Hiya, Yvette Sojourner here
This is what I’ve been reflecting on this week. As Haruki Murakam once said, “If you only read the books that everyone else is reading, you can only think what everyone else is thinking.” I believe this is applicable to everything we read.
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Yasssssss I Tried This, and it Was Sooo Relaxing!, Sisters From AARP
Listen after becoming a content creator I’ve learned to create, upload and… even if I think it’s terrible. It’s not about the destination but the journey. It’s okay to suck when you try something new, Vox
Hello! How to avoid overdoing it this holiday season, Los Angeles Times
FYI: 11 Things You Can Do for Yourself That Only Takes 60 Seconds a Day, Everygirl
Please read. 3 Black Women Share the Symptoms That Led to Their Heart Failure Diagnoses, Self
I use a combination of my Eight Sleep bed and AppWatch to track and monitor my sleep. What I Learned From Tracking My Sleep With an Apple Watch, lifehacker
What I Do: I don’t have access or a subscription to various newspapers or magazines i.e. the New York Times. So, I checked with my local library. I’ve learned I have access to the New York Times free with my library card. Always check with your local library to see what offerings are available to you.
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Thrifting started as a cherished family tradition but there was a time when it shifted from being a joyful choice to a financial necessity. Even after my circumstances changed and I could afford to shop new, I found that the line between choice and necessity was often blurred by lingering scarcity mindsets. Today, while I can afford to buy new, I still see value in thrifting. The crucial part is being mindful of why we make these choices so we don’t slip back into limiting ways of thinking. For more on this journey. 
