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Tips to Help Your Elderly Mum Look as Fresh as a Daisy
As your mum gets older, it’s important that you help keep her up to date with beauty and lifestyle tips to make her feel and look her best. As the skin ages, it becomes more difficult to keep up a youthful appearance as it naturally dries and gets thinner. Your mum may need to alter her skincare regime, and she may need reminders to keep properly hydrated, eat healthily, and exercise regularly. This will benefit both your mum’s body and her skin. Also, make sure she gets enough sleep and uses sunscreen.
Firenews FeedPublished 10 months ago in JournalThe Problem with America's Health Care System
Introduction The conversation surrounding America's healthcare system has been a topic of great concern for many years. In particular, the high cost of healthcare in the United States has drawn significant attention. This article delves into the complexities of America's healthcare spending, comparing it to other countries and exploring the factors that contribute to its exorbitant prices.
Tajamul HassanPublished 10 months ago in JournalDiscover the Vibrant Charms of Busan: Top Things to Do in South Korea's Coastal Gem
Nestled on the southeastern coast of South Korea, Busan offers a captivating blend of natural beauty, cultural attractions, delectable cuisine, and thrilling experiences. With its picturesque beaches, vibrant markets, ancient temples, and modern shopping centers, Busan has something to enchant every visitor. Embark on a journey to this coastal gem and discover the top things to do in Busan, where unforgettable adventures await.
Seoul International Airport: Beyond Travel Connections
Seoul Incheon International Airport, located in the vibrant city of Seoul, South Korea, is not just a gateway to your destination but also a destination in itself. With its modern facilities, extensive amenities, and a wide range of activities, the airport offers a unique experience for travelers during layovers or those who arrive early for their flights. Step inside and explore a world of entertainment, culture, and relaxation within the airport's boundaries.
How Micro Can A Microfiction Be?
Introduction Is it writing or is it creating? Is it both or is it neither? I think it is both. I have expressed slight dismay at the short from constructs in fiction and poetry, and I thought I could get away with writing less than six hundred words in this piece but I would have to submit it under fiction, but this is opinion not fiction.
Mike Singleton - MikeydredPublished 10 months ago in JournalNeed to know about Lake of Bays Waterfront Cottages
Whether you are a resident of Muskoka or one of the many vacationers or cottagers who frequently visit the Lake of Bays, you would know that there is always something fun to see and do. The beautiful Lake of the Bays is one of the cottage country's most visited locations. This gorgeous body of water is hidden in Muskoka's northeastern corner and spans 27 square miles, from the town of Baysville in the south to Dorset in the east and Dwight in the north. It has a unique topography, abundant animals, and a stunning granite shoreline, as well as many man-made features.
Andrew BullochPublished 10 months ago in JournalGroundbreaking Regenerative Treatment For Joint Pain And Inflammation
Harnessing The Power of Stem Cells Stem cell therapy is an exciting new branch of regenerative medicine that utilizes the natural healing powers of stem cells to repair damaged tissues in the body. For people suffering from joint pain, arthritis, injuries, or inflammation, stem cell therapy offers hope for long-lasting relief and improved mobility.
How Mobile Applications Can Keep Improving Your Customer Experience
In today's fast-paced computerized world, versatile applications have become an integral portion of our daily lives. From ordering food to booking a cab, there's an app for nearly everything. Businesses around the globe are realizing the enormous potential of mobile apps in upgrading customer involvement and boosting their bottom line. In India, where the smartphone entrance rate is skyrocketing, the part of mobile app development companies in India is pivotal in making a difference. Businesses capitalize on this trend. In this article, we will investigate how versatile applications can keep improving your customer experience and why collaborating with a mobile app development company in India can be beneficial.
EZ RankingsPublished 10 months ago in JournalOptimizing Ecommerce App Performance for Speed and Scalability
In today's fast-paced digital world, where online shopping has become the norm, the performance of an ecommerce app plays a crucial role in its success.
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Mike JonesPublished 10 months ago in JournalBest Linen Fabric For Clothing
When it comes to creating stylish and comfortable clothing, linen fabric is a top choice for many fashion enthusiasts. With its timeless appeal and breathability, linen has gained popularity as a versatile fabric that suits various styles and occasions. If you want to buy linen fabric online in Australia, you're in luck! There is a wide array of options available, each with its own unique characteristics.
Olve SmithPublished 10 months ago in JournalOvercoming Procrastination
You show me a writer that doesn't procrastinate and I'll show you a liar. Procrastination plagues us all and might as well be called part of human nature, however, procrastination just may be the thing that is killing your novel. When you first get that glimmer of an idea, you might dash across the page for a day or two, but then you start to put it off waiting for the right inspiration or the right time to write. Not long before you know it a new brighter and shiner idea begins and the cycle starts again. Rinse. Wash. Repeat. Until you have a computer full of half-started novels that will never see life outside of the short document you brought it to life in. That sounds miserable. So here is a call to every writer reading this to find the motivation, whether you like it or not, to get off your butt or onto your butt and finish what you started. Recognize The Procrastination Trap When You See It The laundry can wait, the dishes can wait, and social media can wait. The only thing that can't wait is your novel and using "productive procrastination" is still procrastination when you're using cleaning, organizing, or doing other tasks just to put off writing. Put down the sponge, stop folding that shirt, and go write. Unless something is on fire - it can wait until after you type out 1000 words or so. Set Clear Goals and DEADLINES But I don't have a publisher, why would I have deadlines? Well, you're reading this post, aren't you? Obviously, you admit you have a problem and I'm telling you how to fix it and the solution you need is a deadline. Don't run away, it's not as scary as you think! Sure you can set goals to write 1000 words every day, but life happens and some things get in the way like doctor's appointments (where you should write in the waiting room) or something you just can't push aside to write that day. So instead set a weekly goal or a deadline so that you have to make it up to yourself before the time runs out. Your deadline can be something as simple as one chapter by the end of the week or the whole novel drafted by the end of the month. Just make it something attainable and then move it up by a day or two each time as you make better habits. Create a Writing Schedule Every morning I wake up, I don't pass Go, I don't get a cup of coffee, I don't even pet the dog - well sometimes I do. I walk from my bed to my computer, I wake up as my computer does and I start typing. I personally write my novels at night, but these articles are first and foremost in my day. I write until I have completed two or three and then I trudge off to get some coffee before doing other administration work for the day. Have you noticed how my posting has been more consistent? Not the time of the posting, but the fact that I have managed to post an article every single day for the past month and however many days today makes. It's because I set a schedule. I sit and write at my desk at the same time every morning without fail as if I had a time card to punch because in a way I do. Set a time to write every day and stick to it every day for a week. Then make it two and then keep going until you don't even have to open your eyes to make it to your desk in the morning because most of the mornings - I don't. Start Small Maybe you're procrastinating because you are overwhelmed by the idea of actually writing a full novel, sure it sounded good as an idea but after a few words you realize you need more than 50,000 more of them to reach the minimum for a novel. So just start with one. Write 100 words a day if that makes it easier for you to grasp. This article at this point, just reached 700 words, so 100 is a piece of cake you should be able to do in your sleep. If not, break it down even smaller into 50 words a day. Just make sure to get something down on the page every day. Break It Into Pieces Outlining is the procrastinator's best friend, it gives you a task to do without having to have too much stress behind you not knowing what to write. I outline my novels chapter by chapter and I write a chapter a day. This doesn't mean I have to write my book in a linear fashion, sometimes I scroll through and decide which scene I want to write and just to stop those who will say that that takes the discovery out of writing, it really doesn't. I write one sentence description for each chapter and it goes from there, some of these descriptions turn into two or even three chapters instead, It's just a starting guide, not an exact road map. Eliminate Distractions Put away the phone. Turn off the TV, give your partner a new puzzle, and give your children wifi. Respect your writing as if you were going to work, would your partner interrupt you at work to ask you if you've seen their left shoe? If the answer is yes - you might need to have a conversation with them about using the shoe rack AND respecting your writing boundaries. Make a note of things that distract you while trying to write and the next time you sit down to write learn to ignore them or remove them from your writing space. Find an Accountability Buddy If you can't hold yourself accountable, have someone else do it for you. This will be the best and worse decision you will ever make. My partner is my buddy and there isn't a day that goes by why I go to check on them at work and tell them I was thinking of them just to get a text back about using my expression of love as a procrastination effort, or even worse - they withhold snacks from me until I finish the chapter of the day. It's just the worst, but one of the best forms of motivation out there. I will write a whole chapter in an hour if they say we can go out for boba afterward. Embrace Imperfection Your first draft is going to suck, and there is nothing wrong with that and not much you can do about it so you might as well get over it and get used to it. The magic is in the editing, but you can't edit a novel that hasn't been written. First drafts are you telling yourself the story for the first time, it may be incomplete, and it may have characters whose names have yet to be discovered, but it'll at least be on the page with nowhere to go but up from there. Get it out of your mind that you have to get it right the first time, or even the second time, and just focus on getting it done. Seek Inspiration Read. Read everything you can get your hands on. Never stop reading. Every time you finish a book, pick up another one and just keep going. Celebrate Milestones Buy a special snack every time you finish a chapter. Go out to dinner every time you finish a draft. Celebrate every milestone and you'll find yourself with motivation to move forward so that you can celebrate the next one. If you really need it - buy a bag of your favorite snacks and only allow yourself to have one at the end of the day if you have finished your goal for that day. Get something that will really motivate you and don't allow yourself to eat it at any other time. No writing = no snack. You'd be surprised how much of a motivator it is when it's right there and you can have it - after you get 100 words onto the page. _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ Now, like this article, drop a follow if you haven't already, and then get to writing! - and then keep writing. With love, B.K. xo xo __________________________________________________ *If you've liked what you read you can show your support by subscribing, pledging your support, or leaving me a tip that directly supports and aids me as a writer.
Naruto UzumakiPublished 10 months ago in Journal