What to Do When You Don’t Know What to Do
We all hit moments in life when we feel completely stuck. Maybe you’re at a crossroads in your career, uncertain about a relationship, or just feeling lost in general. It’s frustrating, overwhelming, and sometimes even paralyzing. But here’s the good news: not knowing what to do is actually an opportunity. It’s a signal that you’re […]
Don’t be afraid to apologize: how saying sorry can change everything
Apologizing—it’s one of those things we know we should do, but it’s not always easy. Whether it’s admitting you were wrong in an argument with your partner, smoothing over a mistake at work, or mending a misunderstanding with a friend, apologies often come with a mix of emotions. They can feel awkward, vulnerable, and even […]
Giving a Compliment: A Small Act with a Big Impact
How often have you noticed something great about a total stranger but kept quiet, thinking, “Maybe it’ll be weird if I say something”? Maybe someone’s wearing an amazing outfit, or they did something kind, and you feel like acknowledging it. Offering a genuine compliment to someone you don’t know might seem awkward, but it can […]
The Power of Managing Expectations
“If you’re in the business of managing expectations, act accordingly.” The phrase is a powerful reminder of the crucial role that expectation management plays in various aspects of life, from personal relationships to professional endeavors. Like it or not, we are all “in the business” of managing expectations; it’s a fundamental skill that enables us […]
The Emotional Impact of Helping Others: 10 Ways Service Can Affect Personal Fulfillment and Happiness
In a society where personal success and individual endeavors are emphasized, the act of serving others is a significant source of authentic happiness and fulfillment. Recognizing the ways in which serving others can contribute to one’s happiness provides valuable perspectives on how to lead a more satisfying and interconnected life. Finding a Sense of Purpose […]
Sen. Lee, Rep. Curtis Introduce Legislation to Rename Provo Vet Center After “Candy Bomber” Gail Halvorsen
Sen. Mike Lee (R-UT) and Rep. John Curtis (R-UT) today introduced legislation to rename the Provo Vet Center in Orem, Utah after Colonel Gail S. Halvorsen, the “Candy Bomber.” Sen. Mitt Romney (R-UT) and Reps. Blake Moore (R-UT), Burgess Owens (R-UT), and Chris Stewart (R-UT) joined as cosponsors of the legislation. The delegation also wrote a letter […]
USS Arizona Pearl Harbor survivor flies high for his 100th birthday
PROVO, Utah – In celebration of his 100th birthday on April 15, 2021, Mr. Ken Potts, one of only two living survivors that were aboard the battleship USS Arizona (BB39) during the attack on Pearl Harbor, will be taken on a UH-60 Black Hawk helicopter flight by the Utah National Guard’s 2nd General Support Aviation Battalion. “It […]
Student’s service project offers encouraging words
One of Nebo School District’s sixth-graders, Zoey Fluckiger from Hobble Creek Elementary, completed an amazing service project for the school. She was challenged to find acts of service to perform and came up with a fun project. Zoey donated 150 water bottles to the Hobble Creek Elementary School for students who may forget to bring […]
After tragedies from addiction, survivors collaborate to help others
During the past few years Serve Daily has published many articles about Ryan Stream. Many of our readers are familiar with the story of his biological parents having a serious drug addiction problem and were in and out of jail frequently in his childhood. He and his brothers were put in separate foster homes. He […]
Your Family Could be Eligible for Pandemic EBT!
Pandemic EBT is a federal program intended to make up the cost of free or reduced school meals that families would have received while schools closed from March through May of 2020. These benefits are available to any family that was eligible to receive Free or Reduced Price school meals during that time period. Families […]