Failure isn’t necessarily the end of the road. With the right mindset, attitude and outlook, your loss may be a new beginning worth celebrating.
I used to have a bad case of analysis paralysis. The bigger the decision, the more I’d overthink it. And the more I thought about it, the less I could make up my mind and act. I think lots of new grads feel that way about leaving college and entering …
I want to speak frankly about something, something borne from my own pain and heartbreak. Often in Christian circles (not all, bear with me; Boundless discusses these hard issues more than some church groups) we are told, “Don’t have sex; discus …
“Sooooooo, how was it?” I asked my roommate when she got home from a blind date a co-worker had arranged. “I had a great time,” she explained, while giving me a quick run-down on her first impression of him and the highlights of their conversation over …
Car seats are the worst. I usually refrain from going into detail about my life as a mother here, because I know a lot of that may not be of interest to single readers. When I was single, I remember meeting with “mommy friends” and half-listening to ta …
Not everyone likes making New Year’s Resolutions. What could be worse than setting yourself up for failure once a year? But resolutions can be helpful. We should expect some difficulty when establishing new habits and setting new goals. Success is lear …
I tend to think I have more time than I really do so I came up with a few strategies that have helped my time management.
One of the advantages of living in Georgia right now is that we’re still in the middle of fall. The pumpkins of Halloween have mostly been taken off of their respective porches, but pumpkin spice lattes are still as popular as ever. Men are breaking ou …
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