Set Aside the Optimism Bias and Start Owning Your Future, Right Now! #OwnmyFuture “This is a sponsored post for SheSpeaks/Prudential written by Guest Blogger Danielle Wilson Looking back, as a teen I think the furthest thought from my mind would be, that as the week of my 35th birthday approached I’d be finding myself unemployed - well suddenly self employed and unsure of what the future had in store as a wife and mom of two. Having no concrete plan can certainly lead to a bit of ...
How to Budget for Travel
Today's guest post is by my girl Tyra of Barrisourista. She's a travel blogging attorney that shares lots of great locales, and meals on her blog and social media. Check out her tips on starting to budget for travel. Many people think that travel is something that only the rich can do. They don't believe that it can be extremely accessible for anyone, even if you have a family. This is part of the reason that BarrisTourista publishes tips and tricks for saving money on travel...to show that ...
5 Life Changing Tips for New Moms
Hey girls, Thanks for all the love. We are all doing well. I'm healing up slowly but surely. I've got quite the apropos guest post for you all today. Hope you enjoy. XO, Dani As a new mother, your life changes forever. From the moment you hold your baby, you know that your life has become something greater than itself. Your life is now about caring for the needs of another human being. Adjusting to the full-time care of another person can be joyful, but it can also be tiring and burdensome at ...
How Motherhood Actually Made Me a Better Wife
I'm excited to have Ana Taney of MommysBundle.com as my guest blogger for the day. I love this post, and I'm so gunna have to write a response post...except it'll be....how motherhood made me a crappy wife and stole my sexy....LOL! Seriously, check out this post and let me know your thoughts. If you need me, I'll be sorting through boxes and boxes of "stuff." Just a second. I know what you’re probably thinking… Yeah, right! Lack of sleep, messy house and random toddler tantrums can help ...
Setting Boundaries Parenting Toddlers and Teens
{via} Being the mom of a teenage daughter and a toddler son, I can tell you – with absolute certainty – that there’s never a dull moment in my house. My toddler is usually running around yelling and just being a boy, and I’m mostly trying to shield my ears from the loud music drifting out of my daughter’s room. There’s never a quiet moment, and someone’s always looking for mom. My daughter needs a sandwich and my son just wants to play. It’s the most exhausting job on the planet! ...