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The real lives of businessmen, professionals, the everyday man, stay at home parent, healthy lifestyle influencers, and general feel good human stories.

A Taste of Pennsylvania: Culinary Adventures in the Keystone State. Content Warning.
Pennsylvania, often hailed as the Keystone State, is not only rich in history and picturesque landscapes but also boasts a culinary scene that reflects its diverse cultural influences and deep-rooted traditions. From hearty Pennsylvania Dutch dishes to innovative creations in urban kitchens, the state offers a delectable tapestry of flavors that will leave any food enthusiast craving for more. Join us on a culinary adventure through the hidden gems and iconic dishes that define the gastronomic landscape of Pennsylvania.
By Magify943 years ago in Journal
Exploring the Keystone State: A Comprehensive Guide to Pennsylvania. Content Warning.
When it comes to diverse landscapes, rich history, and a tapestry of cultures, Pennsylvania stands out as a state that truly has it all. Known as the Keystone State, Pennsylvania has been a cornerstone of American history and a hub of innovation and progress. In this comprehensive guide, we will take you on a journey through the various facets that make Pennsylvania a unique and captivating destination.
By Magify943 years ago in Journal
The Magician's Elephant
"The Magician's Elephant" is a delightful animated film that embarks on a magical journey through a world of enchantment, mystery, and heartwarming moments. In this charming tale, we follow the adventures of a young orphan boy named Peter, driven by an unyielding determination to reunite with his missing sister. The narrative unfolds as Peter seeks guidance from a wise fortune teller, who advises him to seek out a magician accompanied by an elephant.
By PRAVEENA3 years ago in Journal
What To Do When Things Go Crazy. Top Story - January 2024.
I'm Human, just like you. (At least... I'm assuming you're Human too, feel free to correct me!) Life has this seemingly unending ability to inevitably go Crazy.
By H.E. Dr. Cody Dakota Wooten, COIE, DFM, DHM3 years ago in Journal
Carbon Monoxide Poisoning at Yale University:
Carbon Monoxide Poisoning at Yale University: What You Need to Know On December 10, 2020, a building on the campus of Yale University was evacuated due to high levels of carbon monoxide. Fourteen individuals were hospitalized for carbon monoxide poisoning and several others were treated at the scene.
By Shanza Malik3 years ago in Journal
Facebook
I used to love Facebook. To be more exact, I always had a love-and-hate relationship with it, but let me give you a little of the back story.
By Lana V Lynx3 years ago in Journal
Neurogastroenterology In Leadership
I work with a variety of Executives, Entrepreneurs, and Business Leaders. It comes as a surprise to many people that I would take Time and Energy to get Certified in several "Non-Business" Related Fields.
By H.E. Dr. Cody Dakota Wooten, COIE, DFM, DHM3 years ago in Journal
What's Your Background, Set?
What's your background, Set? A question I hear a lot whether it be in the literary world, investigative/ security sector or amongst my art community. Sometimes amongst long forgotten friends and acquaintances. Though in those instances, it's mostly intended to mean about my ethnicity. By which I reply with exasperation, "Black" because who has time to list out all the different types of black only to be mostly met with a hotep or self-hating reply. "So you're mixed. Wow, lucky." or "You're Arab." or my favourite, "Ethiopians are not black, they are Semites." I always find it amusing when folks will ask you your background only to impose their narrative on it. This article is not to set the record straight but rather an introduction on who I am and what my narrative is.
By Set Zek3 years ago in Journal
Are You Truly Going To Achieve Change?
Many people "want" Change in their Life. But are they actually "going" to Change? It IS possible for us to Change as Human Beings, but the statistics around people Maintaining Change in the Long Term are Abysmal.
By H.E. Dr. Cody Dakota Wooten, COIE, DFM, DHM3 years ago in Journal
The Unseen Challenges Of Overcoming Dis-Stress
I'm always playing with different variables in improving my Health. In my work on understanding the Psychophysiological Aspects of Successful Leadership, I have had to connect many dots on my own.
By H.E. Dr. Cody Dakota Wooten, COIE, DFM, DHM3 years ago in Journal
Neverlands
Street lamps, house lights, store signs, all reflecting off of the ground at night after or while it's raining. Foggy mornings, too early to be awake, looking up at the treeline or skyline and seeing everything disappearing into the sky.
By Nicole Fenn3 years ago in Journal
The Apology I Deserve
I know it's just better to let something go than to wait for an apology. I know that if she wanted to apologize for all the wrongs she has done towards me, she would have. If she was in any way remorseful or felt any type of guilt, she would have let me know... but she hasn't and it's been 6 months. So, I guess it's safe to say that the apology will never come and that's fine. It's hard to let go but that's what I'll do and as for the apology... I suppose I could apologize to myself, on her behalf... just for myself... for some form of closure.
By Tuesday Daily3 years ago in Journal