While searching for current events to write about this month, I stumbled upon a great new resource for those in need. Handling addiction and navigating through recovery can be difficult or near impossible alone, so having resources, information, or places to reach out to can always help. According ... Read More
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What I Am Thankful For
As we approach Thanksgiving Day once again—the national gateway to holiday madness and family food fights over football and politics—I’m especially thankful for all of the many animals that have blessed my life, domesticated and wild. (I ask forgiveness from the turkeys about to make the ultimate ... Read More
Thankfulness
With Thanksgiving just around the corner, we asked members of our community what they are thankful for. Below is a compilation of our top responses. Thank you so much to everyone who shared their responses with us, be sure to comment below what you are thankful for as we enter this season of ... Read More
Veteran’s Day
Most days are the same with slight variations— As they should be in a small sleepy suburb. Customers come and go in a hurry, all with their lives as I stay in the store working until The clock allows me to leave. I have my own concerns, dreams, feelings, and moments, A passerby to them as they ... Read More
Force of Motion: Top 3 energy hackers and how to overcome them
Energy is force of motion and can be found in many forms. Our own unique vibrations are our energy. Our vibrations are the driving force to our manifestations and quality of life. People often look at human energy as a spiritual component, however, human energy is much more in-depth than that. Our ... Read More
Billion Dollar Proposed Drug Settlement
In the middle of the month of October, four State Attorneys General proposed a $48 billion global settlement between states, cities, counties, and prominent drug companies accused of not only causing but maintaining and profiting from the opioid crisis in America. This announcement arrived after a ... Read More
Beyond a Stereotype: The Story of Phil Scheinfeld
For November, we are focusing on the thankfulness our community has for sobriety—appropriate for this time of the year, right? To start off, we have Founder and Partner of the Philip Scheinfeld Team at Compass, a real estate technology company, who has struggled with obtaining sobriety himself. ... Read More
How To Manage Unsupportive People In Your Recovery Process
Sooner or later, it’s bound to happen. A snarky comment here. A condescending look there. We all know the benefits of healthy support in recovery, but not everyone is capable of providing that. And at some point (if it hasn’t happened already), you’re going to run across someone who knows exactly ... Read More
A Breath of Inspiration: Amanda Marino
The environments that we grow up in tend to have some of the biggest impacts on our futures. Sometimes, these environments and the people in them can lead us down a path for the good or the bad. An individual who is openly able to discuss this is Amanda Marino. Though raised in a loving environment, ... Read More
The Changing Seasons
The leaves turn green to orange, yellow, red— and in the final fleeting moments as they wither they decay to brown until eventually dead. We lament the loss of beauty hither as the once vibrant trees stand naked and lost to time. We admire the trees in their final moments and claim them to be ... Read More