Charismatic Leaders

Whenever things get rough in an organization there is an out cry for more leadership. It should probably be a cry for better leadership. Charismatic leaders are organizational heroes who though sheer magnetism turn things toward dramatic change. They have a remarkable idea to distill complex ideas into simple messages. They embrace risk and are great optimists. They are often rebels who fight against the status quo. Charisma does not guarantee success....

December 18, 2022 · 2 min · 257 words · Dolores Hill

Childhood Wisdom You Need To Rediscover For A Happier Life

In the growing up process, we have replaced the innate wisdom of who we are with fears and doubts. As children there was no doubt that we were great–even invincible. We were inquisitive, adventurous and fearless. Laughter and tears came and went. We didn’t care if we had tears in our pants or dirt on our shirts because we were on a mission to experience as much of life as we could....

December 18, 2022 · 5 min · 958 words · Kent Pierce

Commenting On Your Child S Weight Can Bring Terrible Results Study Finds

Most parents may not fully understand all of the health issues stemming from childhood obesity. But most are concerned with the overall well-being of their children and are aware that being overweight is unhealthy and carries consequences. How a parent approaches this issue is of the utmost importance. So before telling your child that they are looking a little “thick” or “chunky,” here are a few things you may want to consider....

December 18, 2022 · 4 min · 643 words · Kelly Harris

Confidence Problems Learn How To Be Satisfied With Yourself

You shouldn’t allow for unjustly factors to shatter your belief in yourself and turn you into a faceless piece of machinery – you’re not that. The fact that you don’t seem to fit into those standards only means that you should look for a different type of metric system that fits your qualities. But, first thing’s first – let’s start from the beginning. Talk Nerdy to Me Psychologists don’t really agree on one single theory about confidence and what it really is, but they do meet halfway when it comes to certain terms....

December 18, 2022 · 5 min · 903 words · David Lingberg

Controversial Facts About Smoking You Need To Know About

Everyone knows that smoking is bad for your health. So why do people still do it? Some say it’s an escape from stress, while others simply picked up the habit without thinking about it. There are also those who do not understand the staggering health statistics behind smoking. Knowing such facts can help smokers make a life-changing decision to stop once and for all. This infographic aims to educate those who have turned a blind eye to the dangers of smoking....

December 18, 2022 · 1 min · 157 words · Daniel Boldosser

Creatively Repurpose And Upcycle Baby Furniture

The pretty clothes will no longer fit and the once-loved toys will one day no longer be used. Luckily, those easy to carry items can get to be donated or given away into the hands of younger generations; but what do we do with the things we can’t really put back into boxes? Sometimes we just throw them away, and sometimes we even get to sell those things. Other times however, why not give that dearing object another chance to stay within the household and give the family more joy, entertainment and serviceability for a little longer?...

December 18, 2022 · 3 min · 549 words · Anita Duff

Daily Quote Do Wrong To None

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December 18, 2022 · 1 min · 4 words · Harold Tapp

Daily Quote Go Ahead Fall Down

So go ahead. Fall down. The world looks different from the ground. I certainly don’t. Making mistakes is inevitable. Wouldn’t it be wonderful if we could be at ease with them? Perhaps there is a way to think of them differently and see their benefits. 40 Things You Learn From Making Mistakes

December 18, 2022 · 1 min · 52 words · Louis Woode

Daily Quote It Is Never Too Late

Whether you are young or young at heart, it is never too late to change — or incorporate some new (and better) practices into your daily life. Here are 10 wise lessons that I wish I knew when I was younger: 10 Wise Lessons: What I Wish I Knew When I Was Younger

December 18, 2022 · 1 min · 53 words · Esther Hauser

Delete Old And Unecessary Files On Your Mac With Disk Diag

I get it. It can be quite tedious task to look scrounge every file and folder and look for unnecessary and outdated stuff to delete. That’s why some business owners prefer to hire someone for this very job. But if you are a small business owner or simply using it for your own personal use, you can use Disk Diag to help clean up most of the junk and unnecessary files that you don’t need anymore....

December 18, 2022 · 1 min · 106 words · George Castellano

Deranged Arranged Love

Father of ‘Marriageable’ Daughter muttering to self: “Why couldn’t she just fall in love and marry against our wishes!” Meanwhile, two houses away, father of another marriageable daughter is asking mother of another marriageable son exactly what his current salary is and exactly what his future financial prospects are! The world of Arranged Marriage Ladies and gentleman, welcome to the world of arranged love. If you are looking for a soul mate, go no further, we have one…in fact thousands for you!...

December 18, 2022 · 5 min · 1043 words · Shawn Carr

Diagrams Showing How Communication Differs Per Culture

Every culture has their own certain set of rules and regulations that only they can relate to. If you travel, you will find that really the whole world is different. Something what holds significance in one place does not hold significance in any other place. Amazing, but true. As you will see when you look into this article, every country is distinct in the way they communicate. I hope it will be a treat for you to look at each of them and compare and contrast all of the ideas that are listed....

December 18, 2022 · 1 min · 165 words · Logan Burns

Does Risk Taking Hold Any Benefits

Taking risks: The springboard for all alternatives to status quo To the risk takers, the end in mind may be crystal clear and while building the determination to take the decision i.e. the first step towards the risk, others around you may be left in perpetual wonder and consider the risk taker’s intended actions absurd. This is why people are mostly complacent and lack innovative solutions to problems. They say things like ‘incentives everybody on this career path takes steps in this and that direction, every other Jack that ventures in that line must do the same thing....

December 18, 2022 · 2 min · 355 words · Holly Crilly

Don T Feel Hurt When Others Say You Re Weird Take It As A Compliment Instead

Usually when someone refers to you as weird, it conjures up negative feelings. You are being told that you are odd, different and that you don’t fit the conventional norms of the day. We are taught early in life that being different is social suicide and going off the quintessential “beaten path” is choosing a life of solitude and ridicule. I’ve been blessed to have worn the “weird” label my whole life....

December 18, 2022 · 4 min · 683 words · Thomas Lopez

Perma A Simple Guide To Finding Your Happiness

Clearly defining what makes us happy can be quite challenging for most of us. More so, there is not one universal factor that brings happiness for every human being. Whereas succeeding in their career and earning big salary can bring happiness to a banker, for example, a writer would feel same amount of happiness while reading a great book. Although happiness seems undefinable and elusive, and with no definite trigger, there are still certain techniques and methods we can use in order to improve the overall quality of our lives and outlook on life, which would, eventually lead to us feeling much happier and fulfilled....

December 17, 2022 · 6 min · 1084 words · Christopher Flood

1 In 8 Women Develops Breast Cancer Learn More About Breast Self Exam Now

Among all the cancers, breast cancer is the one that we can spot early by ourselves. And breast self-exam is an effective way to do so. The American Cancer Society has advised women to conduct breast self-exams as an optional screening tool. The Step-by-Step Procedure for the Breast Self-Exam Use the following five steps for self-examination of your breasts. Step 1: Stand in front of the mirror with your arms on your hips and your shoulders straight....

December 17, 2022 · 3 min · 521 words · Nellie Kruckenberg

10 Gluten Free Bread Recipes You Can Try At Home

Gluten is a protein found in rye, barley, oat and wheat . Wheat is the most commonly consumed form. When you mix flour and water, it becomes like sticky glue. A property that makes dough elastic and rise when baked. It provides that satisfying chewy kind of texture. The name gluten is actually derived from this sticky wet dough formation. Why is Gluten bad? Many tolerate gluten, right. However, the problems are associated with some health conditions....

December 17, 2022 · 4 min · 685 words · Marjorie Bates

10 Advantages That Comes With Divorce

1. You get the chance to relax. Marriage comes with so many responsibilities whereby you end up not getting enough time for yourself. You have to worry on what to prepare for dinner, how your children will get to school and if the children did their homework. After a divorce, you will realize that you have the time for yourself whereby you can invite your friends over for some drinks or even go hiking on the weekends....

December 17, 2022 · 4 min · 692 words · Joshua Brown

10 Amazing Ways To Stop Overeating

Overeating is one of the biggest health mistakes people make, some don’t even realize they are overeating. Thankfully it’s not impossible to prevent yourself from overeating. By making subtle changes to how food is served to the size and color of the dinnerware can make a huge impact on the food intake. Richard Wiseman of Quirkology shows how you can trick your brain to stop overeating with these sometimes strange yet awesome set of tips....

December 17, 2022 · 1 min · 105 words · Barbara Welch

10 Biggest Money Mistakes To Avoid In Your 20S

1. Loving, gettin’ down, or marrying in a way not supported by your income. Whether it’s rounds of $10 drinks, or shelling out thousands for an engagement, modern courtship is expensive. Remember that you are looking for a partner who shares your values, and one that you can build a future with. Futures require money. Instead of expending it on a wedding, put it toward homes, cars, or anything else your long-term vision holds....

December 17, 2022 · 4 min · 693 words · Anita Dankert