It's June, and so far, it's been a year of stuff on top of stuff. How about a bit of fun mixed in with your life lessons?

In this second of a two-segment episode of Life, Lemons & LemonDrops hosts Greer & Whitnie share thoughts about recent events in pop culture. In what might seem like meaningless celebrity gossip, you might find there's more than meets the eye. From Her Royal Majesty the Queen to Colin Kaepernick to Kim K, we discuss how certain current events can lead to lessons about values, choices, and consequences.

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It's June, and so far, it's been a year of stuff on top of stuff. How about a bit of fun mixed in with your life lessons?

In this first of a two-segment episode of Life, Lemons & LemonDrops hosts Greer & Whitnie share thoughts about recent events in pop culture. In what might seem like meaningless celebrity gossip, you might find there's more than meets the eye. From Her Royal Majesty the Queen to Colin Kaepernick to Kim K, we discuss how certain current events can lead to lessons about values, choices, and consequences. 

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As the old saying goes, "talk is cheap." But you have to start somewhere.

In this episode of Life, Lemons & LemonDrops hosts Greer and Whitnie discuss the latest mass shooting at an elementary school in Uvalde, Texas, and consider how society might use this crisis to come together for meaningful change. With over 311,000 students directly impacted by gun violence (since Columbine), we consider a world where millions have a link to this uniquely American phenomenon. While no easy answers exist, talking about the problem is a start and certainly better than the alternative of allowing ourselves to be numb to our reality. 

Maybe this time is when we'll stop talking past each other and start talking with each other to find a solution that protects the most vulnerable. Since the recording of this episode, hope shines a bit brighter as Senator McConnell has directed Senator Cornyn to discuss a bipartisan solution with Senate Democrats. Read more here.

In this episode of Life, Lemons & LemonDrops, Greer and Whitnie explore the challenges of the decision-making process. When you find yourself overwhelmed with too many choices or obsessing over the fear of missing out, also known as FOMO, leaving you unable to think clearly enough to make a move, the best thing to do is take a deep breath. Then comes the easy part--remembering that decision-making doesn’t have to be complicated, and Dr. Whitnie is here to explain how to do it.

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If you need assistance with decision-making, overcoming overwhelm or analysis paralysis, book a session with Whitnie today!

In this episode of Life Lemons & LemonDrops, hosts Greer and Whitnie discuss having choices and prioritizing the long-term benefit of instant gratification. By eliminating the 4-letter word, "can’t" from your vocabulary, you can choose instead to pursue and achieve your goals following deliberate steps in a plan designed to take you from where you are to where you want to be. Defeatist language and negative self-talk are the only things that really block you from achieving your highest aspirations, so address those. Don’t let the lack of immediate success deprive you of the ultimate victory awaiting you down the longer road.

If you could use some assistance in making choices that better serve you and the life you want to live, book a complimentary strategy session with Whitnie today.

In this episode of Life, Lemons & LemonDrops, Greer and Whitnie discuss the joys of kindness. When a random encounter turned into an hours-long treat in an airport hospitality lounge, courtesy of comedian Mark Curry, Mike Johns posted on LinkedIn about how much the gesture changed his mood, day, and life. Inspired by the story, Greer and Whitnie challenge you to find ways to share random acts of kindness with people who might least expect it, but most need it. It’s a surefire way to brighten the day of someone…and yourself.

Check out Mike's post here.

"Give credit where credit is due" is more than just a pithy saying. It’s a directive for both your personal and professional lives that brings greater reward than just making you feel good for acknowledging the efforts of others. In this episode of Life, Lemons & LemonDrops, Greer and Whitnie discuss the benefits of publicly recognizing the contribution of people who work with you toward common goals. It helps them with confidence and promotes more remarkable contributions moving forward and so much more.

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A job isn’t done until it’s complete. Confusing? Not really. There is a process to finishing projects on your to-do list, and you should learn to embrace each one of those steps. And don't add anything new until you clear what's already there. In this episode of Life, Lemons & LemonDrops, Greer and Whitnie discuss the importance of completion. When you have a mindset of completion and goal achievement, not just goal setting, you set yourself up for success. When you plan better from the outset, you free up the time and energy needed to do more of what you want to do, including enjoying your successes.

Whether you use the 4 Ds or other strategies to work through your goals, make sure you put your projects to bed before moving to your next destination. 

If you need assistance clearing clutter, whether physical, mental, or emotional, assess your needs and reach out for the help you need.

Time to dust off the cobwebs, literally and figuratively. In this episode of Life, Lemons & LemonDrops hosts Greer and Whitnie discuss spring cleaning—why it’s important, how to do it, and some of the benefits you will reap. After a busy first quarter, preceded by a hectic two years, the sisters share some of their frustrations with having clutter in their lives and the steps to take to declutter, leading to renewal, regeneration, and revitalization. 

You can do it too, one step—or room—at a time.

Read Adm. William McRaven's book about the value of making your bed every day here.

If you want to watch his commencement address on YouTube video, catch it here.

In this episode of Life, Lemons & LemonDrops hosts Greer and Whitnie discuss their latest shared title, #1 International Bestselling Authors. While not the first for Whitnie, it is Greer's first time receiving recognition for her contribution to the book, "The Book I Read: Stories of Transformation." Whitnie explains which book she selected as transforming her and what it means to be a part of the project, which also includes Greer. 

This is the second of two parts. If you missed part 1, featuring Greer's contribution to the book, "Caste-ing My Life," check out that episode here.

Get your copy of "The Book I Read" here today.