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Prevent Work Burnout

Rest before you get tired. Recognize signs of fatigue before you get frustrated. Take an afternoon or a long weekend away from work. When you return you’ll be amazed how

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Contributors to Work Burnout

Duke University psychiatrist John Rhoads, MD studied successful, effective, and healthy executives who worked at least sixty hours weekly and compared those individuals with executives who developed burnout from working

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Christians Are Like Strawberries

My daughter and her family recently moved to France where her husband, Greg, has become pastor of an ex-patriot church in Lyon. Here is a post from her blog (lyonliving.blogspot.com)

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Attitude Is Everything

Two shoe salesmen were given a new territory on a Pacific island. Immediately upon arrival, the first sales­man placed an urgent call to the home office:  “Get me out of

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Seven Ways Leaders Increase Optimism

Focus on the dream: Help others decide what they want. Paint pictures of the desire. Create the feeling of fulfillment. Emphasize purpose: No obstacle can hold back the mighty force

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Overcoming Fear and Failure

Winston Churchill who suffered from lifelong bouts of depression that he called my “dog days” failed at just about everything he attempted. He failed at school, very nearly failed at

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Applications of Psychoneuroimmunology

Scientists estimate that we create approximately 60,000 thoughts daily, 95% of which are repetitive. These thoughts make-up our philosophy of life, our personality. One way to improve our lifestyle is

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The Mind-Body Connection

Neuroscientist Karen Bulloch traced direct connections between the immune system and the brain giving birth to a discipline known as psychoneuroimmunology (PNI) that explains how the brain and the immune

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Follow God’s Cairns

This lengthy blog was initially posted July 14, 2013.   After I had climbed several of Colorado’s 14,000 foot peaks, my mountaineering friend, Craig Carson, thought I was ready for

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Fathers and Sons

North of Taos the Alamosa Valley flattens the land west of Highway 38. In the distance across the sage brush desert one can see the beginnings of a cut sliced by the

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