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Retroverted uterus – living life backwards
With retroverted uterus, ovarian cysts and endometriosis on the rise, can such issues with our female parts reflect which direction we are ‘living life’ as women?
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Autopilot: The case of the wandering mind
Every day we are repeating tasks and activities we have done many times before. How much of our day is spent on ‘autopilot’? Is there a price we pay for not being present with ourselves?
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Exhausted and depressed at work: how falsely do we live life?
What makes us stressed, depressed or exhausted at work? This article considers the impact of not working as the ‘real-us’ and how this adversely affects our success, health and wellness.
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Power and Authority in Parenting: Whose Responsibility is It?
We all want our parenting to have a powerful and positive impact on our child yet often find ourselves holding back out of anxiety and fear or giving up in defeat. But at what cost?
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Longing for retirement
Retirement is viewed as a well deserved right by most people. But are we all missing out when we place so much emphasis on reaching retirement and what is the quality of our relationship with work in the meantime?
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We did it Together
The stress of competition at work – does it separate or unite us?
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The simplicity of my day to day life
From domestic violence and partying and playing sport to now living simply from day to day and committing to life.
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Serge Benhayon and Universal Medicine – changing the way we understand life
There are very few of us who truly question the way life is, and fewer still that act according to what we feel. Serge Benhayon, by living example, has changed the pennyweight by which we gauge what life is all about.
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The state of the working world
Workplace pressures and stress challenge us to the point we live for weekends, and loathe Monday mornings. Can one person bring about the change needed for a new way of working?
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Building a nest
This true story shares how the writer changed the way he worked from working to support his habits, where life had no meaning, to truly loving work.
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Targets at work – crushing, cruising or not relevant?
At work, targets have become the standard that business and its people work to. Have targets reduced us to nothing more than numbers in the workplace?
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Sweeping sensitivity under the carpet
Do we as men ignore our awareness at the expense of our bodies, our tenderness and connection to our true selves and if so, what are the consequences?
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Food, love and self-love – confessions of the good doctor!
A doctor shares her growing understanding of food hangovers and the effect of choosing love over abusive food choices. It is not just alcohol that contributes to hangovers!
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Exercising to lose weight – a personal story
Anne discovered that she could keep her weight down with excessive exercise, but at what cost to her body?
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Self care – the key to coping with shift work
This article by an International Flight Attendant, who understands the demands shift work can place on your body, talks of introducing self-care into her daily life, and the difference it made.
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You cannot bully your way to Heaven
Judith explains how she has used bullying for most of her life without realising the effect on others.
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The struggle we create
There is a certain man for whom struggle is part of getting ahead in life. “If you don’t have to struggle for something, it’s not worthwhile.” For others, the struggle is just an inevitable part of life. Does it need to be this way? Is it simply a choice?
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Serge Benhayon – a life of detail
Serge Benhayon lives his life with an extraordinary attention to detail and inspires others to live that too.
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The man is not a machine – Changing the building industry one brick at a time
An interview with a bricklayer on the effect that the building culture of being tough and hard has had on his health, and the changes he has made to turn that around.
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If we don't enjoy our work ...
This voice excerpt introduces some of the reasons beyond pay and reward related to work, and that the key to enjoying work is being the ‘real-us’ at work.
