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It's time to consider the rewards and the upside to pursuing your dreams... and be specific about what you can do to accomplish your goals.
Reinventing your life can be exhilarating, rewarding and fun.
We need to find healthy and safe ways to continue traditions in our modern world so we can keep exploring and finding them.
The process of reinventing any aspect of our lives requires courage, focus and inspiration. Is it spiritual, a relationship, or your career that needs a little shaking up?
The New Year, it appears, is a good time to shed your old spouse. Divorce filings spike in January and February.
Living life in fast forward mode means that truly important things don't happen. They get lost in the shuffle. So, what's missing for you? You know the answer better than anyone.
Our old habits are hard to break because most of us are not aware of them. So, the tips that follow will focus on making you aware and conscious so you can change what you want at the time and make it stick.
One of the biggest challenges of being human is sticking with the plans we've made. When I look back at my failures, both big and small, it boils down to not having done what I knew to do. Doesn't it seem as if we're guided by two voices, always at war over our time and attention?
Now that most of us have broken our resolutions it's time to check out Flex Donuts, which is located in the dining level of Grand Central Station. Besides running Flex Donuts, Zac Young is the pastry chef at both locations of Flex Mussels.
When you're starting your business, you want things to happen fast. You have some choices to make. You can choose to have the perfect store layout whe...
One of the foodie new year's resolutions I suggested for 2012 was that we all make more pancakes.
People who have goals achieve more results in their lives. The issue is that the majority of people don't have clearly-defined annual goals -- goals that are written down, goals that are a clear statement of your top priorities for the coming year.
Real change can be hard to come by, and it's tempting to want to start lowering expectations, or throw in the towel on your goal completely. But don't despair, because it's not too late to push the reset button and try tackling those goals again.
If you are finding your New Year's resolutions elusive, why not opt for some easily obtainable ones instead? In honor of 2012, here are 12 New Year's resolutions towards a better, and more polite, you.
Are you looking to be a happier, more productive, more successful person? Are you in the market for self-help? Then the better advice is stop putting so much effort into finding your "authentic" self. Learn to embrace the self as flexible.
One of my New Year's resolutions is to stop saying a "sorry" that's empty, apologize fully when it's appropriate and to do my part to shift our culture of meaningless or non-existent apologies. Anyone else up for that?
