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  • Beth Elkassih

    Anxiety Coping Skills for Teens: Effective Strategies for Managing Stress

    Beth Elkassih May 30, 2024
    Anxiety Coping Skills for Teens: Effective Strategies for Managing Stress Anxiety is a common issue among teens, but knowing effective coping skills can make a big difference. By using the right strategies, you can start to tackle anxiety and improve your overall well-being. Understanding Anxiety Disorder in Teens Anxiety in teens can manifest in various forms ... Read More about Anxiety Coping Skills for Teens:... Continue Reading
    Doug Thorpe

    Charting Your Course: How a Personal SWOT Analysis Can Unlock Your Potential

    Doug Thorpe May 30, 2024
    We all have dreams, aspirations, and a desire to grow. But sometimes, navigating the path towards those goals can feel overwhelming. Life throws us curveballs, and internal struggles can cloud our judgment. This is where the classic SWOT analysis steps in, offering a powerful framework for personal growth and success mapping. SWOT: A Strategic Tool for Self-Discovery SWOT stands for Strengths, Weaknesses,... Continue Reading
    Michael Levitt

    Revitalize Your Mind: Using Nature as a Remedy for Burnout

    Michael Levitt May 30, 2024
    Image created via Microsoft Designer In our fast-paced, highly caffeinated, and overly stimulated world, burnout has become an all-too-common experience. Characterized by chronic exhaustion, cynicism, and decreased efficiency, this typical occupational phenomenon affects millions and leads to serious physical and mental health issues. While there are... Continue Reading
    Anne Bachrach

    Decode the Mega Successful Mindset Habits That Set Them Apart

    Anne Bachrach May 30, 2024
    We’ve all wondered: What makes those seemingly unstoppable entrepreneurs, innovators, and industry leaders tick? Is it luck, some inborn brilliance, or ruthless ambition?  No, so let’s decode the mega successful mindset habits that set them apart. The truth is, while individual personalities vary, the “mega successful” often share specific thinking habits that fuel their extraordinary... Read More The post... Continue Reading
  • Sarah Ratekin

    Memorial Day Musings

    Sarah Ratekin May 29, 2024
    TL;DR: We have a long way to go towards repaying our servicemembers for their contributions to our society. Employers can do their part by understanding the powerful talent pool waiting to be leveraged, and SHRM makes it easy with a FREE training. I grew up surrounded by veterans. And that's not as "beautiful" as it sounds, except when it was. My dad and his peers are/were of the Vietnam War era. My dad... Continue Reading
    Steve Cummings

    16 Weird Jobs That Make You Wonder Why They Have High Salaries

    Steve Cummings May 29, 2024
    If you're over 21, you've probably done a job you hated. For me, the job I always said I couldn't get paid enough to do is juvenile corrections. Imagine fifteen teenagers caged up with nothing better to do than cause more trouble than they're already in. No, thanks.  However, occasionally, you might encounter a job ... Read more
    Melissa Deally

    HH297: Detoxing & Improved Digestion

    Melissa Deally May 29, 2024
    I have just completed a another seven day quarterly detox, and am enjoying all the benefits of that, so it is on the top of mind for me and I want to share with you the benefits of detoxing, starting with how it can improve your digestion.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... Continue Reading
    Joey Havens

    Your Boat Is Not for Everyone

    Joey Havens May 29, 2024
    It is so important to protect what we have. Just like I wouldn't let a stranger take my boat out for a spin without knowing their experience and intentions, we shouldn't rush into hiring someone just because they say they want to be a part of our organization.
  • Barbara Karnes

    How Do You Train Your Hospice Volunteers?

    Barbara Karnes May 29, 2024
    I was thinking about hospice volunteer training. What makes a good training program? I am hearing stories about the lack of professional staff training for new hires, which led me to wonder about volunteer training.  So—here are my thoughts for a hospice volunteer training program: At the first meeting of the training, have a discussion focusing on why the person wants to be a volunteer in the end of life arena. It... Continue Reading
    Glen Alex

    How to be Your Own Shaman

    Glen Alex May 28, 2024
    Learn how you can move toward your highest and best health today: Living In Total Health requires that you integrate your wholeness and your individuality into any health regimen. Inherent in this process is taking responsibility for your health—your choices and the consequent outcomes. Your choices include, but are not limited to, what you eat and drink, your activity level, your mindset, your relationships, how you... Continue Reading
    Jesse Cramer

    “When Should I Take Social Security?”

    Jesse Cramer May 28, 2024
    Thanks to reader Lynn, who wrote in this week with some specifics about her household’s situation and an overarching question: When should we start taking Social Security? I’ll provide background information below, and then we’ll discuss a few common “if –> then” heuristics to help you with your Social Security planning. Background – The Pros and Cons of Taking Social Security Early Social... Continue Reading
    Keith Haney

    “How to Address Failure in Your Life”

    Keith Haney May 28, 2024
  • Royce Shook

    Conatiner gardens

    Royce Shook May 28, 2024
    April Showers bring May flowers and so as we cast our minds to Spring and gardening. Some of us don’t have the room to have a big garden, but a container garden may work. Here are some tips for discovering the art of container gardening:1.     Choose the right container: When selecting a container, consider the size, material, and shape that will work best for the plant you want to grow. Make sure the container has... Continue Reading
    Jennifer Roth

    I Hugged An Elephant – And You Can Too!

    Jennifer Roth May 27, 2024
    I Hugged An Elephant – And You Can Too!   Trip Review: Wise Blue Yonder Visits an Thailand Elephant Retirement Park & Sanctuary  What’s your favorite once-in-a-lifetime (OIL) experience? You know, an experience that you never thought you would have, one you will remember always, and that change a little (or maybe big) part of you forever. I am blessed beyond measure because during my lifetime, I have... Continue Reading
    Matt Dentino

    The Role of Sales Leadership Coaching in Driving Revenue Growth

    Matt Dentino May 27, 2024
    /*! elementor - v3.17.0 - 08-11-2023 */ .elementor-widget-text-editor.elementor-drop-cap-view-stacked .elementor-drop-cap{background-color:#69727d;color:#fff}.elementor-widget-text-editor.elementor-drop-cap-view-framed .elementor-drop-cap{color:#69727d;border:3px solid;background-color:transparent}.elementor-widget-text-editor:not(.elementor-drop-cap-view-default)... Continue Reading
    Deborah Heiser, PhD

    Guardians of Wisdom: Unleashing Your Superpower

    Deborah Heiser, PhD May 27, 2024
    Here is a riddle:What do we absorb in childhood, learn through experience in adulthood, and master in late life? Answer: Guardianship Photo by Quang Nguyen Vinh: https://www.pexels.com/photo/statue-of-chinese-guardian-lion-10615829/We Are Built to Be GuardiansImagine if you didn’t have a guardian. Would you be the person you are today? Likely not. Guardians don't just secure our physical well-being and support us... Continue Reading
  • Elinor Stutz

    Custom Software Can Benefit User Experience and Growth

    Elinor Stutz May 27, 2024
    Photo by Geralt via Pixabay Attract the Right Job Or Clientele: Custom Software Benefits Your User Experience and Growth Your online identity is as vital as, say, your physical identity. It should be relatively unique and should stand out. For websites, the layout of the pages, color combinations, fonts, and navigation map should differ from your competitors. But not too different, or your website will stand... Continue Reading
    Faris Aranki

    Finding A Community: Such an important (but difficult) aspect of starting your own business

    Faris Aranki May 27, 2024
    Not everything goes according to plan when you run a small businessWho doesn’t love a bank holiday?When you are an employee, it’s basically like a free day-off but, when you run your own start-up, bank holidays are quite a weird sensation.As a start-up founder, you feel a bit guilty taking a day-off but, even if you wanted to do any external work, your clients are likely to be off so you end up having a semi... Continue Reading
    Julienne Ryan

    A MEMORIAL DAY MEMORY

    Julienne Ryan May 27, 2024
    There used to be a U.S. Army Reserve Center on St. John’s University’s Campus, down the street from my childhood home in Jamaica, Queens, New York. When I was a little kid, I would watch as men dressed in army fatigues walked past my house and over the small path that separated our dead-end street from the Center. The reservists came once a month to honor their duties. Their presence taught me that war was part... Continue Reading
    Stephanie Mann

    A Child’s Spiritual Journey to Freedom!

    Stephanie Mann May 27, 2024
    Life on planet Earth is a journey of self-discovery to find our hidden talents and develop the courage to excel. Children are born with imagination, intuition, creativity, insights, instincts, a sense of humor, and a self-protective conscience, which can keep them safe and healthy. Our life’s journey is to find our path to peace and help others. You cannot rely on anyone else; self-discovery is an individual... Continue Reading
  • Deborah Lukovich, PhD

    The Hidden Impact: How Does Patriarchy Harm Men Too?

    Deborah Lukovich, PhD May 26, 2024
    The overarching task right now is the reconciliation of the oldest wound of humanity, which is patriarchy. This wound manifests in very devious ways and once you get beyond the limiting notion that patriarchy is only about men and women, you’ll see that it underlies everywhere there's a power imbalance.   Patriarchy is not as much about women and men as a dynamic underpinning almost all the systems in which we... Continue Reading
    Alan Cay Culler

    Are You a BadBoss?

    Alan Cay Culler May 26, 2024
    <div class="et_pb_text_inner" data-et-multi-view="{"schema":{"content":{"desktop":"I awoke this morning with Jeff Foxworthy on my mind. Foxworthy is a stand-up comedian, a part of the Blue Collar Comedy tour, the author of four books, an actor in thirteen movies and thirty-six television shows and series, and counting. What I remember him for is the way he created... Continue Reading
    Jerry Zezima

    “No Pane, No Gain”

    Jerry Zezima May 26, 2024
    By Jerry Zezima I do windows. They’re a pain in the neck, especially if I stick my neck out the window to clean a pane, but spring has sprung and, even though I am no spring chicken, I have to spring into action to do the spring cleaning that gives me a window into my life as a suburban homeowner. I am supposed to do the windows every spring, but if memory serves (I would like it to serve me a beer, which is what I... Continue Reading
    Roberta Carson

    How to Choose a Cancer Treatment

    Roberta Carson May 26, 2024
    Getting a cancer diagnosis is probably one of the scariest things that can happen to a person. Certainly, you worry if cancer will take your life. And you worry if you will be able to tolerate the treatments, including the potential impact on the quality of your life. Fortunately, advances in research have improved cancer treatments, providing patients with treatments unavailable years ago. However, all the options can... Continue Reading
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