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Everyday Loss

June 6, 2019 by Leanne Sowul Leave a Comment

I got some news this week about a change at work. Without getting into too much detail, it’s a change that I knew might be coming, and I fought it all the way, but the fight is over now. The change is happening whether I like it or not. I can’t help but couch this […]

Filed Under: Perspective Tagged With: anger, change, grief, path

Big Question, Writing Prompt: Life Change

July 20, 2015 by Leanne Sowul Leave a Comment

Happy Monday morning! As you begin your workweek, before you jump into the minutiae of everyday work and life, take a moment to step back and ask yourself a Big Question. This can be a writing prompt, or just a question to ponder during the day. What have you changed about your life in the past […]

Filed Under: Perspective Tagged With: age, big question, change, writing prompt

Absorbed in My Inner Self

March 24, 2014 by Leanne Sowul Leave a Comment

Hello everyone! I’m sorry for disappearing for a week. I know you were all wondering, where’s Leanne? Where was her usual Wednesday post? Where was the Friday book review? Or maybe you didn’t notice I was gone. That’s okay too. We all have busy lives, and we occasionally get absorbed in our families, our work, […]

Filed Under: Self Improvement Tagged With: change, emotion, music, parent, teach, think, transition, work, write

3 Books That Changed My Life

January 13, 2014 by Leanne Sowul 6 Comments

Have you ever read a book that literally changed your life? Made you think about something in an entirely different way? Opened and expanded your mind? Showed you a new life path? Helped you understand something essential about who you are? If you haven’t, help yourself to one of mine. It’s an incredible experience. I […]

Filed Under: Books, Self Improvement Tagged With: 168 hours, books, change, charles duhigg. time management, culture, giveway, habit, introvert, laura vanderkam, life, myers-briggs, nonfiction, organize, personality, power of habit, quiet, time

My Stay-At-Home Style Makeover: Part I

November 10, 2013 by Leanne Sowul 2 Comments

One advantage of being a stay-at-home mom/writer is the wardrobe. I don’t have to wear uncomfortable clothing, or have the slightest bit of style. Heck, it’s actually a good idea not to get dressed in “real” clothes until I’m about to leave the house, because I’ll get baby food/cat hair on them anyway. But despite […]

Filed Under: Self Improvement Tagged With: change, hair, haircut, makeover, style, wardrobe

Babies Boost Creativity!

March 17, 2013 by Leanne Sowul Leave a Comment

Yesterday I was paging through Stumbleupon.com (a useful and fun website that generates web pages you might like based on your interests) and found a BBC article on Five Ways to be More Creative. The first recommendation in the article is to change your routines. They suggested changing the way you do little things, such as make a […]

Filed Under: Parenting, Writing Tagged With: boosting, brain, change, creativity, energy, intuition, mental space, mothering, routine, schedule, StumbleUpon, unpredictable

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