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By Mike McKinleyRecently published1 topic

Leadership's Effect on Customer Service

When I don’t get good customer service at a place, I blame leadership. Every time. Leadership determines core values. Leadership works with the rest of the group to determine standards. Leadership educates staff on how to maintain those standards, and leadership monitors to make sure everybody understands. Leadership provides the vision. Leadership leads. Who are the people you look to for direction? Those are the people I include in the overall category of leadership: * Top CEOs of corporations are leaders.

Primary topic: Customer Service

Customer Service

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By Willie HortonRecently published1 topic

Taking Courageous Decisions

We’re in our eighth great year living in the French Alps. When we upped and left Ireland in 2002, many friends and clients remarked that we were taking a courageous decision – after all, our children were thirteen, eleven and eight years old at the time and were establishing their own little lives. Similarly, I walked away from a big job in banking in 1996 to set up my practice as a consultant and mentor – what I’m still doing today. Once again, at the time, many people told me that I was brave and courageous to do that.

Primary topic: Personal Development

Personal Development

2,494 views★ 4.2 (5)

By Brian AlmanRecently published1 topic

Why Diet and Exercise Alone Won't Work!

Why did you create TruSage and how does it work? Dr. A: I created TruSage because almost everyone knows what they should do but they have not been able to make themselves do what they know they should – specifically as it relates to losing weight and keeping it off. When it comes to losing weight and other goals, i

Primary topic: Hypnosis

2,702 views★ 3.3 (6)

By Royane RealSep 22, 20091 topic

Learn to Create Your Own Social Life!

People who are lonely and who have few friends often dread the arrival of evenings and the weekends, because they have nothing to do, and no one to do it with. Weekends can become a long stretch of lonely hours and nothing to do. Why not change that! Many lonely people stay lonely because they donât realize they can actually create their own social life! They could call someone they know to join them in a social event that will be fun for both of them, such as having coffee

Primary topic: Friendship & Loneliness

Friendship & Loneliness

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By Kari SamuelsRecently published1 topic

Autumn 2009 - Harvesting Your Spiritual Gifts

Each season offers us distinct opportunities for renewal, as Nature teaches us how to transform with her energy. As we observe Nature's cycles, we can divine our direction. Autumn shows us to let go and trust. During this vibrant season, the trees release their leaves in preparation for the long winter and the inevitable growth of spring. For us, this is a time to let go of what no longer serves as we prepare for the growth of the new year. 2010 will be a year to flourish. It will be a time of creativity, expansion, and expression.

Primary topic: Intuition

2,500 views★ 3.7 (6)

By Roger SeipRecently published1 topic

Reading - The Best 15 Minutes You will Ever Invest

I recently was made aware of two comparative statistics that I thought you might find extremely valuable. I learned that the average American reads less than 2 books per year, one and a half to be exact, with almost two thirds of those going unfinished. On the whole, Americans have lost the habit of reading good books. There is a notable exception, however. CEO’s of Fortune 500 companies read, on average, roughly FOUR BOOKS PER WEEK!

Primary topic: Goal Setting

2,317 views★ 4.0 (6)

By Barry FarrellRecently published1 topic

How to Save Time and Money in Your Hiring Process

The Right Barriers Can Make a Big Difference When Selecting Employees If properly placed “selection hurdles” aren’t part of your employment process, you’re probably wasting a lot of valuable time and money. Selection hurdles are barriers strategically placed in the hiring process to eliminate unqualified individuals from further consideration. Used properly, they increase efficiency and reduce hiring costs substantially. Unfortunately, companies often overlook worthwhile hurdles. And sometimes the wrong hurdles are used at the wrong times. BizTips

Primary topic: Human Resources

Human Resources

2,194 views★ 4.8 (5)

By Timothy SharpRecently published1 topic

***What is Depression?

If depression is the common cold of mental health problems (as it’s often been called) then there are literally millions of people around the world who’re coughing and sneezing at the moment. But the good news is that there are some very effective treatments for this common ailment and in this article, I’m pleased to explain what depression is, how you can tell if you’re suffering excessively, and most importantly, what you can do to overcome depression and take control of your life now.

Primary topic: Depression

1,894 views★ 4.4 (7)

By Amanda GoldstonRecently published1 topic

The Major Arcana and Suits in Tarot Cards

It is very easy to learn how to read tarot cards. You do not need any special psychic abilities, although using tarot cards can be a very good way to develop your intuition, if you would like to do that. You can approach learning to read tarot cards in a logical, systematic way. The easiest way to do that is if you have a deck of tarot cards where there are clear pictures. The Rider Waite deck of tarot cards is ideal for this purpose. Traditionally a deck of tarot cards consists of 78 cards, which are broken down into five sections.

Primary topic: Abundance

2,935 views★ 3.4 (5)

By Roger SeipRecently published1 topic

2 Decisions You Have to Make Everyday

Every single day, and I mean literally everyday, there are some decisions that you have to make. Actually, we are all required to make them regardless of our professional position in life. I am going to discuss two of these decisions from a list of seven that I have discovered. When we make these decisions, we have to choose either/or. There is no third option to pick from and there is no such thing as not deciding.

Primary topic: Goal Setting

2,313 views★ 4.0 (6)

By Brian BroderickDec 17, 20091 topic

How to Talk to Girls

A lot of men out there want to know how to talk to women in a cool and confident way that will build attraction. It is actually pretty easy if you stop doing all the normal, things men do that just turn women off. These are my personal secrets on how to talk to women: Quit using pick up lines. These are the worst thing you can say. Most guys use pick up lines as a band aid when they're too lazy to actually pay attention to the girl or her situation. It makes you look about as

Primary topic: Dating

2,335 views★ 3.0 (9)

By Benjamin MossRecently published1 topic

Zen and the Art of Test Taking

"Every week when I go to school to take the test I feel like there's a gun at my head - a loaded gun pointed directly at my head." It was shocking to hear my client talk this way; a very capable, highly articulate woman in her forties who was struggling to finish court reporting school. The test she was referring to was the "Qualifier" - the extremely difficult exam which signals the completion of school and qualifies the student for the State Exam (the CSR) the last step in becoming a licensed court stenographer.

Primary topic: Learning

3,056 views★ 3.2 (5)

By Patty SadallahRecently published1 topic

***How to Be and Get Dream Partners for Success: Secret #2 Work Hard for What you Want

"Apply yourself. Get all the education you can, but then, by God, do something. Don't just stand there, make it happen." Lee Iacocca. There are actually two secrets in todays post: the first is to know what you want and the second is to work hard to get it. Successful people are very clear about what they want and day by day they work toward it. Part of knowing what you want is knowing who you are. Your dream is an extention of you. Your ideal client is a reflection of you. What would you want to do if you knew you couldn't fail? Who do you see yourself being in the future? A CEO?

Primary topic: Women In Business

Women In Business

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By Valery SatterwhiteRecently published1 topic

How to Be Secure in Your Insecurity

If you knew me 15 years ago you wouldn't recognize the author, coach and public speaker - with a lot of Moxie - I am today. I was once the shiest person I knew. As a child, I dreaded the first day of school because I usually had to stand up and tell everyone what I did on my summer vacation. To stand up, speak and have everyone look at me scared the shit out of me.

Primary topic: Empowerment

1,762 views★ 3.8 (10)

By Bobbi PalmerRecently published1 topic

***When Do Men Expect to Have Sex With Us? A Single Man's Response

I get asked this question constantly. Women who are dating want to know this; especially women who are divorced and over 40, and haven’t been dating for some time. They also want to know how they can tell if sex is all he wants. Good questions. The truth is that whether you’re dating at 20, 40, or 70 you’re going to question how long you should wait – and he will wait – before you get intimate. And you certainly want to be able to spot the guys who just want to hop in the sack and then go on to the next gal.

Primary topic: Dating

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By Dr. Charles and Dr Elizabeth SchmitzRecently published1 topic

***The Perfect Wedding Is Only The Beginning . . .

By America’s #1 Love and Marriage Experts.

Primary topic: Marriage Coaching

Marriage Coaching

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By Dave SeymourRecently published1 topic

Discover the Sheer Joy of Living A Life Of Meaning And Purpose…

For most of us, figuring out what our life purpose is, is not high on our to do list. We have a job, family obligations, social commitments, appointments…the list seems never ending. The problem is, without a well-defined life purpose, most of the things on our to do list don’t seem to get us very far. Our life is just filled with a series of events, with no real meaning or direction. We’re pretty much just going through the motions. Finding your life purpose changes all that.

Primary topic: Overcoming Fear

Overcoming Fear

2,925 views★ 3.4 (5)

By Dan O'ConnorRecently published1 topic

HOW TO GET HONEST FEEDBACK

If you want to polish your effective communication skills, learning how to get honest feedback should be part of your training. This professional communication skill is easy to develop simply by practicing one two-step technique. Here’s a typical professional communication example of when you would need some honest feedback: Suppose you’re at a business luncheon with a client and you ask, “So what did you think of that proposal I just delivered?” People tend to give you hollow compliments and say things such as, “It was nice.

Primary topic: Communication Skills and Training

Communication Skills and Training

1,985 views★ 3.9 (8)

By Barbara KellyRecently published1 topic

Beyond Affirmations – 10 Tips for Using the Law of Attraction

Our ability to create is hampered only by our own imaginations! The Wright Brothers imagined a flying machine and now we crisscross the globe in airplanes. In order to follow their dream of flight, they had to listen to their inner guidance system (intuition), engage their imagination, and ignore the voices telling them it couldn't be done. To manifest abundance, we must be as bold as the Wright Brothers. If we stumble along the path, it is because we need to adjust our creative engine before we can fly.

Primary topic: Abundance

2,405 views★ 3.1 (8)

By Peter FogelRecently published1 topic

Peter Fogel's "5 Sure-Fire Ways to Answer Challenging Questions During Your Presentation!"

There's no getting around it: The moment you bound onto the platform or stage your credibility is at stake. And one way to cement your credibility is to master the art of Q & A (short for Questions and Answers) Look at how Q & A's are done on the political battlefields. Remember the Hillary and Obama debates? These seasoned political pros knew at any time “one slip up” can hurt them in the eyes of their audience (in the studio and at home watching.) It a nutshell: How you respond to an audience member's Q & A can undoubtedly haunt or help your career for a long time.

Primary topic: Public Speaking

Public Speaking

1,907 views★ 4.8 (6)

By James LehmanRecently published1 topic

"I'm Right and You're Wrong!" Is Your Child a Know-it-all?

Does your child always insist that they’re right and everyone else is wrong? Some kids have a bad habit of asserting their opinions by drowning out everyone else in the room—regardless of whether or not they know what they’re talking about. Understandably, this overbearing behavior can be very annoying and frustrating for both parents and family members alike. Before I give you ideas for dealing with this behavior, I want to make one thing clear: As kids grow, they need to develop their interests and ideas, and they need to learn how to express them.

Primary topic: Parenting

2,240 views★ 3.7 (7)

By M.J. RyanRecently published1 topic

What Helps You Expand Your Thinking?

So many of us think about creativity in the context of being an artist or musician. However I prefer the definition that resiliency expert Frederic Flach uses. Creativity is “a response to a situation that calls for a novel but adaptive solution, one that serves to accomplish a goal.” That’s why, when dealing with the challenges of our times, the best thing we can do is grow our creative capacity. We need to come up with thoughts and solutions that are different from ones we’ve used in the past. Otherwise we will be responding in habitual ways that may not serve us now.

Primary topic: Habits

1,831 views★ 3.9 (9)

By Gian Fiero |Recently published1 topic

How Your Appearance Impacts Your Success

Look the part. That's what people from my grandmother's generation used to say. It meant looking like the professionals who belonged to the group that you wanted to be a part of. It also meant carrying yourself, through your demeanor, in a manner that's consistent with the expectations of the role you play in business. Over the years, things have become, in a word, relaxed. Too relaxed for people from my grandmother's generation.

Primary topic: Success Principles

Success Principles

2,482 views★ 3.7 (6)

By Ravi GorowalaRecently published1 topic

Corporate Training. A Trainer's Perspective

Trainers become trainers for several reasons. Sometimes they have a passion for it. At other times they simply enjoy the limelight. Sometimes they see it as the shortest path to mammon. Passion alone may not always be enough. Usually it is a combination of passion, skill, experience and that x factor is what really makes a trainer worth her weight in gold.

Primary topic: Corporate Training

Corporate Training

2,398 views★ 3.4 (7)

By Albert GaroliRecently published1 topic

Gain From Your Culture

In a previously article entitled “You Are Where You Live” the focus was on bettering one’s self by bettering one’s environment. This article is a continuation of that first one with an added insight on how to make use of the social and cultural conditions that make up one’s society and community. Social conditioning is one of the most influential ways of learning, through which we are encouraged to abide by certain rules of conduct and thus directly and indirectly learn how to behave.

Primary topic: Life Purpose

1,704 views★ 3.9 (10)

By David NourRecently published1 topic

The LinkedIn Effect in the Venture Capital Community

In our experience, the following key factors profoundly influence the results of many venture capital investments: - Selection and on-boarding of high quality, high-performance-minded entrepreneurs - Attracting and retaining the right professional managers at the right time in the emerging growth company’s life cycle - Quality, speed, and convenience of high value interactions If you agree, then LinkedIn may be a solid approach to each of these attributes. Here’s how:

Primary topic: Strategic Planning

Strategic Planning

1,230 views★ 3.7 (18)

By Dr. Gilda CarleRecently published1 topic

The Disappearing Lover

The Disappearing Loverr By DR. GILDA CARLE (Ph.D.) Courtesy of Match.com’s Happen Magazine ? http://www.happenmag.com/magazine/index.aspx?lid=396 Dear Dr. Gilda, I am 36, a professionally successful divorced woman who has a lot of affection for my boyfriend. But I don’t even know if we have a relationship; he disappears from time to time. He is gone for weeks and then he comes back saying he thought about things and I am the best one for him. I don’t think he is seeing other women, though I can never be sure.

Primary topic: Relationship Advice

Relationship Advice

3,759 views★ 1.8 (6)

By Ligia HoubenRecently published1 topic

Bouncing Back After a Divorce or Rupture

I f you are going through a divorce or a romantic break-up you may be experiencing many emotions....from anger, fear, disappointment, hopelessness toward the future, sadness, to grief (this emotion sometimes is not recognized, but it can be real). In many cases divorce is not a devastating loss, on the contrary you may feel happy or relieved, but in most cases, all of a sudden finding oneself not being part of a couple hits us hard and sometimes we ask, • How was I wrong?r • What mistake did I make?r • Could I have done something different?r

Primary topic: Grief and Loss

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By Karen Mehringer, MARecently published1 topic

***Living from the Heart

Living from the heart, throwing logic and practicality to the wind, and following the voice of love and inspiration takes strength and courage. But, as we break free from the chains of reason to follow our soul’s callings, a universe of possibilities opens up to us. Unforeseen assistance guides us and supports us on our journey. As a result, our hearts open and expand in love and trust. Strength and courage build and soon we find ourselves living the life of our dreams!

Primary topic: Grief and Loss

2,573 views★ 3.5 (6)

By Mike RobbinsRecently published1 topic

Act As If

I first heard the phrase “act as if” about fifteen or twenty years ago. I remember learning that if we “act as if” we already have something we want, “act as if” something is already occurring in our lives (even if it’s not), or “act as if” we know how to do something (even if we don’t) – we create the conditions for it to manifest in our life with greater easy and probability. In recent years, this concept has been popularized and even mainstreamed by books, films, and teachers talking about the “law of attraction” (i.e.

Primary topic: Empowerment

2,462 views★ 4.2 (5)

By Jack ArmstrongRecently published1 topic

Yes, You are One with the Entire Universe

The concept that we all are one with each other, and with the Universe, is far easier for most of us to espouse than to truly understand. One of the basic tenets of most spiritual belief systems is that the entire Universe, including our world and each of us, was created by an all-powerful Source that is beyond the ability of our human minds to comprehend completely. The teachings in Lessons from the Source: A Spiritual Guidebook for Navigating Life’s Journey all have their foundation in that premise, and the first section of the book, which follows, offers an explanati

Primary topic: Spiritual Growth

Spiritual Growth

2,011 views★ 4.1 (7)

By Willie HortonRecently published1 topic

Personal Development and the Normal Mind

Nothing is more frustrating than trying to better yourself and being constantly beaten backwards. Embarking on the adventure of personal development can sometimes seem similar to trying to scale Mount Everest and finding that, every time you make a little progress, you suddenly start sliding down the mountain all the way back to base camp. You’ve done the training, got the right equipment and tools but you just don’t seem to be getting anywhere – and fast!

Primary topic: Personal Development

Personal Development

2,878 views★ 3.0 (6)

By Ariel and Shya KaneRecently published1 topic

So Much to Do, So Little Time!

We recently received a phone call from one of our clients. She was frantic. She couldn't get it all done. There were so many deadlines. There was so much to produce, and there was so little time. We had a conversation with her and within 10 minutes, she gave up feeling overwhelmed, had gotten ... We recently received a phone call from one of our clients. She was frantic. She couldn't get it all done. There were so many deadlines. There was so much to produce, and there was so little time.

Primary topic: Self Realization

Self Realization

1,824 views★ 5.0 (6)

By Ariel and Shya KaneRecently published1 topic

Gravity: The Greatest Teacher

Do you remember when you learned to walk? Of course not. But whether you remember it or not, you had a great teacher: gravity. Gravity is the greatest teacher. It is never angry. It is never frustrated with you when you fall off balance. It is implacable, impartial, relentless, and uncompromising. You cannot pacify gravity by being on good behavior. Gravity is never sentimental.

Primary topic: Self Realization

Self Realization

1,629 views★ 5.0 (7)

By Greg BakerRecently published1 topic

Depression - A Societal Evolution

Depression is increasingly on the rise in our society. Its diagnosis has exploded over the last twenty years, and as a result, the medical field has responded with pill after pill. But depression isn't a disease. It can't be transmitted from person to person like the flu. So why is depression on the rise?

Primary topic: Relationship Advice

Relationship Advice

2,354 views★ 4.4 (5)

By Andy LaPointeRecently published1 topic

***Superfoods for Fighting the Flu

Breakouts of the flu are responsible for millions of lost hours at both work and home each year, not to mention many miserable days trying to recover. If you’re wondering what you can do to naturally boost your immunity and prepare your body’s defenses, study the foods you’re eating, look at your family’s meals, and make the changes needed to ensure everyone is eating a well-balanced diet abundant in nutrient-dense fruits and vegetables, low-fat proteins, and complex carbohydrates.

Primary topic: Superfoods

1,936 views★ 4.3 (7)

By Suzanne ZachariaRecently published1 topic

EFT to Stop Smoking and how this Acupressure Technique Led to Freedom

I remember that time early on in my hypnosis career. This was before I had discovered EFT. I worked next door to a very good Chinese doctor and excellent acupuncturist. I wanted to take in the more challenging stop-smoking cases and had heard that the combination of acupuncture and hypnotherapy were producing great results. So I spoke to my acupuncturist colleague and we agreed that I send him the more challenged clients for acupuncture in combination with my hypnotherapy. We had success after success. People I had previously not been able to help were succeeding with relative ease.

Primary topic: Reiki

2,779 views★ 3.6 (5)

By Ranjana AppooRecently published1 topic

Results of Practicing EFT*(Emotional Freedom Techniques) for over 9 years

Having discovered EFT* (Emotional Freedom Techniques) in 1999 and used it consistently since, EFT has now become part of my daily practice and is now an integral part of my profession. Some days I have a quick tap during my morning walk or in front of the bathroom mirror, and some days (every couple of months) I spend a couple of hours tapping on myself using m y inner spiritual guide to help me navigate through the emotional quagmire of the mind. I also make an appointment with an EFT Practitioner every 6 months or so for what I now call my EFT Service (Energetic MOT session) and Tune-up.

Primary topic: Happiness

2,147 views★ 3.9 (7)

By Danish AhmedRecently published1 topic

Mentorship

Hey there everyone!! Finding and receiving mentorship has transformed my life in ways some find remarkable. At age thirteen, I was the first person in the Toronto Board of Education to participate in Co-Operative Education (working in the job market). There I met Peter who would become my first mentor. My job was to do computer programming; however, I found great fascination in learning about business. Peter was the owner of a relatively small company and noticed my broadening interests. He took me under his wing, explaining some of the ins and outs of daily business.

Primary topic: Transformation

2,373 views★ 3.8 (6)

By Kristine TimpertRecently published1 topic

Cultivating your Garden of Happiness

What is the secret formula to being happy? It seems most of us, no matter how hard we try are always coming up short. Why is it we work so hard at trying to be happy but find what actually comes our way is stressful, painful or disappointing? For me, I believe happiness is learning how to be a good Gardener. We are taught many things as small children but no one ever tells us how to be truly happy.

Primary topic: Personal Development

Personal Development

2,371 views★ 3.8 (6)

By Susan MountFeb 25, 20101 topic

Using Emotional Release Therapy as Part of Any Healing Protocol

I have been working with energy healing for almost ten years. I use a variety of therapies, including Reiki, energy formulas, essential oils, and bio-energetic frequencies. I've had a lot of success in using any of these processes, both in person, and remotely. When you provide energy and remove toxins, generally the body will respond favorably, and begin healing itself. By lessening the impact of environmental toxins on the immune system, we allow the body to focus on self-h

Primary topic: Therapy and Counseling

Therapy and Counseling

2,554 views★ 4.0 (5)

By Armin BrottRecently published1 topic

Hey, What Happened to My Sex Drive?

Dear MrDad: Help! I'm an expectant father and something's happening to my libido. A: For some men, sex during pregnancy is an incredible turn-on. But for others, it borders on the revolting. Where you stand on the issue depends on a lot of factors, but one thing is pretty much guaranteed: When your partner is pregnant your sex life will change.

Primary topic: Parenting

3,251 views★ 2.1 (7)

By Nouk SanchezRecently published1 topic

Undoing the Block to Divine Providence

This world is really focused on getting and having. Think about it. As you read this article you most likely feel that you still have some unmet needs. They may be in finances, love, family, career or spiritual development. We all want to get and have, and what we’re accustomed to doing is using our own will to decide exactly what we need and how to get it. But we can’t possibly experience consistent abundance until we’re prepared to take a good look at the cause of all scarcity and pain.

Primary topic: Spiritual Growth

Spiritual Growth

2,347 views★ 4.4 (5)

By Scott & Stephen PetulloRecently published1 topic

Numerology Symbolism: How Numbers 1-9 Relate to Money

Numbers have qualities, besides representing quantity. They have rich symbolic meaning and relate to every area of life, including money. Below we list each of the root numbers 1 through 9 along with a few details about how they relate to money, as we’ve empirically disce ed since 1992. For ...

Primary topic: Life Purpose

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By Tina TessinaRecently published1 topic

Dear Dr. Romance: Why this compulsion to cheat?

Dear Dr. Romance: I'm looking at myself and asking the question, "Why this compulsion to cheat?" What will it take to keep my eye from wandering around? I'm divorced, technically, but trying to make amends with the ex. I love my kids, and an absentee father just doesn't fit my taste. I'd rather be there. I won't bore you with it. But everyone thinks I'm insane back with the ex. Why do men cheat?

Primary topic: Relationship Advice

Relationship Advice

2,771 views★ 3.6 (5)

By Krystal KuehnRecently published1 topic

5 Parenting Tips for Communicating with Children & Teens

There is nothing that adequately prepares us for the most important job there is—parenting. Children and teens do not come with an owner’s manual, and most of our training is on the job. With our own parents as our most prominent role models, we tend to repeat what we have learned about parenting from them. We do our best, learn as we go, and make our own mistakes along the way; but we don’t have to leave our parenting to chance. We can become more effective parents. We can parent with more confidence instead of frustration.

Primary topic: Positive Psychology

Positive Psychology

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By Chef Todd MohrRecently published1 topic

10 Romantic Dinner Ideas From a Chef Who Loves His Wife

It’s easy for me to share 10 romantic dinner ideas with you, because I cook this way almost every night. I only cook what I’m inspired to create, and my wife, Heather has always been the muse behind my creativity, from culinary college until today. The most romantic meals have three elements; they are visually appealing, they are pleasing to the palate, and they include aphrodisiac ingredients for their effects, or just for conversation value.

Primary topic: Cooking and Recipes

Cooking and Recipes

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By Carrie GreeneRecently published1 topic

Are you an information hoarder?

Have you seen the show Hoarders, Buried Alive? Many people are entranced by it. It’s reminds me of when you drive down the road and pass an accident… it’s hard to turn away. I’ve heard people say that they are amazed at how “those people” live. Can’t “they” understand the difference between what’s junk and what’s not? How can “they” save all that stuff? What were “they” thinking as they accumulated all of it? Did “they” really think they would use it? How can “they” live that way? Don’t “they” know when enough’s enough?

Primary topic: Attention Deficit Disorder (ADD and ADHD)

Attention Deficit Disorder (ADD and ADHD)

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By Avil BeckfordRecently published1 topic

Another 10 Quotes to Inspire and Why

There are many lessons around us, if we but take the time to BE instead of DO. Many of these lessons we can learn from successful people, many who are further along the path that we are traveling, or have already completed the jou ey. Have you ever wondered what makes a highly accomplished individual tick? I have! I have also wondered what motivates them and how they stay motivated.

Primary topic: Business Consulting

Business Consulting

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By Serenity HealthRecently published1 topic

***Bring Natural Relaxation and Stress Relief to your Life Today!

Most of us can use a tap on the shoulder once in awhile telling us to calm down, take a deep breath or relax. If it was that easy we would tell ourselves that every day and approach the day with a new attitude rather than feeling anxious, stressed or frazzled! Most people want to find ways to relax in natural ways. Here are a few tips to relaxing and starting each day off stress-free.

Primary topic: Relaxation

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