Articles in Lifestyle
5 Tips for Looking at the Big Picture & Improving Your Overall Effectiveness By Karel Murray, CSP, DREI
Have you ever concentrated on something so hard that the world seems to recede into the background? Like …
By Marcia Barhydt
We Magazine for Women is for women of all ages, of course. When I look through this terrific digital magazine, I see articles by a vastly diverse group of women, diverse in topic, …
by Simone Kelly-Brown
“I only allow that which is good into my life. No one can depress you. No one can make you anxious. No one can hurt your feelings. No one can make you anything …
By Bea Kunz
Spring is in the air and the wedding bells will soon start to ring.
I’m seeing a trend of back to simpler in many celebration layouts.
Weddings are the perfect time to think “greening” what …
By Lisa Hein, Speaker & Parenting Author
When we have a family, we are so grateful. In the beginning it’s amazing. You now know why you’re alive, you feel content, things just seem to be….blissful. You …
Book Excerpt by Karen Pierce Gonzalez
The Process
Keep in mind that while the folktales are about real people, real places and real events, you do have “poetic license.” If details are hard to come by, don’t …
My name is Amy Botwinick and I would like to share my story. Eight years ago I found myself dealing with a nasty divorce, a career transition along with several health challenges. I was scared …
By Jami Lin
For the third time since 1900, Valentine’s Day falls on the same day as the Chinese New Year and it won’t happen again until after 2030.
This year of the tiger is suggested to …
By Bea Kunz
February is my month for reflection, weeding out, implementing, and re-focusing on all things that are important to me , my family, and my responsibility for the leg of a journey assigned to …
By Dr Sally Witt
Sensitive people often feel led to DO SOMETHING when they hear of a plane crash, an earthquake (such as the one that recently occured in Haiti), a terrorist attack, the extensive wildfires, …
