Family life isn’t always pretty.
Between the chaos of kids, those messes that never seem to get cleaned up all the way, and the kitchen that most decidedly does NOT look like it came from a Pinterest inspiration board, it’s easy to feel overwhelmed by the responsibilities of family, home and motherhood – let alone carving out time for personal goals, creativity, careers and big dreams.
But while for most of us “home” doesn’t usually resemble a magazine spread, it’s still possible to make changes that make our surroundings, day-to-day lives, and relationships more satisfying. By taking care of ourselves, defining our values so we can focus on the things that matter to us (and forget the rest,) getting “organized enough”, and setting reasonable standards for ourselves and everyone around us, we can feel good about our homes and the people in them – while also stretching ourselves a little to think beyond our own four walls.
Whether we’re coming up with workable strategies for keeping off-season clothes organized or learning to love ourselves for the mothers we are today, or coming together on Sunday mornings for a cup of tea (or coffee), The Happiest Home is a positive, encouraging place to stretch your wings, get inspired, and try out some new ideas for creating a simpler, more satisfying family life.
Dear Meagan,
I want you to know about the launch of my new book, Terranautics 101: The Basics for Navigating an Uncertain Future. This $2.99 e-book could be a perfect fit for the visitors to your website. Providing 55 life skills crucial to living well, Terranautics 101 supports The Terranautics Project, a nonprofit dedicated to advancing human development through parenting, education, and life experience. Our team found your website a compelling fit for Terranautics and is eager to share more with your readers about our book and project. Options include featuring me, along with Terranautics, in an interview or article, reviewing my book (a free copy would be provided), and/or featuring Terranautic ideas in a post or article. Below is a brief write-up intended to introduce you to Terranautics. I strongly believe you’ll find it of value. It is easily available from all e-book vendors: Amazon, Smashwords, Barnes and Noble, and iTunes.
Thank you,
Reynold
Reynold Ruslan Feldman, Ph.D., and the Terra Team ([email protected])
The Terranautics Project, a nonprofit Colorado-based organization, is working to grow an international human-development movement where people across the world can share, learn, and implement parenting, educational, and self-help wisdom and skills to build a better individual and collective future. Dr. Reynold Ruslan Feldman’s new book, Terranautics 101: The Basics for Navigating an Uncertain Future, introduces readers to the study and practice of optimal living skills. A three-time Yale graduate and author of nine previous books, Dr. Feldman offers 55 skills he believes are integral to good living. In the book he guides readers to resources helpful to becoming “Terranauts,” individuals trained to navigate life wisely and well. The Terranautics Project envisions a collaborative world characterized by peace, harmony, creativity, and mutual help led by a growing cadre of human beings with the qualities and skills to develop and maintain such a global village. For more, see http://www.terranautics.org.