• Practicing the Practical Power of Gratitude0

    By Jerry Posner More and more, I’m reading articles and scientific studies linking “happiness” to “gratitude.”  This is pretty much a no-brainer: the more gratitude and thankfulness I feel, the happier I become.  The more appreciation I express to others, the more happiness I spread. I don’t think we need too much research here –

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  • Practicing gratitude could help you live longer, according to new study

    Practicing gratitude could help you live longer, according to new study0

    Now more than ever, a message worth heeding: “Gratitude is powerful: powerful for happiness, powerful for addressing at least more minor depressive symptoms, powerful for improving health, powerful for protecting against premature death — and it is something that anyone can do.” Dr. Tyler VanderWeele, senior study author, Harvard T.H. Chan School of Public Health

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  • Practice Makes Perfect—And Not Just for Jocks and Musicians0

    Rehearsing tasks, from teaching to medicine to consumer service, frees the brain for complex work. What drives mastery is encoding success—performing an action the right way over and over. The Wall Street Journal, 10/27/2012

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  • Powering Employees With More Than a Paycheck0

    Tony Schwartz, chief executive of the Energy Project and author of “Be Excellent at Anything: The Four Keys to Transforming the Way We Work and Live,” shares how companies can empower employees and engage them in the workplace. As Schwartz says, “Rather than trying to demand more and more from employees, employers need to invest

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  • Portable pools pose drowning risks for tots0

    A new Pediatrics study quantified the dangers that portable pools present to small children. About two dozen children, almost all under the age of 5, drown in portable pools each year, it reported. With summer approaching and portable pools becoming a more financially friendly option, this study, analyzing a total of 209 pool-related deaths from

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  • Popular Lipsticks Contain Dangerous Levels of Lead0

    U.S. Food and Drug Administration researchers have detected lead in 400 brands of lipstick tested by the agency. At least two popular brands had amounts of the neurotoxin above the threshold the state of California considers safe in personal care products, which is 5 parts per million. “Millions of women get a little bit of

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