Mike Donghia
Author
Mike Donghia and his wife, Mollie, blog at This Evergreen Home where they share their experience with living simply, intentionally, and relationally in this modern world. You can follow along by subscribing to their twice-weekly newsletter.
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The Paradox of Self-Improvement
Can intentional living evolve from being a healthy choice into a self-absorbed fixation?
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7 Old-Fashioned Habits That Create Inner Strength
History reminds us that inner strength can be derived from attention and commitment to a few small but meaningful habits.
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Simplify Your Life
Learning to recognize the self-imposed complexities we instill upon our best-laid plans and desires can bring greater potential for success.
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How I Broke Free From Perfection Paralysis
Wanting everything to be perfect can add an element of procrastination to your intended pursuits. A new mindset can keep you rolling.
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Why Financial Stress Is a Health Issue
Ill health may be a sign of financial stress—knowing the warning signs ahead of time may help you avoid getting caught in a cycle of stress.
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7 Midlife Money Traps That Could Drain Your Wealth
Being able to identify financial trapping can help make security in your midlife and beyond a breeze.
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3 Ways to Reframe the Purpose of Money in Your Life
It’s never too late to develop a healthy relationship with money.
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Finding Happiness Through 5 Pillars of Well-Being
Beyond the hedonic traits of maximizing pleasure and minimizing discomfort lies a more fulfilling concept of well-being.
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The Slow Secret to Growing More Self-Control
Though change can be difficult, we’re not hardwired to be any one way. Determination and patience are essential tools for success.
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The Paradox of Self-Improvement
Can intentional living evolve from being a healthy choice into a self-absorbed fixation?
|
7 Old-Fashioned Habits That Create Inner Strength
History reminds us that inner strength can be derived from attention and commitment to a few small but meaningful habits.
|
Simplify Your Life
Learning to recognize the self-imposed complexities we instill upon our best-laid plans and desires can bring greater potential for success.
|
How I Broke Free From Perfection Paralysis
Wanting everything to be perfect can add an element of procrastination to your intended pursuits. A new mindset can keep you rolling.
|
Why Financial Stress Is a Health Issue
Ill health may be a sign of financial stress—knowing the warning signs ahead of time may help you avoid getting caught in a cycle of stress.
|
7 Midlife Money Traps That Could Drain Your Wealth
Being able to identify financial trapping can help make security in your midlife and beyond a breeze.
|
3 Ways to Reframe the Purpose of Money in Your Life
It’s never too late to develop a healthy relationship with money.
|
Finding Happiness Through 5 Pillars of Well-Being
Beyond the hedonic traits of maximizing pleasure and minimizing discomfort lies a more fulfilling concept of well-being.
|
The Slow Secret to Growing More Self-Control
Though change can be difficult, we’re not hardwired to be any one way. Determination and patience are essential tools for success.
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