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Posted by Sandra Ford Walston
Sandra Ford Walston
Sandra Ford Walston, known as The Courage Expert and innovator of StuckThinking™, is a learning consultant, tr...
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on Friday, 27 April 2012
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Valuing your spirit requires you to connect to your spiritual journey and recognize the element of time. Specifically, you will need to rethink your approach to time in the context of how you care for yourself and how you manifest your spirituality at work. While facing mental suffering, learning how to slow the mind and letting go of the ego’s inclination to force the issue create an invitation to shift perspectives. Moments of inactivity (almost boredom) help you recharge and determine if you are staying aligned with your true, courageous intention. This type of contemplative practice is very different from inertia....
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Women and the Art of Play to Relieve Stress

Posted by SandwichedBoomers
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Phyllis Goldberg, Ph.D. and Rosemary Lichtman, Ph.D.have over 40 years of collective private practice experien...
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on Sunday, 01 April 2012
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We all know about the importance of play for the emotional growth and development of children. It can enhance their imagination, increase social skills and boost self-confidence. So why don't we place more value on play for ourselves? According to a recent study by the Families and Work Institute, half of American women don’t have enough time to spend on themselves and the activities they enjoy.women and play to relieve stress and be creative

Breathe to Get Rid of Stress and Anxiety

Posted by Karlin Sloan
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Karlin Sloan is the founder and CEO of Karlin Sloan and Company, Ms. Sloan provides organization development c...
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on Thursday, 16 February 2012
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Simple mindfulness exercise for staying calm & centered. Greetings readers! Work can be hard. We’re all susceptible to stress and anxiety, but there are ways to counteract these things. Mindfulness is a mental state of awareness of all that is around us and inside of us. It is a state of calmness, where the body’s autonomic nervous system is activated. With repeated practice you can activate your own mindfulness at any time. Throughout the day and before you go to sleep take in a series of breaths. Instead of allowing your mind to wander over the day’s concerns and letting stress...

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Posted by Direct Path to Success
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Sharon Melnick, Ph.D. is an executive coach and trainer who works with high potential and senior executives to...
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on Thursday, 09 February 2012
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Elite athletes, such as the two champions who recently operatedbeing productive while conserving energy at their peak performance for a five-hour tennis match, demonstrate an optimal natural pattern to their exertion. It is a Sprint/Recovery pattern, in which you focus intensely and then recover and replenish your energy by doing something that fully disengages the parts of your brain focused on work. It effectively rejuvenates you. For most of us, the optimum pattern is 90 minutes of intense focus followed by renewal. This number is based on our natural circadian rhythms that go in 90 minute cycles throughout the day.

Do You Feel Uptight & Stressed?

Posted by Faith Davis
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Faith M. Davis is an author, an artist, and a copywriter and marketing professional with a background in life ...
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on Thursday, 02 February 2012
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“Are you being too uptight?” I have to ask this question of myself sometimes in order to loosen myself up. What happens is that life can beat us up and it can stress us out Then, it creates a cycle of being stressed which leads to feeling like you need to be uptight in order to survive, which only leads to more stress, and so it goes around and around. I get stuck in that cycle from time to time even though I fully believe in and want flow in my life. Flow is beautiful. It is a peaceful feeling that...
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De-Clutter Your Life – Discover Your Dreams

Posted by Dianne Orwig
Dianne Orwig
Known as the physique transformation specialist with a twist, Dianne’s Living Fit Online™ program has helped t...
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on Saturday, 17 December 2011
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We all deal with clutter on one level or another, whether it’s the visual clutter of a messy room, the mental clutter of inner chatter filling our heads with past disappointments and pending dead lines; or the physical clutter of carrying too much body fat, which often goes unnoticed until one day you find yourself staring in the mirror at someone you no longer recognize.   As a success coach and fitness trainer, I warn my clients that clutter saps energy, intensifies stress, robs you of time and focus, and keeps you from moving toward your true dreams and desires. Often,...
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Coping with Stress from Japan's Earthquake, Tsunami and Nuclear Meltdown

Posted by SandwichedBoomers
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Phyllis Goldberg, Ph.D. and Rosemary Lichtman, Ph.D.have over 40 years of collective private practice experien...
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on Wednesday, 16 March 2011
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Are you feeling overwhelmed by 24-hour cable and Internet news, with vivid pictures, highlighting the dreadful effects of the massive earthquake, tsunami and nuclear meltdown in Japan? These horrors have pushed the world's psyche into overload, causing increased levels of anxiety. If you're feeling vulnerable, you're not alone.  The palpable distress created by shocking news reports has added to the already high levels of stress identified by a national survey conducted by the American Psychological Association. The study found 75% of the general population experiences at least some stress every two weeks, with half of these rated at moderate or...
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