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Category Archives: Tips for living
Holiday Survival Guide
While most of us really enjoy the holiday season, it can bring significant amounts of stress. Let’s face it: between the parties, the baking, the holiday cards (complete with pictures and newsy letters) and finding the perfect gifts for everyone, we place pretty heavy demands on ourselves.
This year, you can make it a point to enjoy the holidays more by simplifying some of the work, while maintaining what makes the holidays special: the love.
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What to Do Before You Snap
By Jackie Agnew Today we live in a fast-paced society that seems to be placing more and more demands on us with each passing year. People are hurrying everywhere, and they’re often rude and short-tempered. Many people are experiencing financial … Continue reading
Dealing with Stress
Turn Stress into Solutions! Would you like a formula for success that you can apply to every problem? A formula that turns stress into solutions? Check out this tool!
Anger Management is Essential for Career Success
Without doubt, one of the greatest impediments to career success is anger. The source of the anger can be anything from lack of restraint or self-control to being overly sensitive/suspicious to lack of self-esteem. Other factors may contribute as well … Continue reading
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Grief
“Grief”, written by Barrie Davenport on January 3, 2012 in health, life coaching, self improvement ************************************************** The big losses, like death and divorce, serve up enough platefuls of grief to keep you reeling for months or years. But even less … Continue reading
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