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Your unconscious mind is full of thoughts, feelings, and emotions from your past. And because past memories are brought up by your conscious mind continually, some of them bring out a resisting feeling, some of them bring out a pushing feeling, and some of them bring out a clutching feeling. ... Views: 1301
Endoscopic spine surgery in India has played very vitally for the surgeon in a very appreciative way. For Surgeon, it has been easy to handle the situation and easily take the decision of further treatment. As we know Endoscopy is such a methodology in which an instrument is placed to the body ... Views: 939
Purchasing health care coverage is one of the most daunting tasks. Navigating through health insurance companies, choosing coverage and ensure you have received the best coverage at the best price, with the best service. This is all a bit overwhelming. It doesn’t get any easier dealing with ... Views: 1386
It's not rocket science, and it' doesn't have to elude you anymore. As much as 96% of our success in life and at work depends on emotional Intelligence--also known as horse sense, street smarts or good gut--and it can be learned and mastered.
Emotional Intelligence is the ability to ... Views: 919
What do you need to succeed?
One of the first things is commitment.
This is a true story about the commitment of a little boy.
It concerns a family of parents with a young girl of around 11 years old and a boy of around 9 years old.
The young girl was very, very ill, in fact she was ... Views: 988
Markets are supposed to be rational, but with an economic system based on scarcity, how do investors behave with emotional intelligence? Experts in behavioral economics and emotional intelligence tell us we sell winners too soon and hold onto losers too long...
The ability to accept loss and ... Views: 1019
The invitations have started arriving, the lights are going up, the stores are playing Christmas music and people appear to be bracing themselves for family reunions. There is an air of unreality about all this: a case of people seeming to try too hard, of going through the motions without ... Views: 755
Already a month into 2005 – and what has the year brought so far? A sociologist in Britain has observed that January 24th is “the worst day of the year” – presumably in the Northern hemisphere. The excitement of Christmas and anticipation of the New Year has worn off, credit card bills have ... Views: 791
If we did not fully understand the connectedness that we have to each other and to the earth, the effect of the tsunamis on millions of people in eleven countries bordering the Indian Ocean has demonstrated that connectedness. Who has not been touched in some way by this disaster?
At a very ... Views: 832
This month I am making a special offer, in preparation for the launch of three new projects that will be coming on track over the next few months.
The first project is the publication of my next book, title under wraps so far (until I decide what it is!). The theme of the book is recipes for ... Views: 733
My horse Lukas, an ex-racer and former rescue, and I are at the Equine Affaire in Pomona, California. We've been invited to join the "Thoroughbred Village" along with several non-profits to promote the breed. In case you're not familiar with racehorses, they tend to be rather high-strung, to say ... Views: 1131
As a Tai Chi teacher in the communities of NE Connecticut for the last 15 years, I have found consistently that Physical Therapists, Occupational Therapists, Recreation Therapists, MD's and Nurses will almost universally affirm a patient's practice of Tai Chi for many chronic health conditions, ... Views: 1774
Excellence: an Acceptable Alternative to Perfectionist
excellence: very great merit, quality or ability The New Lexicon Webster’s Dictionary
perfectionist: the quality of being perfect - not content with anything less than the very best
excellent: adar, aw-dar?- to expand to be great or ... Views: 1748
As we age our bodies change. Our bodies don’t need the same types of exercise we may be used to doing, and they may not be able to do that type of movement anymore. However, no matter how old we get it is important for overall health and mobility to keep our bodies moving the best we can. It’s ... Views: 684
About fifteen years ago, I was unemployed for about six months. To be honest, it wasn't exactly my finest hour. I had plenty of speaking and counseling experience (from my time in the ministry), but I had no 'official' training nor a license to practice. I had experience in tech writing and ... Views: 925
How The Government Can Help With Your Home Care Costs
With the rising costs of assisted living and home health care, it’s extremely difficult for many of our elders to receive the care they need. It also places an unusual burden on the spouses of the elderly or other caregivers, many ... Views: 1876
Delta 9 syrup is a concentrated form of Delta 9 THC, one of the primary psychoactive compounds found in cannabis. This product has gained popularity recently due to its potent and long-lasting effects. While it is important to be aware of the risks and side effects associated with Delta 9 syrup, ... Views: 455
Economist and Washington Post columnist Steven Pearlstein wrote this morning that most of those who are in charge of the governing of the world's economy just don't 'get it:' they've underestimated the severity of the economic crisis that's in the process of swallowing up the world's financial ... Views: 869
According to the majority of the respondents on my little unscientific survey, what concerns people most about the midlife transition is facing physical deterioration and the loss of youth and beauty. Is it because looking in the mirror starts to remind you of your own mortality? Or, do you feel ... Views: 877
Substance addiction is plaguing our society today. There is a large number of people suffering from this problem. The only way out for such individuals is to opt for de-addiction centers. The problem is that with so many de-addiction centers promising effective results, it becomes difficult for ... Views: 1137
You may have heard the latest news reports about the outbreak of Legionnaire’s disease in New York City. If you don’t know what Legionnaire’s disease is, the news probably didn’t faze you – but it will after this news story reveals that an outbreak can happen anywhere.
If you aren’t familiar ... Views: 941
Fibromyalgia is linked with sleep disorders such as sleep apnea, insomnia and restless legs syndrome. Fibromyalgia is a condition where a person experiences all-over pain and stiffness, from the joints to the muscles. Fibromyalgia can also lead to sleep disorders due to patients being unable to ... Views: 1023
Fibromyalgia symptoms can vary greatly and overlap with many other health conditions, which can make it much more difficult to diagnose fibromyalgia – especially because the underlying mechanisms still aren’t fully understood.
Unfortunately, there isn’t a specific test for fibromyalgia, and ... Views: 1081
One of the secrets of success for a real estate company that works with leasing is to make an appropriate rental management. This includes planning, optimization and organization of processes.
The challenge is constant, as there is competition with other developments and ... Views: 640
"Reconciliation or Revenge"
When the ash begins to settle,
the tears dry upon our face,
The time to go inside ourselves,
in search of our Lord's grace.
Dear God,
It's me and I have but one question to ask you. You alone are aware of the truth on both sides of this tragic affair. Our ... Views: 1048
I do spend some time with what I call the 'Education Section' of the Washington Post every morning. Everyone else may refer to it as the 'Style Section', but to me it'll always be the 'Education Section.' That's where I get my daily dose of wisdom from the comics (don't be mistaken: they're not, ... Views: 1974
Are you getting closer towards bridging the gap between where you are living and where you really want to live? After you think about the glories of moving, do you then experience waves of terror running down your spine? You are not alone! According to "A Quick Stress Test" by International ... Views: 1088
Finding Your Place in the World
Mid-life is a great time to lean on your dreams
This is the fifth article in a ten-part series, based on Craig Nathanson's trademark "Ten P" model for vocational happiness.
By Craig Nathanson
The Vocational Coach™
Dream, dream, dream
I used to daydream a lot ... Views: 4132
The golden years are the lovely times after retirement. All your bills are paid off and you no longer need to sit in early morning traffic to sit at desk from nine to five. These are the years when you get to enjoy your own schedule and life to its fullest.
Don't look at the golden years and ... Views: 1201
At the point when listening to the word exercise, a large portion of us have a tendency to feel debilitated by the picture of an old, rotten and exhausting rec center. Exploration has demonstrated that practice can give numerous medical advantages to individuals at any age bunches, particularly ... Views: 1040
Currently, more than 5 million Americans are living with Alzheimer's, and 1 out of 3 seniors in America will die from some sort of dementia. These numbers are staggering in and of themselves, but these are only a small fraction of the people whose lives are impacted by Alzheimer's and dementia. ... Views: 1839
Even if you are one of those who is very particular about his glasses, accidents are bound to happen, there are times when you arbitrarily tend to stuff your glasses into your purse or snap-off the frame of your glasses with one hand, causing massive damage to your glasses. However, breaking the ... Views: 2509
Ever wonder about the world of flow arts? There are so many beauties and wonders to behold in such a place full of magic, martial arts, performance art , visual art, and object manipulation. The props and tools used to create this beauty are more than tools, they are instruments that play the ... Views: 1806
Focusing on the Lessons
An excerpt from the new book “Reframe Your Blame, How to Be Personally Accountable” by Jay Fiset
Why do people have so much difficulty recognizing the lessons their Victim experiences can teach them? I believe this is because the lessons are positioned directly in our ... Views: 1653
Stuck? Pondering your next career or business move? Don't get caught in the self-analysis trap: months, days and even years of "thinking." I've met dozens of people who think "getting free" begins with an armchair, a self-help book and a beer.
Action creates energy. Have you ever spent a whole ... Views: 977
THE FOOTHILLS FOCUS August 13, 2003
Forgiveness ¡V Burdens of Life
DR. BESS S. PERMUT
Focus Columnist
The Creator lives close to each of us, within us. Do not allow anyone to erase that thought from your mind. Do not accept any teaching that says the Creator does not exist. The truth ... Views: 1272
Preventing Erectile dysfunction (ED) might be easier than you think. For years, men have had to forfeit treatment because they thought the only cure was the expensive blue pill Viagra, as they didn’t have the option of buying equally effective generics such as Kamagra. Nor were they aware that ... Views: 848
Now that your son has popped the question, the congratulations from your friends include some advice about the wedding: "smile, shut up and wear beige."
But it doesn't have to be like this. You have the right stuff to rewrite the rules without becoming the Mother-in-Law from Hell. You came ... Views: 1265
In a world where food wastage coexists with food insecurity, food donation emerges as a powerful force for positive community change. Every day, large quantities of edible food are discarded while millions go hungry. Redirecting surplus food to those in need addresses immediate hunger and ... Views: 427
It's true. If it weren't for gravity, you might not notice so much when you gain weight. During the past couple of months I noticed that I had gained about ten pounds this year. And ten pounds the year before! My waist size didn't increase in my pants--I just started wearing my pants a little ... Views: 1387
Atlanta, GA - A Clayton County police sergeant returned home today after being involved in a serious car accident. Clinton Nicholas was apparently driving behind road crews in his police cruiser when he was unexpectedly struck by a delivery truck.
Emergency crews airlifted Nicholas to the ... Views: 1657
Old age isn’t for sissies. Or for their caregivers, who often juggle full-time jobs, families of their own and other responsibilities. Taking care of an elderly loved one can be an overwhelming, challenging, emotionally draining "job."
And, yes, sometimes it does take a village. We’ve found ... Views: 1720
Almost everyone experiences the problem with the low back pain at some point in life and the majority of them are treated by simply taking the medicines, however, some of them still need the Spinal Stenosis Surgery in India to get relief from the pain.
Nowadays back pain has become a common ... Views: 1075
If you are a Sarasota resident and in need of medical marijuana card Sarasota for your severe ailment then have a look at this comprehensive guide by MyfloridaGreen.
The process for applying was started as soon as marijuana was legalized in 2016 after amendment 2 was passed. If you are above ... Views: 690
I'm putting out a warning call that the wise (especially wise men) will want to pay attention to: get proactive about midlife or face the consequences. For almost 20 years, author Stephen R. Covey (The Seven Habits of Highly Effective People) has been trying to convince people that taking a ... Views: 930
Chronic fatigue syndrome, also known as CFS can occur at any age and can strike anyone, but is most common in females and people above 20 and below 40 years of age. It is a physical disorder that is characterized by extreme fatigue and a state of constant weakness. This condition leaves you ... Views: 1793
The myth of the happy childhood hides a sad truth: that one of the principal effects of 'education' seems to be the process of 'disillusionment'. I call this process 'sad', but, in fact, it's more like 'tragic'. In early childhood, youngsters are more closely aligned with their inner destiny ... Views: 792
Over the past few years, research has shown that endurance is not as important as strength to improve functional capacity in aging adults. One problem that plagues many elders (particularly females) is osteoporosis. You hear of many seniors falling and breaking bones - they can't even get up to ... Views: 1935