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New Year, New Focus on You!
As we begin the new year, it might be a good time to consider new ideas about how you can make some changes around your personal self-care. The key thing is that you can’t be effective if you are stressed and overwhelmed, so let’s start there.
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Healthy by Association celebrates second anniversary
What began as a handful of prideful posts on Facebook sharing my successes in the gym and my transformation at home – Who can forget the flurry of photos from my bathroom mirror? – has grown into something bigger and better than I could have ever imagined.
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Simple tips for boosting the immune system
At On Target Living, we believe the best way to protect yourself from inflammation and autoimmune-related diseases is by building a strong immune system.
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Happy Anniversary Event Garde!
On Dec. 8, Event Garde celebrated our seventh anniversary. Looking back, I couldn’t be prouder of what we’ve accomplished.
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Bright Idea: Help for the holidays
The National Funeral Directors Association offers its members some tips for surviving holiday stress.
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Be Kind to Yourself: Wellbeing for the Meeting Attendee
According to Gallup, wellbeing is the combination of our love for what we do each day, the quality of our relationships, how secure we feel, the vibrancy of our physical health, and the pride we take in being involved in and contributing to our community. Most important is how these elements interact. Ultimately, research suggests that only 7% of the population is thriving in all of these dimensions. We get fixated on one aspect of our wellbeing, and the others suffer—even in very high-performing people.
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