Because Those Who Matter Don’t Mind

Everyone Has a Story, and Those Who Matter Don't Mind

              The title of this post comes from the infamous words above from Dr. Suess who said that those who mind don’t matter, and those who matter don’t mind.  I try to remember these words every time I sit down to write a post, and I have to confront […]

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Days Like Today Just Hurt

Image describes the feelings of depression

                Days like today just hurt because I don’t know what to do with myself. No activity I try on fits. Nothing seems right. I am paralyzed in depression. It’s past noon, and I’m still in my pajamas. Whatever. I started a new journal today. It took exactly eight […]

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5 Tips on How to Journal Consistently

5 Tips on How to Journal Consistently

I would be lost without it. It goes everywhere I go.  I learn my thoughts among its pages and find my word between its lines.  There is no doubt, my journal is a treasure. Journaling has become my friend, a safe space, and a form of self-care. It is my  “me” time. I have heard from […]

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Top 10 Ways to Become an Unpopular Blogger

woman typing on laptop

    It takes talent to be an unpopular blogger, and that’s what I have become.  It’s true. There is no room for doubt: my blog is just not popular.  It’s not that I don’t enjoy blogging.  There are at least 15 reasons why I love writing.  But don’t be jealous.  You, too, can be […]

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Mental Health Blogs And 18 Reasons You Should Read Them

Mental Health Blogs help with mental concerns

  You should be reading a mental health blog. “Why,” you respond.  “I am not mentally ill.” I hear the same response in connection to mental health blogs all too often. However, you do not have to be diagnosed with a mental illness to benefit from a MH blog, so I’ll let you in on […]

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