by Jamie Riley | Jan 13, 2022 | Family & Parenting, Teens
Featured guest post: Sarah VanHoose, offers clients encouragement and accountability through her online coaching business, Journey to Influence. As a trained Ramsey Preferred Finance Coach, she makes money stuff simple and easy to understand. If you’re anything... 
by Jamie Riley | Dec 11, 2021 | Encouragement, Family & Parenting, Holidays, Stress & Anxiety
Holiday anxiety is a real thing. The holidays are extremely triggering for many people. But there are positive techniques you can implement to help with holiday anxiety so you can enjoy the time of the year. How are you feeling about the holidays approaching? Did your... 
by Jamie Riley | May 5, 2021 | Babies, Encouragement, Family & Parenting, Stress & Anxiety
Featured Guest Blog Post by: April Guffey, motivational blogger, and advocate for at-risk youth. Rejected, discarded, given up on, worthless and unlovable. These thoughts screamed in my mind like a racecar circling out of control. Here I am, the day before my... 
by Jamie Riley | May 3, 2021 | Blogging, Build Your Business Online, Family & Parenting, Stress & Anxiety
Long-tail keywords improve your blog posts and website content. One way is simply by eliminating much of the competition in a Google search. Wouldn’t it be amazing to have your target audience visit your site and make a purchase the same day? Wow, talk about... 
by Jamie Riley | Mar 31, 2021 | Encouragement, Family & Parenting, Inspiration
The legacy you are building today requires being intentional. Have you ever heard someone say they wish they could leave a legacy behind? Maybe you have stopped to reflect on how people will remember you. Chances are if you have, it’s because you witnessed a life that... 
by Jamie Riley | Mar 18, 2021 | Encouragement, Family & Parenting, Stress & Anxiety
featured guest blog post by: Kaleigh Boysen-Quinata Licensed Marriage & Family Therapist and parent coach. As a family therapist, I received a lot of questions from parents on how they can help their children. But one of the most often asked questions I hear right...