humanity
The real lives of businessmen, professionals, the everyday man, stay at home parent, healthy lifestyle influencers, and general feel good human stories.
The 4 Brains of Wellness And Leadership
In my research on Leadership, I have talked about the importance of understanding Psychophysiology. See, most people understand the skills of Leadership, but they get hijacked by things going wrong in their Psychophysiology.
By H.E. Dr. Cody Dakota Wooten, COIE, DFM, DHM3 years ago in Journal
Where Do You Share Your Horror or Erotic Fiction?. Content Warning.
There has been a lot of emphasis on protecting vulnerable adults and children from certain content on social media. I agree this is the right thing to do, but it is having an impact on creatives who write fictional horror.
By Carol Ann Townend3 years ago in Journal
From President to Humanitarian
Introduction Jimmy Carter, the 39th Leader of the US, isn't just known for his time in office yet in addition for his amazing philanthropic work. All through his 99 years of life, Carter has devoted himself to serving others, upholding for basic freedoms, and advancing harmony. In this article, we will dive into the life and achievements of Jimmy Carter, featuring his change from President to compassionate and the effect he has made on the world.
By Mohamed Abdelhameed3 years ago in Journal
In Brazil, the courts rule in favor of indigenous peoples to protect their land
This week's ruling in Brazil is doubly symbolic. After years of rampant deforestation, it marks a determination to protect the Amazon rainforest as a green lung, while at the same time recognizing the role of indigenous peoples in the country's history. On Thursday, after more than two years of debate, the Supreme Court, with nine judges out of 11, ruled against the large landowners.
By News actu G3 years ago in Journal
As The Knee Bends
I got arthritis from a German Shepherd puppy on a beach in Maine. Okay, so some explanation is required here. I was ambling happily through life. Never much of a speed walker even in my youth, by my early 50’s I’d noticed that as I was making my way around the neighborhood, along the beach, or down the Las Vegas Strip, my legs hurt, or my hip, or my ankle. Something was always a little off.
By Donna Gerard3 years ago in Journal
The Dual Legacy of Fidel Castro captures the idea that Castro's rule had both positive and negative dimensions, which is a central theme of the analysis.
Fidel Castro was a towering yet controversial figure in 20th century Latin American history. His nearly 50-year rule of Cuba embodied the mixed legacy of both progress and oppression that characterized many authoritarian regimes of the time.
By KWAO LEARNER WINFRED3 years ago in Journal
Companies: Don't Rudely Put The Phone Down On Potential Customers.
I get a lot of calls from companies selling products to homeowners, though I live in a council house in the U.K. Sure, myself and my partner are looking to buy in the future because we don't want to be here anymore, but we are not there yet!
By Carol Ann Townend3 years ago in Journal
This Autumn Equinox
Autumn has nearly arrived... As the last hot days of summer have been giving way to the cool, crisp breezes of autumn, Mother Nature is starting to don its magnificent tapestry of fiery colors, ushering in a season of transition and transformation. This autumnal equinox, the celestial event marking the official arrival of autumn, holds a unique place in our hearts and spirits.
By Cezarina Trone3 years ago in Journal
JESSICA. Content Warning.
In a time, long past, in a village nestled at the foot of a towering mountain range, there lived a young woman named Jessica. Her name was not merely a label, but a profound reflection of her character and the ancient meanings woven into it.
By Esse Naeemah Ali3 years ago in Journal
