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The Stress of Death: A Guide to Coping with the Uninvited Guest

Death. The ultimate buzzkill. It’s like, one minute you’re sipping margaritas with your BFF, and the next, you’re sobbing uncontrollably because they’re no longer with you. Yeah, it’s a real party pooper. Death is a natural part of life, and it’s not going anywhere anytime soon. So, instead of trying to avoid it or pretend […]

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“The Road To Lasting Peace” By Dr. Angelika Selle &Raquo; 2122

“The Road to Lasting Peace” By Dr. Angelika Selle

The Road to Lasting Peace By: Dr. Angelika Selle From childhood, I wanted to be a peacemaker, but it seemed like an impossible dream—a pipe dream, some would say. According to one online post I recently encountered, “Of the past 3,400 years, humans have been entirely at peace only for 268 of them, or only […]

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Sunday, September 8: Barbara Shaiman, M. Ed., Founder Of Champions Of Caring – Intergenerational Social Activism &Amp; Dr. Mara On Navigating An Ageist Healthcare System &Raquo; Barbara Shaiman 267X300 1

Sunday, September 8: Barbara Shaiman, M. Ed., Founder of Champions of Caring – Intergenerational Social Activism & Dr. Mara on Navigating an Ageist Healthcare System

We’re back with another GREAT live program!  You can listen on livestream at 5pm CT/6pm ET or any time after on podcast right here! And you can ALSO listen on Apple podcasts right HERE!   Barbara Greenspan Shaiman, M.Ed, Founder of Champions of Caring, dedicated to inspiring, empowering, and activating intergenerational change-makers of all backgrounds to create […]

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Trivial And Non-Trivial Consulting Skills &Raquo; Trivial Consulting Skills E1725810032129

Trivial and Non-trivial Consulting Skills

“I forgot how to pack!” My wife and I don’t travel as much as I imagined we would when I retired in 2018. Part of that is on me. I travelled for a living for almost forty years and the last thing I was interested in was another trip on an airplane or another night […]

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“A Clothes Call”

By Jerry Zezima Ever since my wife, Sue, has been out of commission with an injured hand, which required surgery and has prevented her from performing important tasks like keeping me alive, I have had a whole laundry list of things to do. At the top is — how did you ever guess? — laundry. […]

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16 Amazing Things To Do In St. Petersburg, Florida For Your Trip &Raquo; Steve Picture Copy

16 Amazing Things to Do in St. Petersburg, Florida For Your Trip

If you’ve stumbled across this blog post, it likely means you’re planning a trip to St. Petersburg, Florida. St. Petersburg, nicknamed Sunshine City, is between beautiful Tampa Bay and the Gulf of Mexico. To its west, the city is bordered by popular cities, small towns, and barrier islands, which make it an idyllic travel destination. […]

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Records, Cassettes and CDs (What)?

Every few years, an advance in technology comes along that renders the previous technology obsolete. This cycle of innovation has happened countless times throughout history. For example, the steam engine revolutionized transportation, but eventually, cars and airplanes made train travel less essential. Later, the telegraph enabled relatively quick long-distance communication. However, the telephone’s advent rendered […]

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Can a Garden Cultivate Compassion?

Love and compassion are necessities, not luxuries. Without them, humanity cannot survive. — Dalai Lama In the heart of Niagara Falls, a unique initiative is taking root. The Gardens of Compassion is more than just a place to grow vegetables—it’s a space where empathy blossoms and understanding flourishes. This community garden has three primary goals […]

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Letting Go To Grow: The Power Of Divine Detachment &Raquo; 1Kyhhpndpooixslccgjoq4A

Letting Go to Grow: The Power of Divine Detachment

Personal and Professional Development What if the key to true success isn’t in what we hold onto, but in what we’re willing to let go? AI-geenerated image In the cosmic theater of existence, where gods and mortals waltz through the drama of life, there’s a scene that always fascinates me. Imagine this: God Himself, in His […]

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