Clear Life Coaching by Dana

02/25/2020

02/16/2020

Astounding quote approaching the two minute mark. Enjoy.

This is "Gratitude: The Short Film by Louie Schwartzberg" by ecodads on Vimeo, the home for high quality videos and the people who love them.

02/04/2020

This was written by a Motherhood coach who has a PHD in child development. I suspect there are some gems all parents can use within this article. Enjoy! For me I created a toy library on a dresser in our former basement. Gotta check one in to check one out. Once the toys stayed 'unchecked out' for a long time I knew it was safe to gift it onward.

Childhood of today is messy and cluttered. We must trade the status quo of American childhood by choosing a specific value set for our children.

02/02/2020

When I moved from a home I had lived in for twenty-five years it truly dawned on me how right this statement is. As I whisked through that home to double check every closet, nook and area before shutting it's door for my last time it felt like any old empty building. Without my beloved people and our dog, it was air. It was space.

01/19/2020

The guide to navigating grief. I surely have lived the waves as described below. It's why this man's portrayal is so well defined. I suspect it might be for you as well.

Via

01/17/2020

As consumers, we primarily view cost in terms of dollars and cents. But what are the hidden costs associated with a seemingly great deal or habitual purchase?

11/28/2019

A beautifully written article regarding those we miss around the table. Some years holidays have spikes alongside those mashed potatoes as we bumble our way through the day. Hang on. Nostalgia will sail through and turn into another moment right before your eyes.

The holidays are a time for recognizing our profound fullness, of purposefully dwelling on the abundant overflow we find ourselves in and being grateful for it. Our houses and our bellies bulge to capacity, and we gleefully overindulge in food and friends and laughter. We fill ourselves to bursting....

11/16/2019

Thus far on my own life experience through miles of piles I found this article to be the best of the best due to both the short list and the writers style. Thank you for the goodness. Cheers to clarity and clear horizontal spaces.

Imagine coming home after a hard day at work, opening your front door, and the first thing you notice is that the whole place is a total mess. The kids have left piles of clothes and toys on the floor, the kitchen sink is chock-full of dirty dishes, the table has half eaten sandwiches and …

10/31/2019

Not to muss up anyone's fun or anything yet new traditions can add more than we think in removing the stressors of excess. My brain wants to explode by Dec 20 every year feeling awful I did not accomplish the mother load. There was always laundry or dishes piling up alongside the tasks of festive deeds calling. In experimenting with the holidays I've grown accustomed to listening less to the marketing majors and more to the whispers of a drum I call my own.

Halloween marks the beginning of the longest season of excess in our country.