Sigh. We’ve all been there—setting ambitious goals, creating resolutions, and vowing to make big changes in our lives. Yet, somehow, we end up falling short or feeling unfulfilled even when we accomplish what we set out to do. That cycle can leave us wondering: What does it really mean to be successful? My e-book, What It Means To Be A Better Me: Unlocking True Success , is here to answer that question. It’s not about achieving perfection or crossing items off a checklist. It’s about embracing who you are while striving to become the most authentic version of yourself. Breaking Free From External Expectations For years, I tied my sense of success to external achievements—more money, more accomplishments, more stuff. But no matter what I achieved, something always felt missing. I realized that true success isn’t found in meeting society’s expectations. It’s about aligning your life with your core values and finding fulfillment in who you are, not just what you do. This e-book takes you ...
Becky G. "Shower" had just dropped, and it was the first time I’d seen a celebrity with a gap tooth- like me. I had always loved my gap tooth, and despite not seeing it on TV often, I was never insecure about it either. There was nothing to be insecure about. It was just a space between the two front teeth, and it was pretty. However, while I still love my gap tooth, I've recently learned that there are many people out there who do not feel like dancing when they see their own gap tooth in the mirror. The Science of Gapped Teeth Gapped teeth, the medical term being a diastema, is a gap or space that can be in between any two teeth. The gap I'm specifically referring to in this post is the one that happens to be right between the upper two front teeth. There are many different causes for this gap tooth, but it is not typically harmful. In fact, there is medical research out there supporting the idea that gap teeth can be hereditary, especiall...