Unless there is something wrong with our feet, we don't pay attention, yet you should. Try these strategies!
"New Foundation" is a good term, capturing both the unsustainable foundation of our past economic growth and framing out the kind of economy we need to build for the long-term.
In order to cut the unemployment rate in those communities to the projected national rate of 6.5 percent, an additional 1.7 million jobs would have to be created and go directly to Blacks and Latinos by 2010.
Most friendships don't last forever. If you are reeling from a failed friendship or one that seemed to drift apart, here are some thoughts to help you get over the hurt.
Most Americans do not know the answer to this simple but powerful question -- "how much is a house can I afford?"
Don't wait after a workout to eat. To help your muscles recover and be ready for your next productive workout, implement the strategy of eating protein and carbohydrates after your workout.
Nicole Johns suffered severe damage to her body, including exercise-induced asthma, irregular heartbeat, and hypotension, and had to be hospitalized to be treated... while a size 9.
The innate optimism of the American spirit is beginning to bubble. Enough of this gloom and doom! It's time to have a burger, down a couple of brewskies, hit the new ground running.
Do what makes you uneasy. Do the thing that scares you most. There, you will discover new worlds. Follow the fear. Out of it, you will grow.
The following piece is the most popular Beyond Blue post I have written. Click here for the gallery version. My therapist helped me to build a person...
According to my personal survey, conducted with the inside of my brain pan six seconds ago, 97.2 percent of non-stupid people have stopped listening to anybody's advice.
A smaller, more prudent capital access program is required for these smaller venture capital funds to continue to source and identify companies at the early stage.
If it becomes the core of an ambitious "smart regulation" switch, recovery.gov could cut corporate costs, improve governmental efficiency, and drastically increase transparency.
According to NRDC, floods, droughts, sea level rise, and other global warming impacts will create a $271 billion drag on the U.S. economy by 2025 alone.
The State of Virginia could be poised to take significant action to bolster the economy and help the climate by passing an energy efficiency bill.
If you haven't addressed the "why" for overeating in the first place, you will most likely go back to your old way of eating.
If the drafts of the stimulus bill are any indication, a world without earmarks also may be a world without accountability and transparency.
Governing this country is like playing Trivial Pursuit... if you don't know the answer to a question, just say "Elvis Presley," and you have more than a 50 percent chance of being right.
f we are going to make a serious dent in poverty, the US will have to develop an integrated set of policies that address the diverse and interrelated needs of the poor.
Obama's press conference today promised a "clean break from a troubled past." Central to a clean break must be an emphasis on recovery for all Americans, not the just usual beneficiaries.
What's the best way in times like these to stay happy, to keep from slipping into a dark and fearful place? Living in the present may be the answer that is staring us right in the face.
In his new book American Anonymous, Denizet-Lewis gets into the heart of addictions across the country, roads to recovery, detailing the heights of abuse, including health problems, and lost jobs and families.
Frustratingly few media accounts of self-injury ever address the fundamental reason why people hurt themselves when they're distressed.
If you feel yourself wanting to pick more fights than usual, avoid tuning in on what's going on, or if you feel frozen in your tracks, remember, you might just be scared.
After finally pulling that lever in the voting booth, many New Yorkers are going through post-election withdrawal. How do you cope without your consta...
