All of us need reminders to enjoy the fruits of our labors as we juggle to-dos. Here are our readers' favorites, covering topics from faith to family reading to good food.
Stumbling Blocks or Stepping Stones: Putting Obstacles to Work
This simple exercise is powerful because it encourages us to learn and grow, instead of becoming frustrated or beating ourselves up over setbacks.
He’s BAC!
Looking for a fun way to introduce children to the basics of food safety? Try this free downloadable storybook—He's BAC!: A Children's Guide to Keeping Food Safe.
Now in Color: The Worst Jokes I Know
Ready for more color, more jokes, and more family fun? Homestead on the Range is pleased to announce the release of an updated edition of The Worst Jokes I Know (and I Know a Lot!).
One Option
There is certainly a time and place for backup plans. But not when it comes to big life goals!
10 Resources for a Successful Country Living Mindset
Success starts in the mind. It cannot be manufactured through procedures. First we must know where we want to go. Then we must seek effective ways to get there.
The 5×5 Method of Motivation
Chances are, you are way farther ahead than you think. The next time you feel discouraged at your progress, use the simple 5x5 method to motivate yourself.
Choosing the Best Firewood for You
If you are looking for firewood for the winter months, you may have several options to choose from, whether you buy wood or split your own.
The Paradox of Timing
If you have time, don't wait for time. Timing is everything. Which philosophy is right? Or is there truth in both?
Why SMART Goals Are Stupid (and What to Use Instead)
SMART goals are specific, measurable, attainable, relevant, and time-bound. Sounds pretty safe, doesn't it? And that's exactly why SMART goals aren't so smart.
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