April 28th, 2024 Deborah Lukovich
Connecting More Deeply with What's Around You. Pick up an object in your house, something you can hold in your hands. What is the first thing you notice about the object? Maybe it's a beautiful color, an interesting texture, or maybe it has a meaningful engraving. Now, close your eyes and allow your other senses […]
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April 28th, 2024 Alan Cay Culler
<div class="et_pb_text_inner" data-et-multi-view="{"schema":{"content":{"desktop":" Historians and Visionaries n One looks back and crafts a story from events; one looks forward and crafts events from a story. n To lead in times of dramatic change is to be a see-er (seer), to both scribe and scry. This leader peers back through the brume and draws forth past […]
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April 28th, 2024 Mara Karpel
Happy Mother’s Day!! We’re back with another live show! Listen on livestream at 5pm CT/4pm MT….and 6pm ET, or listen on podcast any time after the show, all right here! And you can ALSO listen to the podcast on Apple podcasts right HERE! We’ll be joined by Alistair Hawkes, Licensed Professional Counselor and Certified Clarity Breathwork […]
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April 28th, 2024 Marcia Riner
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April 28th, 2024 Faris Aranki
Your relationship to food and exercise is an often-forgotten part of running a small business and this has massive implications for your weight The scales never lie I’ve never been a skinny person. As a kid, I was what would politely be called “cuddly”. At my peak I must have weighed close to 120kg and had a 46 […]
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April 28th, 2024 Jerry Zezima
By Jerry Zezima Romance is in my blood. And I recently proved it by taking my wife for bloodwork. On our anniversary. It was the most romantic thing I have done for Sue since I took her to a landfill on our anniversary four years ago. I’m surprised she didn’t leave me there. It’s a […]
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April 28th, 2024 Roberta Carson
Hearing a Parkinson’s disease diagnosis is scary. Whether you’re the patient or a family member, it’s overwhelming. Certainly, you worry about what your future holds. Will Parkinson’s make it impossible to work, walk, function independently? How will it impact your family? The tips in this blog for managing Parkinson’s disease can make it easier for […]
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April 28th, 2024 Steve Cummings
The percentage of Americans 65 and older is increasing rapidly by the year, and fewer young people are having children at a replacement rate. You would think extending employees’ shelf lives would be a priority to maximize the workforce. Yet, employers often pick the younger candidate over the older one — even when the latter […]
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April 28th, 2024 Royce Shook
If you’re not ready to sacrifice your lifestyle and don’t need medical assistance or extra support, you may not feel ready for group senior living. However, if it’s becoming increasingly difficult to keep up with home maintenance, chores, and transportation to activities and social events, independent living may be appealing to you. Independent living communities […]
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April 27th, 2024 Stephanie Mann
In Part One, the topic was empowering children to prevent them from becoming bullies or victims. Spiritually centered children learn to stay safe by speaking up and standing up for themselves without anger as they develop self-confidence. Part Two: Recognize adult bullies who prey on emotionally weak people who lack self-confidence and go along with the […]
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