Self Improvement
Nine Things You Shouldn’t Say to a Depressed Loved One (And What to Say Instead)
If you have a loved one struggling with depression, here are some things to say that will help both of you feel better. And even if you feel like you're not “getting through,” please don't stop trying. Anyone who has a loved one who struggles with depression probably knows the feeling of...
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“Time is the one thing we possess. Our success depends upon the use of our time, and its by-product, the odd moment.” - Arthur Brisbane The best definition of self-mastery can be summed up in one word: consistency. One of the greatest challenges we all face in life is coming face...
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Essential Missionary Reading List
Every missionary needs the essentials. And here they are. Don't let your missionary go into the field without having studied all of these books. Please note that the Church also has regulations about which books missionaries are allowed to bring. The Standard Works The most important...
The Power of Starting Something Stupid: First Two Chapters Free Online
These chapters are excerpted from The Power of Starting Something Stupid: How to Crush Fear, Make Dreams Happen, and Live Without Regret, by Richie Norton.
Best Advice from LDS Living Staff
Since so many of you shared with us your best advice, we thought it only fair for us to share right back. Here are a few of the gems we LDS Living staffers have picked up over the years. - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - -...
The Best Advice I Have Ever Received
Many of us have mottos we live our lives by or pieces of advice shared by others that have changed the way we think and act on a daily basis. So, we wanted to know—what’s the best advice you’ve ever received? We asked our readers and many of the amazing people we’ve featured in past issues of our magazine, and we even shared some of our own best advice.
How to Stay Awake in Church
The struggle to stay focused in church isn't always the fault of the teacher or speaker. Here's a helpful list of ways to make sure you're doing your best to be engaged in Sunday meetings. Let me make something clear from the get go: I don’t think church is boring. At least, not usually....
Let It Go: A Story of Tragedy and the Power of Forgiveness
When half of his family was killed in a drunk-driving accident, Chris Williams made the most important decision of his life: to forgive. The results impacted him, his family, the driver, and their whole community. This is his story. You can read the full story of Chris’s journey in his new...
Get Happy: 10 Strategies for a More Joyful Life
Research shows that happy people are healthier, more successful, and more creative. And with the right tools, being happy is well within our control. Try these 10 proven strategies for living a joyful life. Everyone wants to be happy—and for good reason. Happy people earn more money and are more...
Advice I'd Give My 21-Year-Old Self
We all know that when we’re older, hindsight is 20/20. What things do you wish you had known when you were younger? Enjoy these gems of hard-won wisdom from some of our readers. Only care about what the Lord thinks and not other people. Everything else just seems to fall into place when that is...
The Juggling Act: Balancing Womanhood and Motherhood
Being a mom doesn’t mean being a personal slave to your children. These tips will both reduce your stress and teach your children responsibility. You can balance the roles of woman, wife, and mother by actively and daily choosing who will do what and what won’t get done. Try a few of these...
Now, That's Funny!
After an hour, we finally arrived at our family reunion in a canyon near Salt Lake City, and I had one thing on my mind. I had to find the restroom. Before we joined my husband’s family members around the campfire, we detoured into the cabin. I opened the bathroom door, then closed and locked...
Stop the Digital from Dominating Your Life
You may have 400 friends on Facebook or 200 followers on Twitter, but how many of those people do you actually interact with outside the virtual world? Church leaders have warned us to avoid the kind of digital immersion that prevents us from enjoying person-to-person communication, but we have...
Timeless Etiquette
*Take our etiquette poll here . In conjunction with the March/April LDS Living article “ Modern Manners ,” we have come up with a few classic situations where etiquette should always be considered. Some social graces do not diminish with time. These are a few things to remember whenever...
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