Life Unfiltered With Alexa Curtis

Today, social media is as important as taking a breath, quite literally! There is hardly anyone who is not part of the digital world, even the elderly ones are now joining these platforms, enchanted by its magnetism and appeal. So, while literally, the whole world is enjoying every bit of these platforms, it has already become a matter of concern for many. The side effects of excessive use of social media are being constantly noticed by the world, as more and more people are becoming vulnerable to its dark side. With depression and anxiety now a common thing among teenagers, it is high time that we understand how devastating this otherwise magical place can be. Most psychologists advice on reducing social media time considerably for a better life. This blog will be helpful to you if we are on the same page. So, check out the ways mentioned below. Ways by which limiting social media can change your life Simple life, higher thinking You will notice a sig...

You should never be hesitant to speak your mind. It will serve you pretty well, not only in your profession but also in your private life as well. So, whether it's growing closer to someone or resolving an issue at work, we must learn to share our thoughts more often. However, keep in mind that there is a fine line between speaking what's on your mind and being rude.   The main element that makes the true difference here is tact. Without it, whatever you say could be misinterpreted as arrogant, ignorant or perhaps insulting. Tact is knowing the appropriate words to use, the tone of your voice and when to speak your mind. Upon failure to do so, you may end up hurting a lot of people. It will make matters worse.  So, speaking your mind is of utmost importance but you should know the right moment and choose your words carefully for the same. But why is it so important what's going on in your mind? This blog will answer this question below. 3 benefits of alwa...

Any day, a parent can make an array of decisions that will affect the family. Decision making is not limited to anything and everything from deciding what to eat for breakfast to what type of entertainment is available post-school is determined by parents. If you are a parent and is trying hard to fulfill your responsibilities towards your family, then I guess you would agree to this.  Surely, you are doing what's best for your family. But have you ever thought, how your decisions, when enforced on your children, will affect them? Although you have the best of intentions towards them, still sometimes it will not be a bad thing to include them in the decision-making process. Also, you can let them make their own decisions!  Now, there are a plethora of benefits associated with this act. This blog will abundantly discuss on this topic. Let's go through them below.  Why should you let your child make the decisions? Confidence If you allow your child...