Living Accountable
Pursuing a lifestyle of accountability leads to success in all areas of life. Are you ready to change and grow? In this section you’ll find free resources to help you get started and keep moving forward!
Year-End Reflection: What’s Your Life Score?
Now is the perfect time for thoughtful year-end reflection to lay the groundwork for success in the months ahead. What’s your total life satisfaction score?
Can Adults Suffer from Too Much Screen Time?
Too much screen time is bad for a child’s mind, but we adults need to be just as concerned about how devices are affecting our mental and physical health.
Tips for a Screen-Free Holiday
Holidays are a great time to practice being screen-free for the day! Cell phones tend to divert attention from what’s happening around us.
Buyer’s Guide: Best Devices for Accountability
Not all devices are created equal when it comes to staying accountable! This 36-page buyer’s guide will help you make more informed tech purchases.
How to Enjoy the Benefits of Gratitude
Gratitude is a skill you can develop! Cultivating a habit of thankfulness can improve your quality of life, bringing a host of real benefits.
Can Screen Time Cause Depression?
Many parents see the dangers that online content can cause for their kids, but few realize that screen time itself can be just as harmful.
Surprising but True: Accountability Leads to Freedom
You might be surprised to know that accountability can lead to freedom! Let’s clear away some misunderstandings and explain this unexpected connection.
Action Steps to Overcome Your Addiction
Overcoming addiction is possible! Start with personal responsibility and a commitment to change, and over time you can see transformation in your life.
Halloween Safety for Older Kids and Teens
How can you encourage your kids to be safe this Halloween? Having teens who want to make responsible choices will help to ensure a fun holiday!
Habit or Addiction: What’s the Difference?
Anything can become addictive if it offers predictable pleasure. But how is an addiction different from a bad habit? The answer is a matter of the heart.
