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Animal Heroes

Gifts That Give And Give! Be Kind to All Holiday Gifts

By Susan Hargreaves Author-Activist-Educator of BEanAnimalHero.org

The free kindness education programs I have been presenting since 1980 have bloomed into the gifts of five books to each school library after every presentation.

Chicken Soup for the Soul

The Miracle of Life

By Jack Canfield, Mark Victor Hansen and Kimberly Kirberger

It all started when my brother got sick. I was 9, and he was just 9 months. My mother thought it was an ear infection because he kept grabbing his ear. The first doctor she took him to told her that it was an ear infection. After a week, he was still grabbing his ear.

Chicken Soup for the Soul

Understanding

By Jack Canfield, Mark Victor Hansen and Kimberly Kirberger

I was going through a stage of deep depression. I was having a lot of family problems and feelings of very low self-esteem. I just hated myself—I have no idea why. I would joke about death to my friends, and a few times I would even talk about trying to kill myself.

Chicken Soup for the Soul

Your Name in Gold

By Jack Canfield, Mark Victor Hansen and Kimberly Kirberger

As Mary read on, Anne’s interest in the prize grew. “Just send in one dollar with proof-of-purchase seal from this box and spell out your first name on the information blank. We will send you a special pin with your name spelled in gold. (Only one per family, please).

Chicken Soup for the Soul

My Big Brother

He applied to 14 colleges. He was accepted to all but one, the one he wanted, Brown University.

Clutter to Clarity

‘Tis the Season

By David Hall

My Dear Reader, It’s that time of year. Chestnuts roasting on an open fire.... With so much change in the air, consider alternative gift giving this year, with love.

Discovery Zone

Living by Being Here Now

By Wayne Dyer

DISCOVERY ZONE by Wayne Dyer Known as the “father of motivation,” Wayne Dyer is one of the most widely respected people in the field of self-empowerment. He became well known with his best-selling book Your Erroneous Zones and went on to write many other self-help classics.

Discovery Zone

Gratitude Inspires Others

By Wayne Dyer

Gratitude and humility, on the other hand, send signals to all who meet and greet us that we’re all connected to something larger than life itself. This reminds me of the wisdom I discovered many years ago reading the Kena Upanishad: “At whose bequest does the mind think? Who bids the body live? Who makes the tongue speak?

Discovery Zone

A sense of possible

By Wayne Dyer

Eddie was born without hands or feet. At age five, he went to South Africa and saw a mountain he wanted to climb; he climbed it in three hours. And at age 13, he decided to play a trombone. He sees no reason why he shouldn’t achieve whatever he sets out to do.

Discovery Zone

The energy of Intention and your Self-Respect

By Wayne Dyer

If anyone is entitled to success and happiness, everyone is, because everyone is always connected to intention.

Dog Talk with Steve

How to Chose and Bring

A New Dog In Your Life?

By Steve Ginsberg, cdt/APDT

After careful consideration, the decision has finally been made; you are now ready to bring that new dog into your life.

Dog World with Tina

Pawprints on the Heart

By Tina Valant-Siebelts

We never know how long we may have with the special animals in our lives. We take a chance, and tempt fate, when we open our home and heart. Whether it’s a year, ten or even 100, it would never be enough. Some friends and even family members don’t understand when our pets depart.

Dog World with Tina

Speed Dating, for Dogs ?

By Tina Valant-Siebelts

Sweltering weather has taken leave. Daylight savings’ time has kicked in. Pet events consume your dog’s social calendar- --and your’s! In celebration, you might have purchased your prized pooch a new collar and lead (NONretractable, I hope), or acquired some canine couture.

Dr. Happy Formula

Ask Dr. Happy

By Dr. Bob Nozik, MD

All four of you are in the midst of major life transitions. Your son and new daughter-in-law are not only entering adulthood but also learning to be marital partners. You and your husband are transitioning from being in-charge parents to supportstaff for your newly married son and his young wife. While this can be a daunting challenge for everyone involved, you can help make the transition much smoother.

Dr. Happy Formula

Ask Dr. Happy

By Dr. Bob Nozik, MD

John and I have been happily married for six years. We have two great kids, four year-old Sam and Katie who just turned three. My problem is that John has a lady friend he’s known since high school. They work near each other and have lunch together about twice a week. He says they are just friends. I trust John. I don’t feel right asking him not to see her but I am beginning to feel jealous even though I know of nothing wrong that they’ve done.

Earth Talk Q & A

Earth Talk

Is there an environmental/climate impact of the huge growth in the live music and concert industry over the last couple of decades?

By Earth Talk

The live music industry has skyrocketed over the last few decades. In 2023, the multinational Live Nation Entertainment reported 145 million fans attending 50,000 live events worldwide. The average mu

Earth Talk Q & A

Dear Earth Talk:

By Earth Talk

As the human population swells and global warming compounds other environmental problems here on Earth, the notion of colonizing other planets is more appealing than ever.

Earth Talk Q & A

This Month´s Topic: Sweden´s Environmental Leadership

By Earth Talk

It’s true that Sweden came out on top in the recently released ranking of 60 countries according to sustainability by consulting firm Dual Citizen Inc. in its fourth annual Global Green Economy Index (GGEI). Norway, Costa Rica, Germany and Denmark rounded out the top five.

Earth Talk Q & A

Teaching kids to consume

By Earth Talk

No doubt, marketers are hard at work targeting our children with their messages and creating young demand for their products. Companies in the U.S. today spend some $17 billion yearly advertising to children, a 150fold increase from just a few decades ago.

Earth Talk Q & A

Finding "Green Job"

opportunities

By Earth Talk

With the environment now high atop the public agenda, green jobs are more popular than ever.

Empowering leaders in a weak economy

Do You Own Your Business, or Does It Own You?

By Deborah Brown, Ph.D., MBA

If the thought of your business brings a positive image to mind, then you’re probably in control of your business and not the other way around

Family Featured 2

Handy Hacks to Take the Stress Out of Holiday Hosting

By Family Feature

Planning a party is even more complicated when you don’t know how many guests you’ll be entertaining. If you create a guest list and ask invitees to let you know their plans, you’ll have a better idea whether you should double your favorite dishes.

Family Featured 3

Five Reasons Family Meals are a Recipe for Success

By Family Feature

Americans face a lack of social connection that poses a significant risk to individual health and longevity, according to the U.S. Surgeon General.

From The Heart

Kitty Hawk moments

Each of us has our own “Kitty Hawk moment” — a term used to describe an event or experience that previously seemed impossible, but is now a reality.

Happy Motoring

Are Electric Vehicles Dangerous in Water?

By Teresa Aquila

I hear people asking: How well will my electric vehicle fare if there is a flood? The answer is not a simple one. Electric vehicles are not designed to be driven in areas that are susceptible to flooding.

Happy Motoring

Tire Pressure Sensor

By Teresa Aquila

Tire pressure sensors or tire pressure monitoring systems have been mandated by law on all light vehicles (under 10,000 pounds) manufactured after September 2007. The law was a response to the Firestone recall of the mid 1990s, during the Clinton Administration. Although tire pressure monitoring systems have been around since 1986, mostly in Europe for higher priced luxury models, they started making their way into luxury models across the globe.

Happy Motoring

Happy Motoring

By Teresa Aquila

On occasions my customers are shocked at what it will cost to do certain repairs. Little do they know, I too am shocked at the process needed to complete such repairs. Do those who design and engineer vehicles really think what it takes, to include the cost, on these newly designed vehicle.

Happy Motoring

Happy Motoring

By Teresa Aquila

I am always confronted by many customers as to whether they should or should not have their 60,000 mile service done on their vehicle. All too often my customers complain they receive conflicting ans w e r s and pricing depending on the person or shops they ask.

Happy Motoring

Protect Your Valuables

By Teresa Aquila

Whether it be for a Stereo Installation, Auto Repair, Recall, body work etc., do you remove your valuables? I am referring to your house key, did you leave one on your key chain? How about your Garage Door opener, Registration or other items that may make it easy for those not so trust worthy in your vehicle?.

Happy Motoring

Changing Your Tire

By Teresa Aquila

I would recommend trying to change your tire before you have a flat so that you are familiar with the process and precautions as well as the tools needed.

Healthy Fitness Tips

Who doesn't Love Halloween Candy?

By Dana Gore

October is only the beginning of a three month invitation to stuff ourselves silly! Think about it.

Healthy Fitness Tips

Inner-Dialogue That Sabotages Well-Being

By Dana Gore

Have you wanted to improve your eating habits or start working out, yet simply haven’t? Is it possible that in spite of how much you want to improve your lifestyle, there are messages that continue to play in your subconscious that prevent you from...

Healthy Fitness Tips

If Life Weakens You, Well-Being Strengthens You

By Dana Gore

Dana Gore and her husband, Scott are Certified Personal Training Specialists in Boca and surrounding areas. They instruct on how to build strength, flexibility and functionality through group and one-on-one training while providing real-life sensible tips and techniques for a healthy and fit lifestyle.

Healthy Living

Setting Goals, the Right Way, for the New Year

By Ashley Dixon

December is one of the busiest times of year because of family, holidays, and travel. But December is also the time to prepare for 2015. If there are some health or life goals that wasn’t accomplished in 2014, this is usually the time people reflect on 2014 with the hopes of accomplishing them next year.

Kung Fu Connection

New Year’s Resolutions: Start Your Year with Tai Chi for a Balanced Mind, Body and Spirit

By ShifuRoberto Baptista

As the new year approaches, many of us begin to reflect on how we can make the coming year better than the last.

Legal Insight

Legal Insight

By Scott J. Topolski

I am currently in a lawsuit against a former business partner who breached our partnership agreement and who owes me a great deal of money. I just received a notice that he has filed for bankruptcy. I am absolutely stunned. What impact, if any, will that filing have on my lawsuit? What are my options at this point?.

Legal Insight

Legal Insight

By Scott J. Topolski

I own a small contracting business. We specialize in interior repairs to existing homes. I am fully licensed. I completed a job, about three weeks ago, involving rather significant work on a homeowner’s living room and kitchen and am owed more than $10,000.

Legal Insight

Legal Insight

By Scott J. Topolski

My former employer stopped paying me several months ago. I have two questions: a.) Can I sue; and b.) Must I sue in Illinois?

Life 101

Procrastination, Your Lower Self and Your Higher Self

By Cary Bayer

That’s because later is the favorite word of the avowed procrastinator. For procrastinators who speak Spanish, the favorite word is mañana.

Life 101

Appreciating Simple Things

By Cary Bayer

I find her fork fetish amusing. After all, to paraphrase Gertrude Stein, “A fork is a fork is a fork.” Right? Well, maybe not. The more I think about it, the more I find her fork thing charming and conscious. The woman loves these forks. And love, as Lennon and McCartney sang, “is all you need.”

Life 101

Telephone

Etiquette 101

By Cary Bayer

The first time, she’d suddenly, and mysteriously, developed an itchy rash within 20 minutes of my appointment. When I asked why she didn’t call my cell while I was en route—my trip took 20 minutes--she said she was hoping it would disappear as suddenly as it had appeared.

Life 101

The Lesson Of Never Quitting

The Marathon Wimbledon Tennis Match & The Lesson Of Never Quitting

By Cary Bayer

This is the kind of desire that’s critical to awaken in yourself for the duration of the Great Recession that we’ve been living through these past few years.

Monarch for Love

The Gift of Love

By Michelle Hays

What memories of childhood do you have of the holidays? Remember the fun you had decorating the tree? Remember the flickering lights on the menorah, and the aroma of home-baked cookies?

On the Bright Side

Embracing Renewal: The Promise of a New Year

By Jonna Shutowick. M.S. Ed.

As the calendar flips to a new year, the big empty boxes and blank lines on To Do lists await our dreams for the New Year: lose weight, save money, learn French and more selfcare

On the Bright Side

Doing What Makes You Happy Makes Everyone Happy

By Jonna Shutowick. M.S. Ed.

A great way to get in touch with what truly makes you happy is to think back to when you were a young kid with “nothing to do.” What did you do to entertain yourself? Did you build forts out of furniture and blankets? Did you listen to music and try to sing or play along? Did you draw or redesign your room or closet? Did you read? The activities that made the time slip away without notice are the things that we need to be doing more of in our adult life. If they made our hearts smile back in the day, they are sure to do the same today. Some things are obvious, like reading or singing. If you liked it then, you like it now. But what if building blanket forts in the dining room was your bliss?

On the Bright Side

Signs, signs, everywhere are signs.

By Jonna Shutowick. M.S. Ed.

"Do this, don’t do that, can’t you read the signs?" This was one of my favorite songs growing up. As a very young girl it was just a catchy folk song on the radio. As a teenager, the rebellious lyrics appealed to me.

On the Bright Side

The Show Must Go On

By Jonna Shutowick. M.S. Ed.

Jonna Shutowick is a high school teacher for the Palm Beach County school district. She has created a character named Rosey Shades TM, whose philosophy teaches students about the importance of choosing optimism over pessimism by asking, “What color are the clouds in your world? For more information, visit www.

On the Bright Side

Sleepless

By Jonna Shutowick. M.S. Ed.

A sleepless night can be a blessing. I am not sure why my body suddenly becomes restless now at three a.m. but I would bet it has something to do with age.

Projects to Improve your Home

Safety at Home!

By Roger Zona

More accidents happen at home than at the work place or school. The list of potential safety hazards is long. Each room has unique conditions that become a safety hazard. For example , t h e bathroom: Tile, when wet is slippery. Do you have non-slip tape on the floor? If not, how about a rubber safety mat?.

Projects to Improve your Home

To My Readers:

By Roger Zona

This is the 3rd Phase of our retirement home re-do. Work is progressing on schedule and will be completed in another 6 to 8 weeks.

Projects to Improve your Home

Instant Hot Water

By Roger Zona

There are several “recirculating pumps” on the market that solve the problem. Following is one system that was featured on “This Old House” and was easy to install. The D’MAND System is a small, silent pump that you attach to the hot and cold water lines in the cabinet under the most remote kitchen or bath fixture in the home.

Projects to Improve your Home

Windows Need New Sills

By Roger Zona

I had new windows installed but now the inside sills look shabby. Can I replace the sills?

Second Thoughts

Thanks for Trouble

By Mort Crim

Do you envy people who are able to find something positive in every negative experience? Actually, this isn’t just some natural ability. It’s learned. We can teach ourselves to take life’s setbacks, turn them right side up, and recognize their value. Start with the fact that we don’t have everything we want.

Second Thoughts

Clear Vision

By Mort Crim

Travis Freeman is a straight A student at Corbin High in Corbin, Kentucky, a member of the National Honor Society, and a center for the Corbin Redhounds football team. The coach says he’s also a major motivator. During a practice sprint recently, Travis ended up pulling another player to the finish, yelling at him, “Pick it up, Ken.

Second Thoughts

Teams Work

By Mort Crim

Coming together is a beginning; Keeping together is progress; Working together is success!

Sports Feature

March Madness? Get Ready For December Delirium

By Mark Tudino

December already? Where did the year go? Well, for football fans, it starts in the heat of summer, when so much promise abounds – only to be dashed by the harsh winds of November.

Sports Feature

Sunshine State Olympians Give us something to Cheer

By Mark Tudino

Once every four years world-class athletes gather to compete against each other, and for a chance at immortality. Let’s face it: you may accomplish a lot of things in your life but to be known as an Olympic champion is a dream few of us will ever realize.

Sports Feature

New Ballpark, New Stars, New Hope:

The new look for the Marlins may make some thunder this summer

By Andrew Plevin

The Miami Marlins have revamped the franchise this offseason with the hope of contending for their third playoff birth in team history. The team is opening the doors to a brand new stadium this year and can boast a place to call their own for the first time since the team’s inception in 1993.

Strategic Selling

The Take-Away Close

By Brian Tracy

"When you come to the close, you must know exactly what you are going to do and then just switch into the close exactly as you would shift gears in your car as you drove down the street."

Strategic Selling

Make Every Minute Count

By Brian Tracy

Make a decision to earn the reputation as the hardest-working person in your company. Don’t tell anyone about your decision. Just make sure that, when anyone looks at you, you are working full blast. You don’t take breaks or waste time. As far as you’re concerned, this is not playtime.

Strategic Selling

Sidestep The Price Question

By Brian Tracy

When I was telephone prospecting, I found there is an expression common to virtually all buyers in America. It is the words how much is it, compressed into a single phrase: “Howmuchisit?” When I was starting out, I often gave the price just to get the prospect to listen to me.

Strategic Selling

Simple But Powerful

By Brian Tracy

"Why don´t we use the Ben Franklin decision-making method on this?"

Talking About Sex

Your Guide to the Hottest Holiday Relationships

By www.loverslane.com

Great sex can be yours all year round, but there’s something just a little more special about holiday sex. Sure, the air is full of holly jollies, but there’s so much going on that it’s easy to get stressed out, too. Avoid the stress, bust out the erotic lingerie, because we have some tips so you can kill two birds with one stone this holiday.

Teaching from the Heart

What Do You Say Now?

By Chick Moorman and Thomas Haller

Five students in government class get picked to go watch a movie with the seniors. Your daughter is one of the students who was not chosen and had to stay back with the rest of the class and do the regular work. She complains about it at the dinner table.

Teaching from the Heart

Thank a Teacher

By Chick Moorman and Thomas Haller

Teachers do not deserve how they are currently being perceived and treated by many parents, legislators, and media personnel.

The 15 Second Principle

After the Wall

The Skill of Self-Navigation

By Al Secunda

When things are moving along smoothly in the most important areas of our lives, we don’t have a need for an emergency backup system filled with courage, resilience, energy, focus, and dedication. Like a sailor with excellent weather conditions we can appear to be and believe ourselves to be accomplished captains.

The 15 Second Principle

Dentville

By Al Secunda

John Sales was a traveling salesman. On one of his longer trips his car broke down just outside of small town named Dentville.

The Art of Letting Go

Trust – The Art Of Surrender

By Jon Ellis

Most of us have long forgotten who we really are and why we are here. Whipped by the winds of change and uncertainty, consumed by fear, we are locked in a selfimposed prison of the human state of consciousness.

 
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