Lying at the bottom of Maslow’s Hierarchy of Needs are physiological and safety needs. These pertain to sleep, clothing, food, shelter, personal security, and health, among others. Without these, it would be extremely harder for us to develop holistically. The problem with this is that even the necessities are difficult to achieve if you don’t have …
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Leading a good life takes more than just having a positive mindset. If you want to improve your health, mood, and overall well-being, you have to make significant changes in your lifestyle. This includes finding a healthy and happy environment for you and your family. Thus, you must find an ideal residential property that helps …
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About 50.5 million adults in the United States have experienced or are experiencing chronic pain. Although there are many effective pain-relieving medications nowadays, the safer option is to alleviate pain most safely and naturally. You might find your pain levels increase after eating particular foods. That’s possible because what we eat can affect the amount of …
The pandemic that has shaken the world to its core has affected all operating industries. From canceled flights to delayed business plans, it’s no secret that COVID-19 has severe effects that changed both our present and future. Thankfully, through effective social distancing protocols, the restrictions for travel have started to ease up. Essential and nonessential …
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The U.S. Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC) recommends that we take every safety precaution possible should we decide to go traveling this year, both domestically and internationally. There are no two ways about it: our movement and capacity to travel are greatly limited, and it’s not to restrict our freedom, but to help …
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Between 40 and 50 percent of marriages in the United States end in divorce. That’s a fact you should know if you’re about to tie the knot. That’s a fact that should not dissuade you from following through with your plans. If anything, you can challenge yourself to go against the grain and defy statistics. Now …
The golden rule for moms is ‘sleep when the baby sleeps.’ If you follow that, it means getting a shut eye for only three to five hours because you wake up now and then. In the morning, you’re groggy and downright cranky. Over time, you become overly fatigued. For the golden rule to work for …
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Healthy living requires light to moderate amounts of regular exercise. Exercise gives you several benefits and reduces many risk factors for later-life conditions such as heart disease, high blood pressure, joint issues, and diabetes. Getting started is the hardest part of incorporating a daily exercise regimen into your life. Once it becomes a habit, you will be …
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When you think about living the single life, you may conjure images of people cuddling with their cats at home or doing some knitwork – and there’s nothing wrong with these things! These activities could be your very definition of the word “exciting,” but if you want to add another layer or dimension to your …
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According to CN Traveler, five out of the world’s top 10 happiest countries are in Scandinavia. These include Finland at number one, Sweden at number seven, and Norway at number five. Four African countries are in the top twenty. Colombia, located in South America, used to be the happiest nation on earth for many years. So what …