NZBusiness and Management

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A meaningful future – that’s what Catherine wishes for her children Scarlett and Samson. She wants to show them what a meaningful business and life means and that business can be harnessed for the greater good of the world. Life education is as impor

Inc.

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NO ONE LAUNCHES AN INITIATIVE assuming it’s going to fail. “We start with truly high hopes for any project,” says Meir Statman, a professor of finance at Santa Clara University and author of Finance for Normal People. “But then things happen.” The ma

TIME

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THE DOCUSERIES WHY WE HATE, PREMIERING OCT. 13 ON Discovery, is as ambitious as it is timely. Backed by executive producers including Steven Spielberg and Alex Gibney, directors Geeta Gandbhir and Sam Pollard explore how extremists and demagogues use

Mega Man

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Love moves in mysterious ways. An emotion often linked with soft and sweet imagery can also give people a rush of fiery sensations. This complex emotion can be expressed in many ways. It can be a quick embrace or making a call to a loved one, both of

Woman's Weekly

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Be aware of your emotional state this week. You might be feeling impatient. Remember to think before you speak! It’s a good time to put energy into a new stream of income – especially if you’re starting up your own business. You may need to watch y

MEGA

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Love moves in mysterious ways. An emotion often linked with soft and sweet imagery can also give people a rush of fiery sensations. This complex emotion can be expressed in many ways. It can be a quick embrace or making a call to a loved one, both of

Psychologies

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We have created a wonderful ‘Psychologies’ Connected Community group on Facebook to spread kindness and offer support to each other. Join us and feel the love, humour and camaraderie. ‘Psychologies’ is the UK’s biggest and bestselling mindful living

Psychologies

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The radio was playing, the sun was out and I was in a happy mood. My daughter was home for a few days and we were on our way out to lunch. While we waited at the traffic lights, a woman and her dog crossed the road. ‘The rest of her clothes must be i

Her World Singapore

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As we get older, progress in our careers and rack up experiences and accolades, we sometimes find ourselves saying, “Wow, and we thought we knew everything at 21.” And while the comment indicates growth in our lives, it also means we run the risk of

True Love

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Men are…many things. It’s easy to forget — given the rage directed toward males in recent weeks for the high occurrence of gender-based violence in South Africa — that men, generally, dislike men more than women do. I might add that men have resented

PC Magazine

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Not everyone believes that tech addiction is a real malady, but it’s harder to argue that technology isn’t playing a huge role in kids’ lives. Phones and tablets have supplemented TVs as electronic babysitters; in restaurants and doctors’ offices, in

Top Sante

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It’s a new dawn, it’s a new day, it’s a new life (so goes the song) but are we feeling good? Normally the New Year is a time to stride confidently and courageously into the year, optimistic and raring to go. This New Year will have no doubt have felt

Best Self Magazine

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— Becoming a doctor is a process with a beginning, middle, and no end. One day, just when the young doctor thinks they have mastered the science of medicine, they will meet a patient who summons them to go beyond tending to the bodily needs in order

Maxim

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There’s no question these past few months have been unlike any in our shared history. Words like unprecedented, challenging, uncertain, uttered ad nauseam do not even begin to describe the emotional and psychological rollercoaster that has marked the

New Idea

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As Australia still struggles to combat the slow but sure spread of the deadly coronavirus, people are desperate to know when life will finally return to normal. The world is a vastly different place to what it was just months ago in February 2020 – w

Working Mother

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Sharon Melnick, Ph.D. Sharon Melnick, Ph.D. blends expertise in leadership development with a ten year background as a psychologist affiliated with Harvard Medical School. She has a broad base of experience coaching executive clients at Freddie Mac,

Sofya Style Magazine

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I never thought it was possible for our world to change so much and so fast! At times I found myself repeating a quote from Alice in Wonderland: “It would be so nice if something made sense for a change”. In fact, there are lots of quotes from this m

Newsweek Europe

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Why this book? To find answers to questions that kept running through my mind while my daughters were in middle school: Why is this phase of life so incredibly hard—for parents? Why is everyone (parents again) looking so unhappy and acting so weird?

You South Africa

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JUGGLE, juggle, juggle – from the moment you open your eyes until your close them again at night it’s all you’re doing these days. Parenting has always been hard, but lockdown and home-schooling have ratcheted the pressure up to a whole new level. No

BBC Science Focus Magazine

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‘Cabin fever’ isn’t a formal psychological term, but it describes the feelings of restlessness and irritability that many of us experience when stuck indoors, especially during the recent lockdown months. This angsty frustration is quite understandab

The Team Roping Journal

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Seeing and feeling runs in slow motion—where it feels like it’s clear to you—is something we all want. But there are stages to getting there. see everything as it’s developing. When I started rodeoing, I had to start at the bottom of the mountain, an

The Knot Texas Weddings Magazine

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A wedding is a loaded event—financially, emotionally and even spiritually—so it’s no wonder there can be a lot of anxiety surrounding both the actual celebration and the idea of marriage. There are certainly red flags you should pay attention to, but

Pick Me Up

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Jane Hanford has two degrees in psychology and is the author of Happy Anyway, a modern-day guide to dealing with anxiety for teenagers and young adults. happyanyway.co.uk Q My friend started dating my ex after we split and now, they’re having a baby

Yachting Monthly

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There are many reasons for making the decision to sell a boat, and doing so comes with a mixture of emotions. The most cheerful of these are that it is time for a new boat. For others, it may just be time for a departure from boat ownership due to ag

NEXT

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Need a boost of career inspiration or a reminder of what’s possible? Create & Cultivate, an online platform geared towards women cultivating their dream careers has released its annual Top 100 list. Themed #FindNewRoads, this year’s list honours wome

Shooting Gazette

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Practise visualisation: Imagine your dream as a reality – picture all the different aspects and how they all work together. Your business will evolve with time, but ensure you stay focused on your long-term goals. Establishing a clay shoot, in any fo

Chat It's Fate

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I’ve had an operation on my leg. Which crystals will help me heal from this please? Hayley, 40, Bath Bloodstone helps to increase the blood flow to the area as your body heals, and green flourite aids in cutting recovery time and helping your body

New Zealand Woman’s Weekly

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“One of the reasons we fear getting older is because of the way we perceive the elderly – as a bit hopeless and helpless. But ask yourself whether this is your reality?” says psychotherapist and self-esteem coach Alison Moore. “Chances are it’s not,

Woman & Home

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Covid-19 may have trampled on your social life, but you’d still love to meet your soulmate. And why not? You have a few life-miles on the clock, but you have more to offer than ever before. Maybe you’ll be seeking romance for the first time – but mor

Woman's Day

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You’re no stranger to reality TV. How did SAS Australia compare to The Bachelorette? The Bachelorette, while it was fun, was extremely taxing on my emotions and my mental strength. SAS was very different in the sense that it was a test of your resi