Category: Living With A Growth Mindset

  • Set Free

    Set Free

    Opening our hearts to share personal stories can be challenging, yet it leads to vulnerability, growth, and renewed hope.

  • World Changers

    World Changers

    The post emphasizes the importance of recognizing individual value and the belief that one person can indeed make a difference, urging society to instill this perspective for a better world.

  • The Light of a Single Candle

    The Light of a Single Candle

    The quote by C.S. Lewis highlights the relationship between goodness and badness, likening them to light and darkness. Goodness is self-sustaining, whereas badness represents the absence of goodness, just as darkness is the absence of light.

  • Taste and See

    Taste and See

    The author reflects on Psalms 34:8, emphasizing God’s invitation to find refuge in Him. Initially confused by “taste and see,” they realize it’s about exploring faith. Just as one encourages a child to try new food, the author suggests God calls us to experience His goodness and blessings through faith and trust.

  • The Morning Will Come

    The Morning Will Come

    The author shares a journey of struggling with severe health issues for fourteen years, ultimately finding hope through faith and treatment, encouraging others not to give up on their impossible dreams.

  • The Spinning Vortex In My Mind

    The Spinning Vortex In My Mind

    The author’s experience with type 2 inflammation and Dupixent has led to significant life changes. While relief from symptoms like hives and improved breathing is positive, increased awareness of food triggers has necessitated diet changes. Their ability to think has been affected, resulting in overwhelming thoughts that feel uncontrollable, likened to a tornado in their…

  • No Reason to Wait

    No Reason to Wait

  • Battling Type 2 Inflammation Today

    Battling Type 2 Inflammation Today

    One not so lovely thing that type two inflammation can do is feed off of other problems happening in the body. Doctors may say otherwise; I’m just basing this off of my own personal experience. This time around it’s feeding off of whatever weird sinus disease it is that my children brought home. For them,…

  • Welcome to: This Little Thing We Call Life

    Welcome to: This Little Thing We Call Life

    Over five years, the blog Life.TheStruggleIsReal has reflected personal challenges, health issues, and homeschooling struggles. The author plans to shift the focus towards positivity and growth by renaming the blog to ThisLittleThingWeCallLife, inviting readers to join the journey.

  • What He CHOSE to do

    What He CHOSE to do

    When I think about appreciating God’s Love and looking at that Love demonstrated through Jesus life and death on the cross, I find, that more and more there is something that stands out to me. He didn’t HAVE to do it. He had the POWER to say no. He didn’t HAVE to endure the temptations.…

  • Is Your Love Honey Or Corn Syrup?

    Is Your Love Honey Or Corn Syrup?

    The content contrasts genuine love, represented by honey, which nourishes and promotes health, with false love, likened to corn syrup, which is harmful and unfulfilling.

  • Just One Rib

    Just One Rib

    The author reflects on gender differences, realizing women are unique creations despite sharing genetic material with men.