When I met Amy Giddon, the founder of Daily Haloha, I jumped at the opportunity to ask their community a question. Here’s what I put out there: What has become clear to you during quarantine?
This month’s Spotlight on Kindness is Amy Giddon. Amy understands that to create harmony we must all hear one another and respect the song we all infuse into this world. Through her incredibly inspiring app, Daily Haloha, she is ensuring that HARMONY is alive and well in the world!
Typing “how to reduce time on social media” brings up 954,000,000 results in less than a minute. If you have tried to limit your time on social media and found that you can’t, or that it is really difficult, you are not alone.
"Daily Haloha is building community one question at a time." LaKay Cornell interviews Amy Giddon of Daily Haloha.
Time away from Facebook has its ups and downs, research suggests—so Kira Newman gave it a shot. Published by the Greater Good Science Center at UC Berkeley.
Caren Osten Gerszberg, a specialist in positive psychology, posed this question through Daily Haloha and shares what we can learn from the responses. An article from Psychology Today.
“Social media is broken.” This article from the New York Times imagines a different reality.
Daily Haloha cofounder Amy Giddon is interviewed by Bonnie Marcus in Forbes Women.
We just recently discovered a wonderful app that offers you a daily routine to help you feel a little more connected to the rest of humanity. The app is called Daily Haloha, and I am so appreciative to have found it.
Life coach Sara Smeaton interviews Amy Giddon for her Power Profiles series.
A simple daily routine to help you feel a little more connected to yourself and the rest of humanity.
A simple daily routine to help you feel a little more connected to yourself and the rest of humanity.
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