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Nutrition and pregnancy

Saturday, November 28th, 2009

So you’ve recently had a positive pregnancy test – congratulations!  After the initial elation you are quickly bombarded with a whole litany of dos and don’ts about what you should and shouldn’t be eating.  You, through the foods you eat, will be the only source of all the building blocks that your baby needs to [...]

The Power of NO!

Tuesday, November 24th, 2009

You don’t know how to say No to a person then please learn because a single Yes can eat up your fruitful quality time.

Do you Struggle to be on Time?

Monday, November 23rd, 2009

6 Ways to Stop Being Late

1. Schedule and block. Put the appointment in your calendar and block out the duration of the engagement. This way you will not create overlapping commitments that will get you into a time trap.

Is your body crying out for some attention?

Sunday, November 22nd, 2009

As the end of the year approaches you may be feeling that your body is crying out for a break from the stresses and pollution of everyday life.  Our bodies are constantly put under stress from the foods we eat, demands at work, juggling family commitments, environmental pollution and emotional pressures, and all this can [...]

Some great ways to create motivation

Monday, November 16th, 2009

Motivation through Challenges
Individuals are motivated when they are working towards personally meaningful goals. Attainment of those goals must require activity that is increasingly difficult, but attainable. In other words, people like to be challenged, but they must feel their goals are achievable to stay motivated.

Top 10 Tips to Become a Great Goalsetter

Friday, November 13th, 2009

1: Be Specific
This strength is particularly relevant when setting “Smart” goals because some of your projects will require detailed planning. The more specific you can be on the next step or action required, the more likely you are to take that step and get closer to the goal.

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