Social Sciences

10 Things to Manage Your Stress

by mom on January 27, 2009

I am finding that I need to “destress” these days. I think it may be post holiday stress or the winter blues, but stress none the less. Here are a few things that I have researched that may help if you are feeling a little jacked up:

1. Heal yourself: We hear this over and over BUT it’s the truth; exercise, a healthy diet, regular sleep, moderate to minimal alcohol intake, and no smoking will make you feel less stressed.

2. Get organized: Physical clutter reminds us of things that need to be done and that’s stressful. Remove your physical clutter and you’ll eradicate your mental clutter, plus you’ll feel energized. Please go to http://topten.org/public/AG/AG306.html for a simple organizing solution that will work on any space. [click to continue…]

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Dude- Where’s My Money? A look at Consumer Spending…

January 13, 2009

Are you interested in cutting back during these economic times, but don’t know where to start? HubPages.com has some answers: Since we are certainly facing rough economic times all of us are trying to figure out new ways to cut out expenses that we don’t need. In fact because of how bad the economy has [...]

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Your Baby Can Read- Dr. Titzer

December 17, 2008

Dr. Robert Titzer has developed a program to get infants to read  as young as 18 months! I wouldn’t enroll my child such a program or try to teach my baby to read as I truly believe that they have enough to learn. Let children be children; they go to school early enough at 4. [...]

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