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Family by Shiny Things
We all go through times when our relationships with others are strained and uncertain.  Whether through our own fault, the fault of the other person, or a combination of both, we need help to regain our emotional balance and solve our differences.
The bond with our family is often the hardest, as they [...]

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Swimming with dolphins by *amelia*
“Try this, you might like it.” These famous words start new passions and new adventures. Over the years our taste in food, clothing, music, movies and books tend to change. As we explore and are exposed to new experiences, our appreciation for the different and unusual (new to us at [...]

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Majestic_rose by elbfoto

In your day to day life the most important ingredient in a successful day is your attitude. You may not be able to control your noisy coworkers, the heat and humidity outside, or the bad driver that cut you off on the way to work.  But you can control how you react [...]

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Prague town hall clock by kainet

I fought against it for a while, but I’ve finally come to realize that for some of us, set routines are a good thing. For one thing, it gives me boundaries. When I’m home I can’t do anything about work, and when I’m at work there’s little I [...]

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Ton Sai Bay, Ko Phi Phi Don, Thailand by yeowatzup

It is so important not to let your thoughts bring you down. I’ve often heard it said that we are our own worst critics, and it is very true.  Since I write upbeat, positive blogs, I often expect myself to be smiling, happy and carefree [...]

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Taking notes by Jacob Bøtter
We all want to know how to be happier, more joyful and content in our lives. One way that works for me is by keeping track of my happiness. For me that means paying attention to those experiences and situations that make me feel happy, as well as those that [...]

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Working like a dog by KM Photography..
It’s true; work really is good for you. I’m not talking here about those 60-80 hours work-weeks that some crazy people call normal. No, I’m talking about the simple everyday demands of your daily job. The duties and tasks of business offer activity that occupies our [...]

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