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Header image that reads "Joking about being old can affect the way you subconsciously view yourself. You may be getting older, but that doesn't make you old, and being old isn't a bad thing, it's a privilege. Please be young, and enjoy it. And please get old, and enjoy that too."

For the 20 Something Who Says “I Feel Old”

When I hear 20-somethings joking about “being old”, I wonder, What are we subconsciously implying? And how does this affect the way we view our lives? Perhaps that there are fewer opportunities to have fun?  Or that there is less time to do and figure out what we want to

Header Image for Self Love Atlas blog post titled "Run Your Race at Your Pace" It features the title in white letters on a pink box with a background photo featuring Morgan and her Partner Bradley crossing the finish line at the Joe Manfreda Dream Dash 5k in Roseville Michigan. The finish line has an inflatable awning with rainbow tie dye and orange cones lining the race course. Morgan and Bradley both have their hands up in celebration of finishing the race.

Run Your Race at Your Pace

Earlier this month, I did a 5k race called “The Dream Dash” in memory of my friend, Joe Manfreda, who died unexpectedly when we were juniors in high school. It was the first one I’ve run in a few years due to my own health challenges coupled with the Covid-19

60 ideas for personal growth goals

60 Ideas for Personal Growth Goals

One of the challenges many people face when pursuing ongoing personal growth is choosing what to work on next. Every time we achieve a goal or finish working on one thing, there’s a period of time where it’s like “okay… I did that, so what now?”  And it would be

8 Steps to Restarting a Goal and Un-Giving-Up

Whether it’s learning a new skill, taking care of our health and bodies, or working towards any other goal, almost all of us have started something we’ve never finished. In this post, you’ll find some simple steps to restarting something you’ve wanted to do, but never really followed through to

the unique shape of your life purpose and five characteristics to descibe how purpose shows up in our lives.

The Unique Shape of Your Life Purpose

When we ask ourselves the question, “what is my life purpose?,” it’s far too easy to get overwhelmed and overthink it. When I was in high school and college, I remember feeling a lot of pressure to find that one special, perfectly aligned thing. It felt like I was searching

do more and stress less using this mindset trick

One Simple Mindset Trick to Do More and Stress Less

We say “I need to…” when something has been assigned at work or school. We say “I need to…” when we have chores that are overdo. And we say “I need to…” when we’re avoiding the next thing on our to-do list. Usually when we use this language, we’re referring to