by Liberty Forrest The Buddha, in all his great wisdom, taught about this many long years ago. Although I do this regularly anyway, yesterday I had occasion to use it for medicinal purposes, in a manner of speaking. I was on my way to visit my friend in hospital. Apart from my visits, and a [...]
by Diane Lang Whether you are an adult or a child, every day we have a chance to do something special for someone else – to make a difference in someone’s life. It doesn’t take much time or money. All it takes is a kind heart and a passion to make a difference. Start small. [...]
by R. Kay Green PhD If you want the career you don’t have, you must dress for that career. Dressing for the career you want (and not the one you have) isn’t a matter of just putting on new clothes. Rather, it’s a matter of internalizing your goals and dreams. When you internalize something, it [...]
by Dr. Golden The hardest part about dealing with change of any kind is figuring out the first step. Beth Golden, certified medical assistant and doctor of divinity in spiritual counseling, lost her first husband in 2003, leaving her to raise two young sons. Seven years later, she lost her mother and uncle, just months [...]
Increased Stress Puts More Teens at Risk Spot Early Signs of a Struggling Young Adult Adolescence is difficult in the best of times. It’s doubly stressful for kids today; they’re experiencing the same worries and insecurities as adults in this troubled economy, and with far fewer coping skills. From families struggling with joblessness and foreclosure [...]
Recent Comments