Cindy Platt is a parenting specialist who writes at Your Life’s Blueprint. Follow her on Twitter.

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  • Sam Cox

    Did I miss Day 38?

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  • http://stevecthomas.com Steve

    I enjoyed your post, but I have to say that I read it differently at first and thought it was great insight. I read your first paragraph to say, “Being a “child” means maintaining a healthy lifestyle, being financially responsible and managing your life so it feels significant, purposeful, and fulfilling.” I thought, boy is she ever right! Kids do those things naturally. We could learn from that!

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    All of these are great suggestions, but I really love the power nap idea. Unlike most adults, I’m a napper. When I had a day job, I often took naps in the car during my lunch break. It completely rejuvenates me to take those moments of rest in the middle of the day. I don’t know who decided that people don’t need naps after 5 years old, but I totally disagree with them.

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    Hi Cindy,thanks. There are such little thing in life that matters.Putting things in their right places,eg one`s properties at home.

    Thanks!

  • Caitriona

    Perfect sense, simple philosophy.. But sometimes we need to hear it said differently … aaaaah and then the penny drops… like in this article.. Thank you.

  • http://flawlessconfidence.com Martin K.

    I never had any success with power naps. Can’t fall asleep that quick.

    5. Own your mistakes – very important! Take responsibility for your life and own both your mistakes and successes. It really frees your mind and builds self-confidence – you’re the only person responsible for your life!