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  • The Benefits of Sharing A Meal with Someone - We focus a great deal on what to eat, when to eat and how to eat. But do you know that eating with someone is just as important as what you eat? In our fast-paced, hectic world, families are finding fewer moments for meals together and they are missing out on an opportunity to feed the body both physically and emotionally. Nutrients are just as important as the act of sharing a meal with family and friends provided the sharing is a congenial and supportive one.
  • If You Don't Change, Nothing Will Change - 'Change,' the word that everybody must face everyday especially those who are not satisfied with their current situation. Is 'change' a hard thing to do? Frankly speaking, I found it hard, extremely hard especially to change bad habits. Have you ever tried to stop smoking but eventually put it back into your mouth? Have you been on dieting but quitted for it doesn't seem to work?
  • The Heart of Performance: Leading Through Emotions - Today's organizations are complex, quickly changing, under intense financial pressure, and facing more work with less people. All too often leaders find themselves asking people to "do more with less.
  • Hypnosis - How it Helps You Be Faithful All The Time - A lot of men and women seek emotional and sexual intimacy with people other than their partners. But the reasons why men and women cheat on their partners are different. Most men cheat on their partners because they feel that physical intimacy is lacking in their relationship. Women on the other hand cheat on their partners because they feel that their partner is not caring enough and that another man cares more for them than their partner. But whatever your reason for cheating, cheating breaks the sacred bonds of trust between partners. If the cheater is caught the relationship suffers. Even if the other partner forgives the cheater the relationship is never the same. Some relationships even end because of cheating. But how do you deal with cheating? The answer is simple.
  • Cancer As A Rite Of Passage - For most of us, just hearing the word "cancer' sends a chill up our spine. The thought of receiving such a diagnosis causes spiraling thoughts of funeral plans and decisions about who will raise our children. For most, it's a wake up call to begin living differently. It makes life rich when you get that the party is going to be over at some point. But not everyone finds the gift in cancer. Many struggle with identity issues when they're diagnosed. The question becomes, who are you when you can't do what you do? When you get cancer, you can't go into work everyday. You can't be the mom you were, you can't go to all the soccer games. You can't even pick up the baby because you had a mastectomy. You can't cook because you're too tired. So who are you now?
  • Commit to End Binge Eating - When you want to stop binge eating, you need to make a decision and change your old habits. Perhaps these habits have been around for years, but no matter how long they have been your fallback, you need to make changes and create new, positive habits for yourself. You need to end the pattern of binge eating. You need to stop playing games with yourself. How do you do this, you say? First and foremost, you need to make the decision and commit to fixing this disorder that has control of you and your life. Make a commitment now to yourself. Do not put it off until tomorrow, next week, or even next month.
  • The Intelligence of Emotions: Will the Real Definition of Emotional Intelligence Please Stand Up - The most recent NexusEQ Conference included delegates from over 100 disciplines and 37 nations gathered in Holland to see how emotional intelligence improves leadership. On EQ.org, more and more practitioners are appearing from all over the world. Google News has stories about EQ every day.
  • Tell Your Inner Child To Just Keep Out Of This - I can't do anything with her," Mrs. Porter said plaintively, "I am absolutely starting to lose it." "Starting?" her husband asked with genuine surprise and a roll of the eyeballs. "Listen," he confided in me, "my wife's just as bad as our seven-year old when they get going. You should hear them." "Tell me more," I said to Mrs. Porter. "To be honest," she admitted, "he's right. I don't know how it all degenerates, but something inside me goes haywire every single time Sabrina acts up, and all the wonderful parenting tricks you've taught us go right outside the window." "Guess what?" I tell them, "You're not alone. Your brain is causing this and we can get you out of it!
  • Using The Power of Your Thoughts to Raise Your Consciousness and Artistically Create Your Own Reality - In life, every action creates an opportunity for us to choose how we feel; to choose between love or fear and feeling good or feeling crappy. We are taught to be slaves to the "inevitable pain" of the world, however, each day our spirits spend in this wonderful, three dimensional carnival we are given the chance to consider all of the options. We are granted the beautiful gift of making choices that lead to joy and fulfillment or sadness and confusion. Trusting our own intuition isn't easy, but living a life that feeds the soul is worth it.
  • Women's Choice In Comfort Foods Can Be Unhealthy For Heart - It is believed that our diet will partly determine how high the risk of getting heart disease. Under normal circumstances, people who are told to adopt a healthy diet will probably adhere to this advice, especially those who have already had or are on the verge of getting into health problems. But, when they are in negative emotions, they will tend to change their choices. An interesting research, conducted by Cornell University researchers in 2005, showed that there is gender difference between men and women in what trigger them to turn to and what they choose as their comfort foods. The study was conducted with researchers from McGill University in Canada and was drawn from a web-based survey of 277 participants, of which 81 were males.
  • The Business Case for Emotionally Intelligent Leadership - As leaders around the world have learned about emotional intelligence, many have immediately seen how these concepts could improve critical areas of people-performance. World-leading organizations from American Express to Federal Express, from the US Air Force to Sheraton are experimenting with emotional intelligence as a component of competitive advantage. The Harvard Business Review (HBR), one of the most prestigious sources of business-best-practice, has released several articles on emotional intelligence. Their 1997 article by psychologist and author Daniel Goleman ranks as their most requested article ever. This popularity led the HBR to re-examine the data on emotional intelligence again in 2003. Their conclusion: "In hard times, the soft stuff often goes away. But emotional intelligence, it turns out, isn't so soft.
  • Seizing the Moment: Live It - Happiness, motivation, peak performance, and energy come when we're living in the moment. Jon Niednagel, Director of the Brain Type Institute in California and an expert in how the brain works to regulate mental and physical performance, says, "Happiness will come when we're more or less just perceiving life, enjoying it, and relaxing." How can you do this? "Stop analyzing everything. People need to loosen up and be involved not so much in the results, but the process." We all perform our best when we get involved in the process and enjoy the process. Take as an example a conversation you are having with a friend or colleague. How annoying it is when you don't get her full undivided attention. Her eyes look in a different direction, she fidgets, checks somebody else out.
  • Top Ten Ways of Moving Through Anger - Our culture makes anger a dirty word. Yet, it is an emotion that deserves attention. Because it has not received the proper attention, it is responsible for coming out "all wrong" and come out it will. The way to manage anger is by recognizing it as a valid emotion with a purpose.
  • Experience is a Great Motivator - Do you know the saying, "we are all a product of our experiences"? If you have gone through a major life change or trauma which created the physical symptoms of anxiety or grief, you understand how physically uncomfortable this can be with stomach aches, elevated heart rates and such. Not only do these symptoms happen at the time; but often months or years later, a memory of the event can trigger these symptoms again. These are strong emotions associated with big events. Most of us like to avoid uncomfortable feelings whenever possible, right?
  • The Power of Passion - Before we launch into this article, I want to share a case study with you. There once was a man, Jack, who worked very hard in his job. He had gone to school in an area of interest and got a job working in a like industry.
  • Christmas: How the World celebrates this Holiday - Christmas has always been an occasion that every Christian looks forward to, but by Jove, it's not just them today, but people from Australia to Japan who does not want to miss a single bit of the excitement of this big occasion. Although it's Christmas everywhere but the way of celebrating it is very different from each other.
  • How To Instantly Stop Those Food Cravings - Whether it's chocolate or pizza, pasta or Danish, most of us have a food craving we just can't seem to control. Unfortunately, these cravings are rarely for foods that are good for us. We turn to these foods to help tranquilize our anxiety, whether it rises from the stress of day-to-day life or from deeper anxieties that have been with us most of our lives. In either case, there's a new discovery that can bring down your immediate craving within minutes. Yes, in minutes. And you'll be easily able to walk away from the food that's always hounded you. The discovery?
  • When Intention Is Not Enough - We all have moments when we want to improve something in our lives. Whether it is to lose weight, exercise more, fight less with family, or remember birthdays, the attempt fades into the distance when we are slaves to our stress induced schedules. It is not that easy to add something new to the plate when it is already full. And we all have good intentions. We talk to ourselves constantly about the other things we should be doing. When that little voice inside says, "Easier said than done…" we resign ourselves to doing nothing. Many self help groups profess recognizing the problem as a first step. It may be a vision of better things to come, but it is not a literal step. It is just a stance. There is no movement.
  • Weight Loss Sabotage: Managing ANTS - I was fortunate enough to watch some of the Wimbledon final this year. It was such a treat to watch the 2 best tennis players in the world battle it out. But I couldn't help noticing what the commentators said whenever a player missed a shot. Apparently the grass surface had been beaten down, so the missed shots were often attributed to the uneven surface: ". . . the ball skipped on the surface" ". . . the grass is really slick" Or the weather: ". . . the cool temperatures are really bothering him" ". . . the wind took that one" Or the players responses to such an important tournament: ". . . he's feeling the pressure" ". . .
  • Life and Lust in a Leather Skirt - Leather clothing is more popular today than ever before, especially for women. In every type of media, from magazines to movies and television, you'll see women in leather. From stylish office wear to casual outfits to hot sexy costumes, leather clothing can reflect so many moods.
 

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