During this holiday season, it’s important to not just survive, but to thrive during the holidays with a SMART plan that invites accountability and minimizes
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Picking up the pieces after feeling like you’ve trashed your life is one of the hardest things to do. It requires courage, resilience, and humility
As President Obamaand his administration tied up loose ends and rushed to ensure that a legacy from the 44th presidency remains intact throughout the history
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It’s February. By February we usually have all-out failed at all our efforts to be successful at our New Year’s Resolutions and are feeling humbled by how difficult it is to make new habits. We humans try all sorts of refreshing, reinventing, and general shake-downs of our diets, health, exercise, and excavation of all our bad habits. And you know what traditionally happens? Well, a week or two of energetic discipline, followed by “too busy”, “too tired”, “too broke”, and my favorite, “I don’t want to anymore”. Let’s be honest, New Year’s resolutions often make us feel like failures within a month’s time.
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