3 Jobs That Deserve More Respect

Though you may not want to do a service job for life, all three of the below positions are certainly valid and needed. Many women …

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3 Potential Business Results You Need To Prepare For

It should come as no surprise to anyone that a strong business must first have a strong plan. In essence, the plan is the road …

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4 Ways To Stay Positive And Balanced During Infertility

The path to motherhood is one that holds joy and excitement for most women. However, for some, it is marked with frustration and disappointment. According …

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Women In Police Work: 4 Tips To Stand Out In A Man’s World

Women can work anywhere now, so career opportunities are wide open. Still, equality within some positions leaves something to be desired. Law enforcement is one …

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Does Body Empowerment Promote Body Shame?

A quick internet search leads to endless articles about why you should come to terms with the way your body is. People who preach this …

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Staying Relevant and Competent In An Ever-Changing Business World

With the ever expanding potential for knowledge acquisition and qualification, it can be hard to keep up with the demand of the modern world. Even …

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3 Musts For Running A Health Industry Business

Business is always best when its foundation is ultimately built on helping people and meeting a definitive need. The healthcare and medical industries definitely could be …

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Understanding Your Success Personality Type Part 1

It’s often said that the career steps we take are on a ladder. Each new job becomes a rung, pushing us further and further toward …

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6 Powerful Stress Busters To Implement Now

In considering what to do to beat stress, you must consider how bad stress is for your health. Yes, a little stress is normal and may …

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3 Ways To Pass Your DVLA Theory Test On The First Try

Are you in the process of psyching yourself up to take your DVLA theory test in the UK? Whether you’ve just moved to the UK and need to get your licence, or you’re a native who is ready to start the process, there is often that fear of failure. According to statistics, up to 25% of first-time test takers end up failing the theory test, which can feed into fear. Well, now is the time to push that fear aside, fight through it, build your confidence, and pass the test. Here are 3 ways to pass your DVLA theory test on the first try.

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Clean Eating Made Easy: 4 Simple Changes To Make Today

The concept of clean eating has gained phenomenal momentum in our modern society. However, there are still plenty of people who haven’t got a clue …

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3 Tips For Surviving In A Future Business World

In case you hadn’t noticed, the economy and the job market change rapidly. Many of the staple industries of the past are antiquated and being …

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HOT FLASH! 4 Cool Styles For Menopause

If you are on the brink of or in the throws of menopause, you have likely experienced a hot flash or two. And, it doesn't take the hot months of summer to bring them on. Though I have been able to keep mine under control with supplements and diet now, there was a time they plagued me daily. I was forced to alter my wardrobe slightly to accommodate the sudden temperature changes. I've compiled a short list of some cool styles for menopause that have helped me keep cool and fashionable.

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3 Life-Saving Reasons To Be Honest With Your Doctor

Despite the fact that most people are fully aware of how important taking care of themselves is, talking openly to their doctor can be difficult. …

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3 Major Ways To Help Elderly Family In Your Care

You never know when an elderly family member might become ill and require extensive care. At that point, you have to make a major decision: You can place him or her in a home where they’ll get the assistance they require or take it on yourself. The latter option is preferable with most families because of emotional reasons and the fear of not finding a good facility. However, you need to understand that it’s a huge commitment. When my mom had cancer (though she wasn't elderly), it was a constant responsibility to meet her needs. Of course, I was willing and loved her dearly, but it didn't stop it from being overwhelming at times. Today, I’m going to discuss some of the things you can do to help elderly family in your care. 

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