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#Repost @notsalmon ・・・ Stop stressing about people who don’t deserve room in your heart.💖 #addphoto pic.twitter.com/ioXZeS6gig
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Secrets to Organizing Thoughts and Ideas (So You’ll Never Lose Ideas!)
Have you ever experienced a flash of brilliance that made you say “Eureka,” but then you got distracted and forgot about it? Learn these tips on organizing thoughts and ideas: Secrets to Organizing Thoughts and Ideas (So You’ll Never Lose Ideas!)
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It’s only human to avoid discussing death. But when we do, we run the risk of not knowing how our loved ones want to live — and die. Advocate and journalist Ellen Goodman tells us how to kick off this critical conversation.
Go to the source for more: 5 steps to starting the life-and-death talk we all need to have |
Don’t Get It Twisted: ‘We’re Not Gonna Take It’ Can Be Anyone’s Protest Song
Talk about ironic: Twisted Sister’s 1984 anthem to bucking authority has since been adopted by religious entities, teachers and even politicians, each bending it to their own definition: Don’t Get It Twisted: ‘We’re Not Gonna Take It’ Can Be Anyone’s Protest Song
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Flying Cowboys https://t.co/I4K1N9il5Z #brightshinyobjects
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Google My Business Photos: The Ultimate Guide to Looking Good Online
Good photos on your Google My Business page are integral to convincing searchers to click to find more information about your business. But how do you choose what to photograph? How can you do this in bulk for multiple locations? What sorts of images should you use? Find out how to look good online in this guide: Google My Business Photos: The Ultimate Guide to Looking Good Online – BrightLocal
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If Classical Paintings Were Created During Modern Times https://t.co/qplqh8mNFj pic.twitter.com/yrsfFtlYrD
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“Today on Hidden Brain, we'll go inside the operating room with Gawande to explore the subtle biases that cause very smart and very skilled people to become their own worst enemies.” https://t.co/FBjHWzLf9r pic.twitter.com/xlKzVNUASH
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“Teach your kids some downtime that will give them the rest and rejuvenation they need. Know that you are doing your best and give yourself a break. Come September you will be feeling much better.” https://t.co/JRaw9hpDZ0 pic.twitter.com/BLuo25xy9I
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“We know the human brain is hardwired to crave new, novel information; to desire insight about what other people are doing and wonder where we might be missing out. Now it seems we have lost our ability to be still and let our minds rest.” https://t.co/DIgLT5mhww pic.twitter.com/fLGOMAnMOA
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“Check in with yourself. Support yourself. Let your inner self shine! You can create the life of your dreams. You can create a life where every present moment is as beautiful as a dream.” https://t.co/B1YYoDqsrX pic.twitter.com/JySJuGUnv2
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How the mindful brain copes with rejection
Whether it’s being left out of happy hour plans or being broken up with by a significant other, we can all relate to the pain of social rejection. Such “social pain” is consequential, undermining our physical and mental health. But how can we effectively cope with the distressing experience of being left out or ignored? Mindfulness may be an answer: How the mindful brain copes with rejection | OUPblog
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