
Author Archive | Nikola Reinfelds


Remember, Listen, Show Up: Supporting Veterans Beyond “Thank You for Your Service”

2019 Pumpkin Patch and Farm Fun Guide

Tears in My Wine and Cabbage in My Bra: How I Survived Weaning Cold Turkey

Hiking Novice No More: How I Got Started Exploring Northern Colorado Trails

When it Hurts So Good: Breaking the Pain Cycle at KineticWise
Thank you to KineticWise for providing a complimentary massage to our contributor! While her experience was gratuitous, all opinions are her own. We love partnering with local businesses to bring you first-hand reviews of their services!

That Grocery Budget: 3 Steps to Stop Food from Eating Your Budget
The Sticker Shock is Real Moving from Long Island, NY, I naively assumed that our cost of living would go down in proportion to our paychecks when we started to grow our family here in Northern Colorado. Well, you know what they say about making assumptions! I definitely came out looking like a donkey when […]

Wealth and Impoverished Thinking: 5 Ways to Develop an Abundance Mindset
Everywhere I’ve lived, there’s been the obvious disparity between the wealthy and the impoverished. In Kansas, it was new developments next to farm homes; in New York, it was fancy condos alongside low-income apartments; and in Colorado, I’ve seen gated communities across from a trailer park. No matter where I go in this beautiful country, […]

Never Judge a Toddler: How a Touch-and-Feel Book Lead Me to My Top Tips for Taming Little Monsters
My second born received an adorable book for her first birthday this summer, Never Touch A Monster. As soon as it was uncovered from the tissue paper, my one-year-old immediately went to touch its cover and her three-year-old sister couldn’t resist a feel, even after several coaching sessions about how this was not her party […]

Sharing My 9/11 Story with My Children: A Lesson From My Parent’s Era
The Stories of My Parent’s Generation Growing up there were times when my parents’ stories weren’t always of the mischief they would get into as kids or how different their youth was from my own. They also told me stories of escaping their bombed home to come to America during WWII, or of their memory […]