyed, I gave up. At...
06
Apr
Drawbacks vs. Benefits of Simplicity
by Kari Scare
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In considering that Balance Requires Simplicity, we must take time understand that simplicity does have its drawbacks, but those drawbacks pale in comparison to the benefits. First,...
30
Mar
Trapped by Complexity
by Kari Scare
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Simplicity is constantly under attack. Perhaps a more accurate statement is that we are trapped by complexity, which seems to be our default setting, and...
16
Mar
Deciding to Pursue Simplicity
by Kari Scare
10 Comments
Simplicity for any individual is defined to a great extent by personality and temperament. Introverts, for example, in general tend to need slower-paced lives than do extroverts....
02
Mar
10 Marriage Maintenance Tips
by Kari Scare
7 Comments
I’ve been there… to the pit of despair… several times… and back again. (Just like Bilbo.) Up until this point, my marriage has always returned...
10
Feb
Stain Free
by Kari Scare
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While doing laundry one day, I pulled some clothes out of the washer and along with them, an ink pen. For some stupid reason, I pulled...
03
Feb
You Are One-of-a-Kind Special
by Kari Scare
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In 2012, Dr. Pepper came out with a commercial that has individuals proudly proclaiming how they are “one-of-a-kind.” Being one-of-a-kind gives an impression of high...
20
Jan
Coffee Habit Chronicles
by Kari Scare
12 Comments
A habit that began at age twelve. One fed by my mother who brought me coffee in bed every morning throughout my teenage years. An...