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No Brainer Tips for Stress Free WEEKENDS

Remember when you were a kid, and how much you looked forward to your weekends? That’s when you could ride your bike, play with your friends, watch movies, and stay up late. Weekends for kids are a magical break from the frustrations and obligations of school. But somewhere along the line, weekends stopped being this…

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The Editor’s Notebook is my place to share the things I’m loving this week and other random links that have caught my eye. Enjoy! What I’m Loving This Week Joy-Inspiring Gratitude Journal Prompts for Every Zodiac Sign. I love this fun way to make gratitude an everyday habit. The Ultimate Guide To A No-Buy Year.…

5 Things to Consider When Running a Hybrid Business

Business is more complicated now that we have the option of working from home. Remote work might see great at first, but there are some important things to consider when you adopt a hybrid business model. Work Premises The work premises you currently have may be neglected when everyone works from home. This can be…

How to Reduce Your Anxiety With Good Self-Care

Anxiety is a mental health issue that can affect every aspect of a person’s life. While it’s important to get medical help for anxiety, there are some techniques to reduce the symptoms. Here’s how you can reduce your anxiety with good self-care. Talk It Through Talking about what’s troubling you can give you some relief…

Important Things to Consider When Scaling Your Career

Have you been working for a company for a while, but you’re not satisfied with your career growth? Do you want to move to the next level and do more with your skills? Scaling your career takes discipline, passion, motivation, and hard work to get on the right path. Your Passion It’s difficult to scale…

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The Editor’s Notebook is my place to share the things I’m loving this week and other random links that have caught my eye. Enjoy! What I’m Loving This Week How to Start Reading Fiction (When You Only Read Nonfiction). This is me all the way. I was Gen X, now on paper I’m a Millennial.…

Can You Coach Yourself? How to Be Your Own Life Coach

Whenever you become successful at something, it attracts nitpickers and naysayers who want to poke holes in your achievement in order to make themselves (and their mediocre lives) seem better. “You lost a few pounds? It must be water weight and you’ll gain it all back.” “You paid off your house? Who cares because it’s in a…