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Normally, I’m not one to write down New Year’s Resolutions. After a while, they got a little stale for me personally; I prefer more creative outlets than boxes. But with the new decade upon us, it got me thinking about “What unique New Year’s Resolution ideas can I come up with?” Looking back on the …
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Thanksgiving is just around the corner and we have an “Ask Rachel” question for the blog today! ICYMI, you can submit ANY question right here, and my answer may appear on the blog or podcast! Today’s reader writes: “I’m so frustrated. My husband just agreed to have his entire family over for Thanksgiving in TWO …
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Our society has developed a toxic culture around apologies. Today, I’m sharing when you should apologize, when & why we shouldn’t apologize, what to do when someone won’t accept your apology, how to handle the situation when someone demands an apology but you’ve done nothing wrong or it’s not your fault. Let’s break the cycle of the manipulative apology. I hope you walk away with a little more love and forgiveness in our heart. It’s time we stop taking responsibility for other people’s feelings, and we stop trying to control and manipulate others with our feelings and demands of an apology..
Financial boundaries with family can be a tricky topic. So many of us want to figure how to financially help a family member when they are in need, but at what cost? It can become even more challenging when trying to set healthy boundaries with parents who have done so much for us. In this post, I’ll share my tips and insights on setting financial boundaries with family members, including parents, siblings, adult children, and even young children (yep, tips for TODDLERS!).
Since you guys loved my fall date ideas post so much, I wanted to do a list of the best Summer date ideas for any a budget! These are good couple activities for a summer night or day, even when you’re broke! My birthday is the first day of summer, and ever since we started …
This is a guest post on how to mend a broken heart from her very real experience. Read more about my personal experience with heartbreak and how to never experience it here. If you’re reading this, let me start by saying I am truly sorry your world was flipped upside down. I won’t undermine the …
When I turned 28 years old, I wrote this letter to my younger self on my blog; specifically what advice I would give my teenage self. My life had completely flipped upside down by the time I turned 18 years old… and the younger me really could’ve used some reassurance. So much life happens, emotions …
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Sometimes things just “click” in your twenties…
I remember the first time I met my fiancé… It was an October night in Florida, I was 22 years old, and had just finished my waitressing shift, changed in the bathroom, and headed over to a friends pool party. I remember not knowing a lot of people there, and kind of just sitting on the sidelines watching. We maybe said one word to each other, if that, and I forgot about him the next day.
Apparently it’s a pretty common stereotype that there are “issues” or something when a couple has a long engagement. A long engagement being defined as anything longer than a year (year and a half max.). We have had many people ask us “are you guys still even getting married?” or “is everything okay with you guys?” How rude…
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We all love our friends. I mean, they are our chosen family and it doesn’t get much more special than that! But just like with family, our friendships can have their own touchy subjects, drama, and annoyances. I mean, we are all people trying to figure out our stuff while cohabitating on this planet. However, …
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