The Original Mother’s Day

    This beautiful day was proclaimed in 1870 by a woman named Julia Ward Howe but it was first officially celebrated in 1908. There was a campaign held to make “Mother’s Day” a recognized holiday in the United States by a woman named Anna Jarvis. Anna then trademarked the phrase “Mother’s Day” and by 1914 the holiday became real. The most intriguing part of this story is that Anna did not appreciate what her day was becoming. She criticized the practice of purchasing greeting cards, which she saw as a sign of being too lazy to write a personal...

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Lost Your Way? Make A Vision Board

Not sure what your next move should be? Are you uncertain about the future? Do you need some inspiration and motivation? Whenever I feel that I am up against the wall and not sure what's next, I study my vision board.

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The Loyal Prayer Wall

It has been said that, "Seven days without prayer, makes one weak." Sometimes you hear someone say, "We've done all we can. The only thing we can do now is pray." Prayer really should be our first resort rather than our last resort.

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How To Be Successful [VIDEO]

All you can do is plant a seed but God controls the water, the sun, the growth of that seed. Never give up on your passion and you will succeed.

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