Family Love & Parenting

 Hi All! Finding the right job is one of the challenging things these days. People leave small towns and suburbs to build their career in big metropolitan cities like Gold Coast. Moving for a job is a big decision. You have to consider various things before making the final decision. If you have a family, you need to discuss this plan with your family. Today, I am sharing an article below on my page that will help you unveil 9 things that can assist you when relocating for a job. You can plan the entire process and know the metal state of your family and find what’s available for you.  https://www.betterremovalistsgoldcoast.com.au/9-things-to-consider-when-relocating-for-a-job/

 It all starts innocently enough. I curl into bed after another exhausting day trying to get my house ready for the onslaught of the holiday season and click on Instagram to reward myself with a few uninterrupted minutes of mindless scrolling before going to sleep. However, the moment the first photo of a "perfect" Christmas tree, a clutter-free and spotless home, or a family in matching $100 holiday pajamas appears on my screen, the darkness starts to set in. Those initial bursts of excited dopamine are replaced with overwhelming feelings of sadness, anxiety, and inadequacy. Read More: https://www.parents.com/parenting/better-parenting/parents-are-quitting-social-media-for-the-holidays-and-not-looking-back/

 When my best friend's cancer returned near the end of 2020, her first instinct was not to tell her children, who were 11 and 9. The last thing she wanted was to add more stress to their already emotionally-charged lives. They'd faced remote school and a three-month stint living away from home while she and her husband, a doctor on the front lines of the pandemic, figured out how to protect the family from getting ill. And it was almost Christmas. Read More: https://www.parents.com/parenting/better-parenting/what-to-tell-your-kids-when-their-parent-is-sick/

 Whether you love him or loathe him, you likely know of Elon Musk. The CEO of Tesla—and founder of SpaceX—is a (somewhat controversial) figure. However, it wasn't Musk's business dealings that garnered him attention recently, it was a tweet. Yes, something Musk shared on Twitter made waves. But what was Musk talking about? Well, cognitive bias of course, or an unconscious error in thinking that causes one to deviate from the "norm" and create their own subjective reality. Read More: https://www.parents.com/parenting/better-parenting/advice/how-to-avoid-passing-your-cognitive-biases-down-to-your-kids/