Valentine’s Day blends and DIYs…and a fun graphic.

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Valentine’s Day blends and DIYs…and a fun graphic.
Most people would think that early work hours, periodic breaks and holiday time-off are the best things about being a teacher. However, by now, you probably know better. When you aren’t teaching, you aren’t getting paid, and teaching isn’t the most lucrative job in the first place. You do it to make a difference, not to get rich. With that in mind, a little extra income can often be both fulfilling and helpful when the school day ends. Here are a few great side gig suggestions that can fuel your bank account throughout the academic year and beyond.
Let this cook while you get ready for work so you have a nutritious, delicious breakfast to begin your day.
I found an old blog posts from Dec 30, 2009, and thought it would be interesting to reflect on the changes from the past decade plus. Join me?
Kris, of Parenting with Kris, has shared a wonderful compilation of articles and resources to help parents through all stages of parenting. Which one did you find most helpful?
We LOVE DIYs. We LOVE making gifts for our family and friends. We LOVE giving gifts that say, “I took time to think about you.” Today, here at The Essential Creative, we are sharing some wonderful DIYs with you. Come check them out!
We LOVE DIYs. We LOVE making gifts for our family and friends. We LOVE giving gifts that say, “I took time to think about you.” Today, here at The Essential Creative, we are sharing some wonderful DIYs with you. Come check them out! This is part one of two posts today.
This steak with spinach, goat cheese, and olives is my new favorite meal when combined with steamed broccoli and asparagus.
Young Living Vitality Drops turn water into a a healty experience instead of a bland must-have.
Zoraida Basaldu of Empowered Fem talks with us about believing in yourself and the importance of ensuring you don’t let others determine how you see your value.
In this fireside chat with Beth Perry, we talk about the importance of allowing ourselves to evolve and change over time. It’s part of our design to improve. When we lean into that and flourish in our ability to create and adapt, inspire and grow, we will live on a new level. Listen in!
Don’t wait until January to plan your goals for 2021. Instead, start to think now about how you can set yourself up for success. One of the ways to do that is to have a plant-based, toxin-free home so your environment is healthier and more conducive to productivity and wellness. Included in this post is a calendar to help you make monthly swaps over the course of a year toward a plant-based home.