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Connecting Over the Game: How Football Brings Us Closer Feb 09, 2025

It’s Super Bowl Sunday, and for many, it’s about more than just football. It’s about connection—gathering with friends and family, sharing snacks, and shouting at the TV together. For me, football has always been a reminder of the quiet moments of co...

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Finding the Good in the Hardest Moments Feb 02, 2025

Life has a way of throwing us into chaos when we least expect it. The present moment can feel overwhelming, disorienting, and downright impossible to navigate. I know this because I’ve been there.

For eight years, I was a caregiver, and during that ...

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How to Be a Good Friend Jan 26, 2025

Friendship is one of life’s most cherished gifts. It’s a space where we find comfort, joy, and connection. But being a good friend doesn’t just happen—it takes intentionality, presence, and respect. Friendship isn’t about perfection or having all the...

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Embracing Growth: Lessons from the Soil Jan 19, 2025

Change—whether we ask for it or not—is rarely easy. It’s uncomfortable, unfamiliar, and often downright intimidating. Even good change can bring feelings of uncertainty or fear. Yet, change also carries within it the promise of growth.

The best less...

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Imposter Syndrome: Moving Beyond the Self-Doubt Jan 12, 2025

In eighth grade, I had the opportunity to join the "Gifted and Talented" program. It was a chance to be recognized as one of the "smart kids," but that’s not how I saw it. Not long after joining, I struggled with a single math assignment. Instead of ...

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The Power of Naming Feelings: A Path to Connection and Growth Jan 05, 2025

The swimming pool was alive with the sounds of children splashing, laughing, and playing, but one interaction caught my attention. A child nearby was wailing, visibly resistant and unhappy, while their mother seemed equally overwhelmed—reacting, not ...

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