“We may not have as many opportunities to dress up and put on makeup or what not, but that doesn’t mean we can’t feel good with the way we look like at the moment,” says SEELE contributor Shefali Karani. She shares 3 beauty tricks to transform the way you feel right now.

Gugulethu Mnisi unpacks Naomi in the book of Ruth and how the power of a name can impact a person and situation. “In the area where death reigned, God showed Naomi that He had not changed his mind about her situation,” says Gugulethu.

Author, speaker, and Presence Seeker Jamie Rohrbaugh wrote this post for her website From His Presence, with the aim to trust God no matter what discouragement you may be feeling today.

SEELE contributor, Monica Tang reminds us that we have the opportunity to change our approach to nature so that we live in harmony with the rest of God’s creation. “The Biblical covenant and is crucial for our health and the health of the Earth,” she writes.

Because we can only see one or a few sides of something or someone, we must trust that our all-knowing Father God, Who can see totally all sides of that love interest, that job, that business proposal, or that house that you’re thinking to buy, that the countenance of the situation/person (and our gut) will speak to our spirit if this is a good thing or not, as we turn down voices and look at the essence of what’s before us.

SEELE contributor Thomasena Thomas shares: "we must submit our plans, visions, goals, and ideas to God in hopes that what we are pursuing and doing will bring HIM the glory," in this new year.

Bringing up two topics in today's Friday Post: good v bad and anger v. moving on, SEELE's editor Ally poses this question, who is really good?- AND- how we decide if we let anger turn to rage versus moving on.

The digital wealth management platform, StashAway, shares its top financial tips for starting the new year on the right foot - from identifying goals to how to diversify a portfolio.

Seele Contributor Shefali Karani shares two ways that you can be more fashionable than you were the last year, even in the midst of an ongoing pandemic.