Happy Easter, dear friends. My Ultimate Concierge and my pooch America wish you a day of celebration. Love, Shelly, Honey, and America Today is Easter. A few days ago was Passover. Loyalty is on my mind. I am fiercely devoted to the meaning of the word, loyal, and lately, after my trip to East Africa, […]
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The series of articles on jet tender design details by Agilis What do you see as soon as you first look at the boat? The color and texture of tubes are one of the first things to catch the eye. Thus, we will find out together which material of tubes is the best for jet
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Sam Sidney and Anna Baglaneas Eves are two entrepreneurs who started businesses by following their passions. Here, they share their business stories and offer advice for other new entrepreneurs. Sam Sidney Sam Sidney began making portraits out of felt scraps with her four kids during the pandemic. After receiving her first commission—”a high school friend
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It’s terrifying, and it’s coming—Monday. In a phenomenon well-known as the “Sunday Scaries,” the first day of the workweek is something to seriously dread for many Americans. In a 2021 poll by isolved, 42% of workers reported that they get “very stressed the night before returning to a workweek.” Though it might seem that the
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Remez Sasson April 7, 2023 7 Ways to Get Out of Your Comfort Zone and Interact Socially Success Consciousness Do you wish to make a change in your life and start meeting people? Are you getting back into the swing of things after a break? Do you wish to start socializing after being too busy
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“Empaths did not come into this world to be victims, we came to be warriors. Be brave. Stay strong. We need all hands on deck.” ~Anthony St. Maarten From the moment I entered this world, I strongly felt others’ pain. Especially those in my house. They were not okay, and I felt it deeply. Their
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As a workforce, we’ve spent a great deal of time the last few years reflecting on what we want out of our careers, and how to go about achieving it. After experiencing an unparalleled shift in many corporate jobs from cubicle life to couch adjacent (via the pandemic), some employees realized they wanted to make
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Teneshia Jackson Warner was in a rut in her career and her life. One day, a professor teaching a class in her master’s program gave students an assignment: “Examine every major decision you’ve made up until now and the driving forces that led you to make those decisions.” After some thought, Jackson Warner realized the
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“Perfectionism is a self-destructive belief system. It’s a way of thinking that says: “If I look perfect, live perfect, and work perfect, I can avoid or minimize criticism and blame.” ~Brené Brown I struggled with trying new things in my past. I learned growing up that failure was bad. I used to be a gifted
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During the pandemic, I switched careers to a permanent remote job, running my own business. I was also pregnant with my fourth child, had two kids attempting the hot mess that was remote learning, a husband stealing parts of my desk for his Zoom calls and about all the chaos possible. What I didn’t anticipate
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