By Angela Williams Glenn You Don’t Have to Make the ‘A’ Team to Be a Success
We're dealing with the madness of athletic tryouts for young athletes—which club to try for? Is one better than the…
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By Krystal Sieben One of the Greatest Gifts I Give My Kids Is Letting Them See Me Fail
One of the greatest gifts I can give my kids is for them to see me fail. When I was…
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“Is This the Mother I Want to Be?” Learning to Handle Difficult Emotions in Motherhood
Looking up from my neat pile of clothing and surveying the once Mt. Everest of clean clothing that was now…
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By Jenna Dolaghan Dear Children, I Wish You Happiness
I wish a different kind of success for you. You may not always get the best grades in school, but…
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I Want My Kids to Know the Key to Success Isn’t Winning, It’s Trying Your Best
As I dropped my daughter off at yet another practice, I found myself questioning again—is it too much? On the…
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By Whitney Fleming Our Kids Need Us to Stop Performance Based Parenting
Parents, can I ask a favor? Can we stop pushing the goalposts back for our kids? Can we stop changing…
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By Amee Yost I’m Promised a Comforter, Not a Comfortable Life
Hello, my name is Amee and I’m an anxious mess about finances. You know what the very worst career is…
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By Lauren Gonzalez Pursuing My Joy Even if it Doesn’t Mean “Success”
They all knew it before I did. Friends are annoying like that-- they often spot your garbage before you even…
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By Katie Brady Man With Cystic Fibrosis Gives Hope To All Patients Fighting This Disease
In 1967, when Jerry Cahill was just 11 years old, he was diagnosed with the genetic disease Cystic Fibrosis. Jerry's…
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By Sara Borgstede When Fear of Failure Looms Large
Does fear of failure loom large in your life? I've noticed something fascinating about failure over the last couple years…
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By Jennifer Beck A Little Engine that Can
As I sit I can hear a train approaching in the distance and I anticipate hearing its whistle blow. A…
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By Sara Theesen Your Story Matters
I feel like every time I write, I get all personal and deep. Sorry friends. Today is no different. I have…
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