Tag: balance
07
May
Are You Willing to Not Fit In?
by Kari Scare
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When I was in grade school, I never felt like I fit in. That feeling followed me into my teen and adult years. I’d love...
02
May
Thoughts About Balance
by Kari Scare
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Lack of muscle balance can lead to injury. Lack of balanced vitamins and minerals in the body, whether through inability to absorb or poor diet,...
25
Jul
Live an 80/20 Life, Part 2
by Kari Scare
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Last week, How to Live an 80/20 Live, Part 1 detailed a philosophy for obtaining and maintaining simplicity and balance. This week, the following ideas...
18
Jul
How to… Live an 80/20 Life, Part 1
by Kari Scare
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If 20 years of marriage taught me nothing else, it showed me that people view and handle stress uniquely. My husband and I sit on...
20
Jun
How to… Be Encouraging Just By Being You
by Kari Scare
24 Comments
Encouragement does not come naturally for me. Not something I’m proud to admit. Whether because of nature or nurture, personality or temperament, being encouraging to...
13
Jun
How to… Have the Best Summer Break Yet
by Kari Scare
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After adopting our youngest son two years ago, we discovered the need to create more structure in our summers than we’d had previously. (Our oldest...
06
Apr
Drawbacks vs. Benefits of Simplicity
by Kari Scare
5 Comments
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,...
06
Feb
Go Against the Flow
by Kari Scare
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Moneyball tells the story of a general manager who decides to build a baseball team based on statistics rather than individual talent. Everyone, except the...
27
Jan
Let’s Have Coffee
by Kari Scare
14 Comments
Coffee has gotten a bad rap. Sure, too much coffee often has a negative impact (nervousness, adrenal strain, and sleep reduction to name a few),...
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...