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Hh346: Stress Can Increase Your Risk Of Diabetes &Raquo; Melissa Head Shot

HH346: Stress Can Increase Your Risk Of Diabetes

Today I want to talk to you about the fact that stress hormones can cause insulin resistance, increasing your risk of type two diabetes. About the Host: Melissa is an Integrative Health Practitioner and Master Practitioner in NLP and Timeline Therapy and a Board Designated Hypnotherapy Teacher Trainer, helping people get to the root cause of […]

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Being Joyful: Simple Strategies for a Happier Life

Being Joyful: Simple Strategies for a Happier Life Joy is a powerful emotion that can transform your daily life. By cultivating joy, you can boost your… The post Being Joyful: Simple Strategies for a Happier Life appeared first on Made You Smile Back. Originally Published on https://madeyousmileback.com/

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The “Three C’s”

In our work at the Impactful Coaching Project, we identify three key elements of effective coaching leadership. The foundation of effective coaching rests on three critical elements: competence, care, and constancy. These three pillars guide coaches in creating an environment where athletes can thrive both in and out of competition. I will provide a brief […]

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Respect &Raquo; Notes To Self By Mark Obrien

Respect

My cohorts and I recently engaged in a conversation about humor on the Friendship Bench. As we considered what makes things funny — why some people find things funny and others don’t, why some people can tell jokes to some people and not to others — my friend, Phil Williams, said in his inimitable fashion […]

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11 Things To Do In Zion National Park While Exploring  &Raquo; Steve Picture Copy

11 Things to Do in Zion National Park While Exploring 

If you’ve stumbled across this post, it likely means you are planning a trip to Zion National Park this summer. Am I right? Are you wondering where to start? Keep reading to find out! Zion is the #1 national park in southwestern Utah and one of the most visited national parks in the US. There […]

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Artsy Style: Popular Artwork and 5 Outfits That Match

My online book club shared this entertaining post that made me think of the term “Artsy” style. The photographer spends years waiting for museum visitors to match artworks. So I decided to have a little fun with some of my older looks. Quote of the day: “As long as I’m alive, I will continue to […]

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Find a cause to take up when retred

One of the ideas to help overcome the fear of retirement is to find a cause one area about, easier said than done.Finding causes you care about involves a bit of introspection and exploration. Here are some steps to help you identify and engage with causes that resonate with you: 1. Reflect on Your Values […]

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“What Is Uvolution.io?: It’s People Helping People” By George Chanos &Raquo; 2122

“What is Uvolution.io?: It’s People Helping People” By George Chanos

What is Uvolution.io?: It’s People Helping People. By: George Chanos The mission of Uvolution.io is to add value to society (including you, your family, friends, clients, and co-workers) by building a community based on the simple principle of “People Helping People.”  The world is changing very rapidly and very radically—more quickly and profoundly than anyone […]

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Putting a Dollar Sign On Financial Planning

Whether you’re a dedicated DIYer or prefer to lean on professional guidance, the truth is clear: smart financial planning can save you a lot of money over time. Below, I’ll share some recent examples of tactical planning moves I participated in, including how much money was saved. COVID Panic In March 2020, you could be […]

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Fast and Slow

The roots of a love affair When I was a pre-teen, I read a book about Doug, an American teenager immersed in hot rod culture. The story was about Doug finding himself, but was full of descriptions of bored-out V8s and chopped and channeled old Fords, accompanied in my memory by Chuck Berry songs, “. […]

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