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Alternatives To Overthinking: Let Your Heart (And Not Your Head) Lead You To Joy

Spiritually Loose author Susan Pearse shares tips on how to stop overthinking and welcome joy into your life. We’ve been led to believe that we achieve things through thinking and doing, but getting out of your head and following the joy in your heart will always lead you to significant outcomes. We’ve all experienced the power…

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Mother’s Little Helpers: Brain Boosters To Lift Your Spirits

How ya feelin’ on the inside, honey? If you’ve read much of my manuscripts, you’ll know I preach about making yourself a priority, but just in case you’ve forgotten — in the devoted busyness and self-sacrificing dedication of it all, and you’re feeling somewhat harassed, jaded, irked, knackered or weary — good help can be…

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Where Happiness Hides

Where Happiness Hides: Discovering Wonder In The Simple Things Of Life

In his most recent book, Where Happiness Hides, Anthony Bertini transports the reader to a world where simple pleasures become memorable, as two children and their dog embark on a journey of discovery. Anthony Bertini The opening line, ‘Happiness hides in the little things’, is the central theme of the story as the characters’ adventures bring…

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Can The Mediterranean Diet Really Improve Your Mood?

Have you ever noticed that your mood affects your choice in food? Guilty as charged here. But how can food, in turn, affect mood? Christine Stewart, nutritionist, registered nurse, and Microba microbiome coach, takes a look. Let’s look at the increasingly popular Mediterranean diet – traditional to those around the Mediterranean Sea and praised for…

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Happiness is Boring

Happiness Is Boring … Here’s What Jaymes Gleeson Has To Say

It is a truism that happiness, when you’re happy, is a limited commodity, but misery when you are miserable knows no end. Happiness has a ceiling, a limit, beyond which lies torpidity and boredom. Whereas disquiet, uncertainty, angst and disappointment are bottomless wells from which the opportunities to learn are inexhaustible. This is pain’s purpose: to…

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