Sharing the stories of many has always been part of Just.Be.Enough's mission. We are thrilled to share the story of Arnebya today, who like many of us, is on her own be enough journey.
Arnebya is a writer, blogger, and speaker. In 2006 she was a recipient of the DC Commission on the Arts and Humanities Larry Neal Writers’ Award (Adult Fiction) and [more]
My 24-year-old daughter is set to graduate with her master’s degree in early May. Because she is also serving as the Graduate Assistant for her department, she is staying in her adopted city until the end of the summer.
She’s been sending out numerous resumes, and interviewing for jobs, but so far nothing has materialized. Fortunately, through [more]
How many of us have the same center of our universe at all times? How many of us wake up in the morning and our minds go to the exact same thing/person/place every time? I remember waking up and my first thought could be “Coffee” or “UGH, another day at work” or “I should not have had that lasagna at eleven o’clock last night”.
Now I [more]
Our experiences open our eyes to the world around us. Grief changes us. For me, it has helped me see the world differently. I see people differently. In my year of grieving and trying to heal from the loss of one of my twin daughters I have learned some very important things about people.
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People will surprise you. Some people that you never [more]
Every spring, as new life sprouts around us, I find myself measuring my little girl’s growth at the park. We bound through the gates, eager to swing and slide and run. And then I watch as her longer limbs skillfully climb higher than they even dared to climb when red and yellow leaves fell from the trees.
Our first trip to the park this year was no [more]
The Graveyard of Fitness Accountability
If you were to visit my house and peek inside my medicine cabinet, you'd see a calendar pasted there. Two printed pages, dated March and April 2013. On the March calendar I've scrawled notes about workouts - the type and duration written in the dated square for the day on which I did them. The idea was that if I had a calendar in front of me in a place I [more]
What tools help you be enough each day? Do you have favorite books that help remind you? A picture? A workout? A friend that reminds you?
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Each Just.Be.Enough. writer has developed three words that are going to shape their perspective and journeys for 2013. Three words. What would your three words be?
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Do you set goals for yourself? Whether it is fitness, health, or career oriented, goal setting helps us be mindful of the process to be enough.
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Sharing the stories of many has always been part of Just.Be.Enough’s mission. We are thrilled to share the story of Arnebya today, who like many of
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My 24-year-old daughter is set to graduate with her master’s degree in early May. Because she is also serving as the Graduate Assistant for her department,
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How many of us have the same center of our universe at all times? How many of us wake up in the morning and our minds
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Our experiences open our eyes to the world around us. Grief changes us. For me, it has helped me see the world differently. I see people
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Every spring, as new life sprouts around us, I find myself measuring my little girl’s growth at the park. We bound through the gates, eager to
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If you were to visit my house and peek inside my medicine cabinet, you’d see a calendar pasted there. Two printed pages, dated March and April
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Change happens. Change can be scary. Change can be exciting. At Just.Be.Enough. we have talked about changes in our own lives over the last few years,
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Six new tires. A flooded bathroom resulting in ruined portions of ceiling. A broken arm. A clogged toilet. A house that explodes at will. The baby
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