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“Finding Peace in These Difficult Times” By Joan S. Peck
March 26th, 2024
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Finding Peace in These Difficult Times By Joan S. Peck Not so long ago, a woman remarked that I always seemed calm and unflustered. By the tone of her voice, I thought what she meant was that I was oblivious to my surroundings, or else I would be as upset as she was about what was happening in the world today. But having lived so many years now, I understood more clearly what I had control over and what I couldn’t change. Manage Expectations You don’t have to be a recovering alcoholic or drug addict to live by the AA serenity prayer: “God grant me the serenity to accept the things I cannot... Continue Reading

The Utlimate Journey of Self-Care
March 26th, 2024
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Meet Alison Katschkowsky; Host of the Ultimate Journey of Self Care Podcast. Catch her on both Tuesdays and Thursdays where she meets with amazing people around the globe and discusses self-cafe in both the personal and business world. Her Tuesday shows feature a deeper dive into what self care can look like with conversations about […] The post The Utlimate Journey of Self-Care appeared first on The 8 Gates. Originally Published on https://the8gates.com/feed Continue Reading

March 26th, 2024
“Closed Doors Build Empires” By Wilnona Marie & Jade Dee, the And I thought Ladies
March 21st, 2024
“Closed Doors Build Empires” By Wilnona Marie &Amp; Jade Dee, The And I Thought Ladies &Raquo; 2122

Closed Doors Build Empires By Wilnona Marie & Jade Dee, the And I thought Ladies Stair wells and elevator shafts are the first struc- tures in a building to be built because they need space and give the workers accessibility to the floors where they work. Scaffolds outline the cement towers so the con- struction employees may complete the building floor by floor. When the first two structures of the envisioned building are built, they are a symbol of what will be there. A place of purpose with floors, no walls, no doors. This is what our writing career was like when we started a book of poems... Continue Reading

Janine on The Idiot Mystic with Haider Qayyum
March 21st, 2024
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Haider Qayyum is the host of The Idiot Mystic; a show which delves into matters of consciousness, spirituality, esoterica, psychedelics and the extra-physical in general. Visit the Idiot Mystic Patreon. Follow Haider on Instagram. Show Notes Janine joins Haider and shares her experiences of feeling out of place and unheard as a young woman with […] The post Janine on The Idiot Mystic with Haider Qayyum appeared first on The 8 Gates. Originally Published on https://the8gates.com/feed Continue Reading

March 21st, 2024
“Drive to Thrive: Fueling Success in Business Partnerships” By Josh Carpenter
March 19th, 2024
“Drive To Thrive: Fueling Success In Business Partnerships” By Josh Carpenter &Raquo; 2122

Drive to Thrive: Fueling Success in Business Partnerships By Josh Carpenter In the world of business, partnerships are the cornerstone of growth and success. When two entities come together, it’s not merely a transactional arrangement; it’s a dynamic relationship where both parties contribute and gain value. In this article, we explore the key elements that define enduring business partnerships and the trust, respect, and communication that underpin them. Trust: The Bedrock of Success At the heart of every prosperous partnership lies trust. This isn’t just any trust; it’s trust that’s... Continue Reading

“From Symphony to Transforming History into a Screenplay: Rafaela and the Lily of the Prado” By Aimmee Kodachian
March 17th, 2024
“From Symphony To Transforming History Into A Screenplay: Rafaela And The Lily Of The Prado” By Aimmee Kodachian &Raquo; 2122

From Symphony to Transforming History into a Screenplay: “Rafaela and the Lily of the Prado” By Aimmee Kodachian Occasionally, in the vast expanse of the art world, a maestro emerges whose craft extends beyond its realm, stirring profound human emotions. Reynaldo Fernández Pavon is undeniably such a talent, seamlessly bridging the worlds of music and literature to produce both stirring symphonies and captivating stories. Though initially a music aficionado, Reynaldo was also seduced by the allure of literature. His venture into the literary universe began with “Presagios,” an acclaimed... Continue Reading

“Understanding Microbiome Health: Your Gut’s Well-being” By Heidi Mancini
March 14th, 2024
“Understanding Microbiome Health: Your Gut’s Well-Being” By Heidi Mancini &Raquo; 2122

Understanding Microbiome Health: Your Gut’s Well-being By Heidi Mancini Various diets have emerged over the years, advocating for the exclusion of certain foods. However, these elimination diets may not be as beneficial as presumed and pose risks to our well-being. They often deprive the gut of essential fiber, weakening the microbes crucial for our system’s resilience. Dietary fiber is a critical source that supports the thriving of microorganisms, aiding in the creation of beneficial compounds such as short-chain fatty acids. In contrast, diets rich in processed foods and sugars can promote... Continue Reading

“RESPECTING ELDERS – A THING OF THE PAST?” By Dr. Angelika Selle
March 12th, 2024
“Respecting Elders – A Thing Of The Past?” By Dr. Angelika Selle &Raquo; 2122

RESPECTING ELDERS – A THING OF THE PAST? By Dr. Angelika Selle Looking at today’s society, especially here in the United States, we don’t see much of what used to be called filial piety. Over the last 50 to 60 years, the tradition of giving honor and respect to parents, older adults, teachers, civic leaders, and so forth seems to have slipped away. Even in the business arena, Gen Z and others are challenging standards of respect. In our American culture, many children call their parents by their first names, treat them as equals or disrespect them. Popular movies and shows routinely put parents... Continue Reading

“The Power of Faith: Navigating Life’s Challenges with Confidence” By Judi Moreo
March 10th, 2024
“The Power Of Faith: Navigating Life’s Challenges With Confidence” By Judi Moreo &Raquo; 2122

The Power of Faith: Navigating Life’s Challenges with Confidence By Judi Moreo In a world filled with uncertainties, where fear often knocks on the door of our minds, Napoleon Hill’s words echo a profound truth: “Close the door of fear behind you and see how quickly the door to faith will open in front of you.” This sentiment captures the essence of faith, a force that transcends religious boundaries and speaks to the universal human experience. Faith, in its broadest sense, is the confident assurance that something we desire will come to pass. It’s the certainty that our hopes are not... Continue Reading

“My Why” By Karen Mayo
March 7th, 2024
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My Why By Karen Mayo My nephew, Scott, came to stay with me during his sixth-grade school year. His mother, my sister, a single mom, had made a tough decision to enlist in the United States Army. Scott could not go to boot camp with her, so she asked if he could stay with me. “Of course,” I said. Before Scott came to live with me, he ate everything from fast food to frozen TV dinners. His favorite snack was in a bag with food coloring Red 40, Yellow 5, and 6. He was taking ADHD medication, and his grades were a “C” at best. Scott was eating unhealthy foods loaded with chemicals and preservatives.... Continue Reading