
Worrying will do no good
I’ve always loved the saying: If the problem can be solved, there is no use worrying about it. If it can’t be solved, worrying
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I’ve always loved the saying: If the problem can be solved, there is no use worrying about it. If it can’t be solved, worrying
I share a lot of gospel-related personal stories. Looking back at every podcast episode, every Instagram post, every email on my email list…
What’s the greatest good you could be doing right now? How could you make the biggest impact for good on others that you possibly can?
Not gonna lie, this scripture has always been a tough one for me. D&C 82:7 says: “Unto that soul who sinneth shall the former
I had two pretty interesting interactions with friends recently: I have a friend that I only send memes or funny stuff to. You gotta
Spider-Man has a classic line that is attributed to his uncle in the original comic books. That line is: “With great power comes great
I had a cold a few weeks ago, and my nose got totally plugged up on one side. Breathing through one nostril is for
“Things are hard right now and they will always be this hard.” I had a really tough time after I had my first baby.
I stared, overwhelmed at my disaster of a kitchen. It had been a few days since dishes had been done, and for some reason,
The other day, I asked my kids to help me make brownies. Everyone was excited at first! Mixing and stirring and pouring is fun. But