Category: Lifestyle

EXCLUSIVE: Expand Your Business With Automation and AI

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Reading Time: 3 minutes  Your business can optimize sales and marketing efforts by leveraging Automation + AI Interested in creating Automation with AI for your business, but unsure where to begin? Then read up on our exclusive interview with Andy Griffith, Founder of SOLO LINK IO located in Joplin, MO, USA.   What’s your business, and who are your customers? SOLO LINK IO is an Automation & AI Agency for small business owners. We provide all of the systems you need; in one single dashboard; and work hands on with you to get…

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The Power of the Present Moment

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Reading Time: < 1 minuteBeing fully present is one of the greatest challenges in living by the metaphysical philosophy of the power of positive living. One metaphysical teacher, Dr. Ernest Holmes, said awareness is critical to demonstrating our desires, because we can’t demonstrate beyond our individual awareness. When we’re aware of our unity and connection to the goodness in infinite intelligence, we have a consciousness of peace, power, and wholeness. The truth is, we live on the razor’s edge of life. The past is the past and the future has not yet happened. We…

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How Do You Make Change With Cattle?

Wendy Bjork

Reading Time: 3 minutes  The Media has been relentlessly hyper-focused around banking, finances and money lately.  If we allow this to affect us in a negative way, it will only add to our usual amount of daily stresses, which does not help us in living our best life. When we take a step back and realize how the idea of money began, it helps to bring things into perspective.  The fascinating history of the when and how people began using money is an important part of understanding it. There are many different theories…

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The Magic Of Being Like A Butterfly

Wendy Bjork

Reading Time: 3 minutesSpring is just around the corner in the northern hemisphere, and while birds are singing and bees are fluttering, butterflies are starting to budge about too. They are a beautiful sight, and there can be many superstitions and folklore surrounding these creatures. The resilience of a butterfly is amazing if you pause and reflect. Their journey from a caterpillar to chrysalis to butterfly is a dangerous one. The hibernation trip back and forth between climates is treacherous. Yet year after year, they keep showing up for us. Despite their tiny…

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School Daze: How I Graduated College With Honors

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Reading Time: 4 minutesFor students with brain-based learning challenges like ADHD and NVLD, excelling in school can be an enormous challenge. I want to share with you some of the tips and tricks I used to graduate with honors to become to get a master’s degree in brain-based education.    Find the Best Instructors for Your Learning Style An instructor can make or break your success. First, try to determine if the instructor is open to students with learning disabilities and understands their needs for accommodations, such as additional time to take tests.…

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Reversing the Idea of Suicide

Wendy Bjork

Reading Time: 4 minutesThe idea that suicide is a solution to suffering isn’t true. It leaves a trail of broken hearts.   Suicide is an extremely serious problem that affects many lives. It leads to twice as many deaths per year as homicide and is the second leading cause of death in 10-24 years olds. (The leading cause of death is injury from accidents.) According to the American Foundation for Suicide Prevention, suicide is the 12th leading cause of death overall in the US, and in 2020 almost 46,000 Americans died by suicide.…

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Weight Issues Can Be a Source of Pain and Frustration

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Reading Time: 3 minutesI’m a coach who specializes in helping women over 40 achieve sustainable weight loss and body love acceptance. For many women, weight issues can be a source of pain and frustration. They may feel stuck in a cycle of never-ending negativity, lacking confidence, and even hating their bodies. As someone who has struggled with weight issues and body image concerns in the past, I understand the emotional toll that these issues can take. I know firsthand what it feels like to be unhappy with your body and to feel like…

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New Ways to Unlocking Your Greatness

Wendy Bjork

Reading Time: 3 minutesThe recent 3-Day Summit sponsored by HeartsofWellness.com: Feeling Great Inside + Looking Great Outside just wrapped up in a very successful way! It was a wrap in the final weeks of Women’s history month as well. Wendy Bjork of Hearts of Welllness.com, Dane Boyle, of DaneBoyle.com Life Strategist and Michelle Lewis, of ColorCured.com, color psychology expert and author of “Color Secrets,” were the three well known speakers from the world of wellness coaching. Attendees received many new strategies to optimize their physical, mental and emotional wellbeing in completely new ways.…

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NY Times Bestselling Author on His Latest Work

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Reading Time: < 1 minuteINTERVIEW ON THE PRICE OF BUSINESS SHOW, MEDIA PARTNER OF THIS SITE. Recently Kevin Price, Host of the nationally syndicated Price of Business Show, interviewed Christopher Rice. On a recent Price of Business, Host Kevin Price visited with NY Times bestselling author, Christopher Rice, author of Sapphire Storm. From the book, “Ethan Blake has dedicated his life to satisfying other people’s appetites. At forty-three, he’s finally landed his dream job—head pastry chef at the exclusive Sapphire Cove resort. Now he’s got a jet-setting career that’s taken him to romantic locations…

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Celebrating Women’s Field of Dreams

Kimberly Evering

Reading Time: 3 minutesSoftball and baseball have long been considered male-dominated, but women have played the game for just as long. Women’s history in softball and baseball is a story of perseverance, struggle, and triumph over adversity. In the early days of softball and baseball, women were not allowed to play on the same fields as men. Instead, they played on smaller fields with different rules and often had to wear long skirts or dresses while playing. Despite these obstacles, women continued to play the game and hone their skills. One of the…

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