Death of a taxi driver

18/04/2024

🚨🔥 Hot off the press! 🚨🔥 Dive into our latest You Go Girl newsletter for a front-row seat to the latest courtroom drama 🏛️ - "Donald Trump's Hush Money Trial: A Legal and Political Showdown" by the brilliant Stephen Smith. Will justice be served or is it just another political performance? 🎭 Read to get the inside scoop 🕵️‍♀️ and let us know where you stand! 🗣️

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Written By Stephen Smith

01/01/2024

🎉 Happy New Year, everyone! 🥳 As we embrace 2023, it's the perfect moment for a fresh start, and what better way to do that than by decluttering and organizing our lives? It's not just about tidying up; it's about creating room for new experiences and growth. 🌱

I'm excited to share my latest blog post, where I dive into practical tips for organizing both your physical and digital spaces. Here's a sneak peek of what you'll find:

1️⃣ Home Sweet Organized Home: Transform your home into a tranquil haven. 🏡 Start with one room at a time, categorize your pantry, and adopt the 'one in, one out' rule to minimize clutter.

📚 Resource: "The Life-Changing Magic of Tidying Up" by Marie Kondo for more organizing wisdom.

2️⃣ Workspace Wisdom: A clutter-free desk for a clear mind. 🖥️ Digitize your documents, optimize your workspace ergonomics, and keep those cables in check.

📱 Resource: Apps like Evernote or Google Drive for easy document management.

3️⃣ Digital Decluttering: Tidy up your digital life. 📧 Organize your emails, manage your computer files efficiently, and declutter your phone.

💻 Resource: Unroll.Me for managing email subscriptions and a cleaner inbox.

4️⃣ Embracing a Minimalist Mindset: Think before you buy. Less is often more. 🤔

5️⃣ Regular Maintenance: Keep up the good work weekly to prevent clutter from creeping back in. 🔄

6️⃣ Celebrate Your Success: Take a moment to appreciate the peace and productivity of your organized space. 🌟

For the full scoop on these tips (and more!), check out the blog post. Let's make 2023 a year of focus, productivity, and serenity. Here's to a wonderfully organized year ahead! ✨

Written By Stephen Smith

06/11/2023

Hi Subscribers,

Happy November. This month we are focusing on being grateful. Per Oxford Dictionary on my google search “is feeling or showing an appreciation of kindness; thankful.” How do you show being grateful or thankful daily?

I know many families who are not religious but do a moment of gratitude before they share in their family meal. I call this the gratitude muscle. Giving thanks to something beyond ourself, is a practice and it takes just a moment. But when doing so, that gratitude muscle gets worked out. So on those days where the storm clouds hang overhead and it seems like the storm is not going to blow over, the gratitude muscles remind us that getting wet sometimes is okay, maybe even fun. With this idea, I want to go beyond giving thanks for the “things” that we have. For example, if you have the ability to have regularly warm, cooked meals and give thanks for food. THink of the whole line of food. From the earth to the body as it digests.
Here is an example, give thanks to the earth that shared the minerals of the soil to the food and for growing the food. Give thanks to the sun and the water for being the food for our food. Give thanks to the hands and all the people that pick the crops that you used. Give thanks to the animals who had to give their life. Give thanks to the truckers and train engineers who helped transport the food. Then after giving thanks to all the people that helped the food get to you and on to your table, give thanks to your body who took in the nutrients from the food to give you energy to help you do your life work.

How do you show your gratitude? Is this a constant in your life or is it something you have to work at?

Start your Gratitude Practice:
-Before eating, take 3 deep breaths
-Before each meal, say 1 thing you are grateful for
- If you have a daily practice of brushing your teeth, say something you are grateful for before doing your morning routine.
- Before bed, give thanks for BOTH the difficult parts as well as the celebrations of the day.
- When you are with friends and loved ones, let them know that you are grateful for their time and the time you share with them.

Be well, give thanks and stay connected to your loved ones
Suzanne Scholten

02/10/2023

This week's newsletter is a peek into my colorful life 🎨! From long study hours 📚 to impromptu weekend delights 🌞, I shared moments with dear friends from NJ 🤗, played Auntie 👶 and met an adorable bulldog 🐶. We're all about connections and enjoying life here 💕, so remember, it’s okay to let go of schedules sometimes 🌿! For uplifting stories 📖 and more, dive in at yougogirl.substack.com! 🌟💪💛

Written By Suzanne Scholten