An Empowering Day
By Ralph Marston
If you catch yourself feeling sorry for yourself you’ve discovered a valuable opportunity. You can transform the negative energy of self-pity into positive energy to improve your situation.
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Ask Goldie - February 2012By Goldie Carlow Goldie Carlow offers peer support to Senior Living readers by answering their questions in her monthly column. 
Charge Your Emotional BatteryBy Barbara Risto What charges your emotional batteries? For some it is being with people, for others it is finding some solitude. Still others elevate their mood through exercise. The author of this article discusses what she finds effective. 
Ask Goldie - January 2012By Goldie Carlow Goldie Carlow offers peer support to Senior Living readers by answering their questions in her monthly column. 
Visualize Success if You Want to FailBy David DiSalvo Does the saying "Aim for the moon, target the stars" actually work or is this counteractive? A recent Forbes article disagrees with this inspirational quote, arguing that visualizing success is the best way not to achieve it. 
Ask Goldie - December 2011By Goldie Carlow Goldie Carlow offers peer support to Senior Living readers by answering their questions in her monthly column. 
How To Be More Productive At WorkBy Steffany Gundling Work smart to maximize your time and make the most of your work hours. 
Three Ways To Enhance Your WebsiteBy Steffany Gundling Your website is your storefront to the world and is just as important as your physical one. Even if you do not have extensive resources to create a large interactive website, it is crucial to still hold a strong presence online. Follow these key tips to improving your businesses’ online presence. 
Ask Goldie - November 2011By Goldie Carlow Goldie Carlow offers peer support to Senior Living readers by answering their questions in her monthly column. 
The Cynic's Guide to Feng Shui-ing your OfficeBy Steffany Gundling We’ve all heard of optimizing our work spaces to make them as efficient and as comfortable as possible but have you ever considered implementing the art of Feng Shui? It seems like one of those new age artsy fart-sy “energy” scams that really has no basis. For the most part, I’m way too busy during the day to worry about whether or not my 3rd cup of coffee is placed on the right corner of my desk. Despite my hardened scepticism of the practice, I have recently discovered that Feng Shui actually has rich and deep rooted cultural importance, tracing back to Yangshao and Hongshan cultures. Whether or not, you believe in all the “energy” talk that is ingrained in the art, Feng Shui is, in my modern interpretation, all about efficiency, understanding your environment and positivity. 
Ask Goldie - October 2011By Goldie Carlow Goldie Carlow offers peer support to Senior Living readers by answering their questions in her monthly column. 
Accepting Help is EssentialBy Family Caregivers Network Society It is natural for a person to feel overwhelmed and stressed by the responsibilities of caregiving. An increased amount of time and energy is used to navigate the healthcare system, find resources or figure out how to meet someone else’s personal and medical needs. 
Ask Goldie - September 2011By Goldie Carlow Goldie Carlow offers peer support to Senior Living readers by answering their questions in her monthly column. 
Balancing Your lifeBy Naomi Beth Wakan Sometimes in my life, I feel like I am juggling six balls in the air while tightrope walking on a slack line. There is my writing life, my partnering life, my concern for adult-children life, my housekeeping life, my gardening life, my participating in the community life all to keep polished and in good shape. 
Thank You From Our ClientsBy Simply Cremations Since opening our Sidney location in November 2009, until now, July 2011, we are honoured to have served over 375 families’ thus far and wish to sincerely thank them all. |
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