Sorry it’s been a while since we posted! It’s been a little crazy with the new additions! 👶🏼🐕 Brand New Baby, along with a Brand new puppy! Going to fun watching them grow up together! #newborn#puppy#crazylife
thank you @ArchDigest, and the amazing Amy Astley.
I am so happy for these families in Haiti. They have endured unimaginable hardships. And now have a new, beautiful community.
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@NewStoryCharity
We’re 1 month out from the Olympic Games! Meet our #TeamDeloitte and @TeamUSA Olympic athletes as they prepare to go for gold in Tokyo. #ProudSponsor https://t.co/hOavCF8FnR
Still reeling from the high flying emotions of last night's episode of @somegoodnews ! Cannot thank you all enough! Even though the show has taken a break... Good news never does! You are the good news!
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We can't always control the waves of emotion that crash into us. But we can learn to ride them more gracefully.
Emotional intelligence starts with choosing not to be victims of our moods.
By noticing what causes them, we find clues on how to change them—or at least manage them.