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Have We Made Happiness Too Hard to Find?

By Linda Ward April 25, 2023

Did you wake up today feeling down? Do you think you need to do something quickly to overcome that feeling and get your emotions back on the happiness track? Does your husband or friend try to cheer you up? Do you feel like a failure if you don’t feel happy?

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10 Strategies to Empower You When Dealing with a Contentious Divorce

By Beverly Price March 03, 2023

Getting through a divorce can be extremely difficult at best, even when both parties are doing their best to cooperate. In cases where there is high conflict, divorce can turn from challenging to disaster quickly, as one or both parties…

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6 Keys to Being Creative at Any Age

By Douglas Winslow Cooper January 24, 2023

We would all like to be creative. Perhaps it is not so hard. “Curiosity about life in all its aspects, I think, is still the secret of great creative people,” noted the late Leo Burnett, outstanding advertising executive. If so, then by encouraging…

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Are You Actively Speeding Up the Aging Process?

By Linda Ward October 24, 2022

Julia retired from a fast-paced corporate job about three years ago. At first, she had a difficult time figuring out what to do with all her time. She even slipped into depression seeking medical help and anti-depressants to help her through…

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Guided Meditation for Women Over 60

By Alainnah Robertson June 17, 2022

In the late 80s, when I was living in Vancouver, Canada, I became involved in the city’s New Age scene. I had already been practicing meditation for many years, and I had read The Relaxation Response by Dr. Herbert Benson…

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Creativity in Retirement: A Myth or a Possibility?

By Malcolm Dewey May 04, 2022

Family gatherings are fascinating experiences. They can be wonderful moments of shared love and joy. They can also tip to the other extreme and result in conflict. But usually everyone makes up again and all ends well…

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Separating Size and Style: 3 Ways to Find Plus Size Clothing that Won’t Limit Your Clothing Choices

By Stephen Hadley April 26, 2022

Do you like to be compared to fruit? Or a geometric form? How do you feel when you hear “pear shaped” or “rectangle”? It doesn’t exactly instill positive feelings. True, knowing your shape and how to dress for it…

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Are You a Carrot, an Egg, or a Cup of Coffee?

By Cindy Boatman January 26, 2022

Perhaps you’ve heard or read a version of the story related to the title of this article. In the story, a dejected daughter tells her mother how difficult her life is with one problem after another, and how she just wants to give up. The mother takes her daughter…

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The Importance of Gratitude This Thanksgiving

By Diana Raab November 17, 2021

I’ve always considered November to be the month of gratitude. This is not to say that gratitude shouldn’t be practiced every month of the year, but during this month, I believe it’s particularly important to make it a priority…

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Can You Embrace Optimism After a Lifetime of Sadness? Yes, If You Want to!

By Delia Lloyd September 20, 2021

I was working with a client recently on his public speaking. As part of an exercise, I asked him to recount a sad memory. He paused. And then he paused again. And then he paused some more. After a minute or two like this, I finally interrupted him…

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