A little book filled with deep meanings. Written by Thich Nhat Hanh, who was one of the best-known Zen teachers in the world. The moment I write this blog I have mixed feelings. I recently read this book and was planning to write about it. But a few days ago this great person just passedContinue reading “Book – How to love”
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Make a vision board
The first month of the year is almost gone. Time flies. A year theme is a good solution to focus on. But there is more that you can do to work on your dreams. Make a vision board! Influential leaders like Oprah Winfrey and Deepak Chopra turned their dreams into reality. They use a combinationContinue reading “Make a vision board”
Start with good habits
Don’t worry. I will not start the year with new year’s resolutions. Every day is a new day and a new page of your life. So every day in your life you can start something new and start with new habits. I do believe that this is much stronger than new year’s resolutions. As smallContinue reading “Start with good habits”
Reflect on your year theme
Happy New Year 2022! I wish you all the best for the new year. Wish you a lot of love, happiness and good health. May your dreams come true and go for it! Last year I started with introducing you to a theme for the year instead of new year’s resolutions. The purpose of aContinue reading “Reflect on your year theme”
End of the year
The end of the year 2021 is almost here. For me it doesn’t mean that much, as it’s only something humans have created. It’s just a change in date and year, that’s it for me. You can always start something new, on every day of the year. Every day feels like a new chance andContinue reading “End of the year”
Have a cruelty free Christmas
It’s almost the end of the year. Slowly we are preparing for the holiday season. Decorating our houses and buying gifts for our loved ones. But how can we keep our good habits and stick to an ethical way of living in a season like this? Don’t get overwhelmed by what society is expecting fromContinue reading “Have a cruelty free Christmas”
Jane Regina Sauer 