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How to Make Optimism Work for You0
- Financial & Workplace Well-Being
- July 6, 2012
It's not just about seeing the glass as half full and being an optimist, but the actions you take that can positively affect your life. Recent college graduates searching for work in today's job market, along with older adults trying to re-enter the workplace and those who lost jobs and must now reinvent themselves, can
READ MOREHow to look forward to life again0
- Lifestyle & Relationships
- September 21, 2011
With the stress of daily life, many of us have experienced a time when we felt there was nothing to look forward to. In order to look forward to life again, we need stay present rather than worrying about the future. We also need to know when to push ourselves and when to take a
READ MOREHow to Live More and Regret Less0
- Uncategorized
- January 1, 2011
The best way to beat regret is to get out and live life. Read on for ideas! Huffington Post, 12/21/2010
READ MOREHow to Keep the ‘Good’ in Goodbye0
- Relationships
- June 16, 2011
In this testament to the bonds of friendship, the writer (Elizabeth Bernstein) shares her own experience moving to a new city and leaving good friends behind, and offers some practical advice in the video for easing these kinds of transitions. In the article, she interviews Transitional Learning Curves' Jill Kristal, a clinical psychologist based in
READ MOREHow to Handle Family Gift Giving When Everyone Has Different Budgets0
- Making the Most of Your Money
- December 1, 2010
With gift-giving season just around the corner, Susan Stiffelman gives tips for how families can deal with discrepancies in budgets for gifts. ParentDish, 11/22/2010
READ MOREHow to get past that feisty fight0
- Lifestyle & Relationships
- January 29, 2012
The Today Show and psychiatrist Dr. Ish Major give tips and strategies for getting past a fight with a significant other, such as using humor and the importance of touching. Today Show, 1/26/2012
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