Nicholas McKenna
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How a Positive Attitude can Improve your Life
Everything is in our hands. We can control how we feel and how we behave. Different factors can affect our mood at different times. However, we can still maintain a positive attitude no matter what the situation is.
By Nicholas McKenna2 years ago in Longevity
The Song of the Ocean
Captain Cutler danced arm in arm with his first mate Ainsley. They had just stolen the fastest ship from the British Armada and where on their way to put together a crew to help them man it. The captain threw his hat in the air in celebration.
By Nicholas McKenna2 years ago in Fiction
The Spirit of the Lake
“Legend has is that the spirit was once kind. Now, no man can enter the forest without fear of never returning. Each time a man is taken, he is made part of the forest and the forest grow larger. Some of the bravest warriors entered claiming to be able to put an end to the curse only to fail and feed the forest a little more each time. Realizing that the forest would overrun society, it was decided that no one would enter the forest to prevent it from growing and let it die on it’s own. That was 100 years ago… “
By Nicholas McKenna3 years ago in Fiction
These foods and this Method are great for a Diabetic diet
Receiving difficult news is hard for anyone to deal with. Sometimes its being told you have diabetes. As someone who has this in their family history and has witnessed what it can do if left untreated, I can admit that it's something I keep a close eye on.
By Nicholas McKenna3 years ago in Longevity
I am Writing for a Living and You can Too
Sounds like a pipe dream right? Making enough money to support yourself just by writing and from the comfort of your own home. Well it’s possible. There’re countless ways you can go about it but it's important to not put all your eggs in one basket when first starting out.
By Nicholas McKenna3 years ago in Journal
How Low Impact Exercise is Great for You
Low impact exercises are a great way to get in shape. Many people dismiss these movements because they are not as physically demanding and believe they will not give them the results they are looking for. The fact that they are not putting as much strain on your body can be a benefit. Here are some other ways that low impact exercises can help your life.
By Nicholas McKenna3 years ago in Longevity
Changing How you Live your Life can Make you Happier
Anxiety and depression are huge problems for people today. Doctors are quick to prescribe medications to solve these problems but there're other ways to treat these illnesses. Making changes to your life style can help reduce the amount of anxiety or depression you feel on a daily basis.
By Nicholas McKenna3 years ago in Psyche
- Top Story - October 2021
King Ludwig's CastleTop Story - October 2021
Zach looked half asleep and uninterested as he toured the castle with his class. He never wanted to study abroad but his friends convinced him. “These are our college years.” “When will we be able to travel again?” He knew they were right, but he wanted to go some place for a week or two, not a few months. He missed his bed, his family, and mainly his dog.
By Nicholas McKenna3 years ago in Horror
The Basics to Building Muscle
How many of us see that one guy dead lifting 405 pounds in the corner of the gym with ease and think “How do I get to that level?" I know I did. What I didn’t know was how long it takes to get that strong. I’m still not and I’ve been lifting consistently for over three years. There were a lot of things I was doing wrong but now I understand how to build muscle at least better than when I was younger. Here are some pointers if you want to build muscle and you are just starting out.
By Nicholas McKenna3 years ago in Longevity
The Connection Between Mental Illness and Homelessness
Its great that there's a lot of talk about mental health today because it's a major problem, but another major problem that's not getting much attention is the homeless issue. What some probably don’t know is that the two are clearly linked. With between 2.5 and 3.5 million people experiencing homelessness every year, this problem will not go away any time soon.
By Nicholas McKenna3 years ago in Psyche