What to Do When There’s Nothing to Do
Have you ever woken up on a Saturday morning and said to yourself or a family member, “What are we going to do today? There’s
May 5, 2009
You Can Either Worry or Be Grateful–Not Both
If you consider yourself a “worry wart” it may not be your fault. You probably grew up raised on worry. It was a common theme
May 4, 2009
What’s Your Living Style?
Type the words ‘living style’ and any combination of other related keywords into Google and you get a list of sites about home design, fashion,
May 1, 2009
Taking Your Networking Online
by David Bohl The practice of networking is one of those essential elements of life we often take for granted, since we do it naturally.
May 1, 2009
The Two Most Powerful Words: Thank You
How often do you tell someone “thank you”? I’m not talking about the every day manners when someone holds a door or lets you go
April 27, 2009
How to Say No
by David Bohl We’ve become a culture of “yes people:” “Yes, I can stay late to help with your project.” “Yes, you can have that
April 22, 2009
The Power in Being Prepared
Remember the Boy Scout motto: “Be prepared”? That seems to be a good maxim to remember in today’s troubled economic times. The problems each of
April 21, 2009
Begin the Adventure of Self-Exploration
by David Bohl It sounds strange to imagine someone not really knowing who they are, what they want, or where they’re going. But it’s not
April 15, 2009
Senioritis
Ah, senioritis – that nearly indescribably lightness of spirit and release from your previous existence as a dedicated student that makes life so difficult for
April 10, 2009
Recovery for athletes – improves performance but is undervalued and overlooked – Expert Advice
The following is a guest post from Sharon Richter. During a workout one burns stored fuel, glycogen, looses water and electrolytes (Sodium, Potassium and Chloride).
April 9, 2009
Power Networking: 6 Reasons to Always Be Networking
Up until about five years ago, if you were networking for your business, you would think of attending Chamber of Commerce events, organizations like BNI
April 8, 2009
GenY Navigates its own support system
Once upon a time when someone suggested a support system, they referred to a nuclear family, maybe grandparents/aunts/uncles and a school guidance counselor. If he/she
April 7, 2009
You’re Not All Alone: Who’s On Your Support Team?
Who told you that you had to do everything by yourself? Was it a well-meaning parent who wanted you to grow up and be independent?
April 6, 2009
What is the Meaning of Life: Whatever Meaning You Give It
I know it may be hard to believe, but the meaning of life is determined by the meaning you give it. What I mean by
April 1, 2009
The Busy Person’s Workout (Or, How to Burn Calories, Build Muscle, Look Great and Feel Better Without a Gym Membership)
by David Bohl Let’s be honest here… in 2009, we’ve got all sorts of technology and tricks to help us “save time,” yet we’re busier
April 1, 2009
Every Hero Begins as Fool
A guest post from Tama J. Kieves: In celebration of April Fool’s Day…and of all Spring’s new beginnings, I wanted to encourage you to be
March 31, 2009
Turn Loss Into Learning
Throughout life we all experience losses of some kind. We might lose a loved one such as a family member or friend. We’ve probably all
March 30, 2009
Looking for Joy in all the Wrong Places
That sounds like a good title for a country song! But think about it. Where are you looking for joy in your life? Are you
March 27, 2009
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