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4 Tips to Help Better Manage Stress: Focus on Your Physical and Mental Refresh
Give yourself just 10 minutes and stand outside to breathe or listen to music; trust me, you’ll be able to keep going. What we need in our life is happiness and not stress.

Garima Chandra
Apr 24, 2022


Print Books, Paperbacks, Electronic Versions or Audio: Which is Your Favorite Way to Read?
So many options present themselves when one decides to “read” a book in this day and age. How do we ingest the contents of what we still call a book whether it’s paper, electronic, or audio?

Grace Aspinall
Apr 21, 2022


The Dangers of Distracted Driving: Sending a Text Can Be a Deadly Decision
Distracted driving puts us all at risk because we share the roads. Let’s also share the wisdom against the dangers and pitfalls of distracted driving. Your life could depend on it.

Gail McShan-Elly
Apr 19, 2022


Want to Get More Done? Manage Your Time Effectively with the Pomodoro Technique
In contrast to some of the more complex and time-consuming methods, the Pomodoro Technique remains an effective time management exercise for those looking to improve their productivity.

Marcy Swisher
Apr 17, 2022


Is Now the Time to Get Out of Your Own Way and Welcome Change?
Change surrounds us every day—from the change in seasons to the growth of our children and pups, to even our own growth, whether it be physical, emotional, or even spiritual.

Brittney Hall
Apr 14, 2022


Thankful to Library Workers for Their Variety of Roles and Services: It Takes a Village!
It takes a talented staff of workers to keep a library running efficiently: librarians, library technicians, library aides, library clerks, library directors, and library assistants.

Grace Aspinall
Apr 12, 2022


National Poetry Month: A Reminder to Appreciate the Creativity of the Written Word
National Poetry Month is a time to remind us of the importance of creativity of the written word. Poetry gives us the chance to express ourselves both emotionally and physically.

Chelsea Whittington
Apr 10, 2022


The Milestone, the Journey and the Book: A Recap of Deal with It, Doll! Coaching Yourself Through Crisis
Christine Horstman’s journey through chronic illness, a long COVID diagnosis while writing this book and her wisdom as a wife, mother, daughter, coach and friend will speak to your heart.

Suzanne Ridner
Apr 5, 2022


Hit a Motivation Slump? Silence Your Inner Critic, Speak with Your Internal Optimist and Move Forward
The most important thing we can do when faced with a lack of motivation is to be kind to ourselves, understanding that as humans, our energy and enthusiasm ebbs and flows.

Lauren Mullen
Apr 3, 2022


What Grandma Knew About Cleaning a House: Tips to Help You Make Quick Work of It
Spring is an opportunity to sweep away dust bunnies, store winter clothes, pull back the curtains, and let the sunshine pour in. Work smart, not hard – just like her grandma before her – and embrace warm weather with a clean house you enjoy coming home to.

Kim Bundy
Mar 30, 2022


Take a Walk in the Park: The Symphony of People and Life in Harmony Without Rehearsal
All the natural scenery in a park reminds me that peace and joy are not possessions or achievements. It is about relishing this moment, living in the present and being grateful for what I have.

JC
Mar 29, 2022


3 Ways Nature Encourages and Enlivens Your Artistic Side
By calming our nerves and providing fresh ideas to fuel our creative work, nature can provide a renewed sense of focus. Try venturing outside to experience the healing effects of nature.

Marcy Swisher
Mar 27, 2022
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