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Dr. Peggy Drexler
Author, 'Our Fathers, Ourselves. Daughters, Fathers, and the Changing American Family' It’s not who you are — it’s how hot you are Can You “Grow Up” During Midlife? Here Are Five Ways!
Douglas LaBier
Business psychologist and psychotherapist; Director, Center for Progressive Development I find that learning to embrace both the “positive” and “negative” experiences of midlife is the path to growing up into full adulthood. Honey Ginger Lemon Tea
Rachael Hutchings
Rachael Hutchings, author of "La Fuji Mama" focuses on bringing world flavors to the family dinner table. Honey ginger lemon tea tastes delicious and does wonders for body and soul. Moms Make the Toughest Patients
Anthony Youn, MD
Anthony Youn, M.D., is a plastic surgeon in metro Detroit. He is the author of “In Stitches,” a humorous memoir about growing up Asian American and becoming a doctor. Moms go through more physical and emotional pain than most men can imagine. Are The Pleasures of Drinking All In Your Head?
Leah Odze Epstein
Leah Odze Epstein is a writer and co-founder of the Drinking Diaries. She is currently working on a young adult novel about a character who is the daughter of an alcoholic. According to a new study by researchers at The Miriam Hospital, our expectations can indeed influence our drinking habits. A Great Mother’s Day Present… SLEEP!
Harvey Karp
Nationally renowned pediatrician and writer/producer of The Happiest Baby on the Block and The Happiest Toddler on the Block. With Mother’s Day rapidly approaching, consider giving the moms you know a deeply treasured gift: Sleep You Don’t Need A Kitchen To Be A Chef
Brian Palmer
Brian Palmer is a regular Slate contributor for Explainer articles. Stir-fries, soups, frittatas, and quesadillas are obvious choices, but be creative. This is all about breaking rules. The 7 Best Excuses For Procrastinating
Ronald Alexander, Ph.D
Author, 'Wise Mind, Open Mind'; Executive Director, The OpenMind Training Institue So many of them, when they realize that the hourglass of life has run out, regret that they hadn’t taken a certain trip, reconciled a relationship with a loved one or taken action on pursuing a life’s passion. Balance Yourself, Not Work And Life
Annie McKee
bestselling author, leadership advisor, cofounder of Teleos Leadership Institute ome of us are lucky — we love our work and we have full, rewarding lives. It’s a wonderful thing. But we are busy. No breaks, no boundaries — texts from kids, tweets pouring in, emails all night… It never stops. Most of us have no idea how to manage it all. 21 Ways To Stress-Free Living And De-Cluttering Your Mind
Erica Diamond
rica Diamond is the Founder and Editor-In-Chief of WomenOnTheFence.com – Success Coach, Entrepreneur, Author, Speaker and Media Personality. These are 21 things that I have done almost daily, for most of my life, and have helped keep me off any medication, have kept my weight in check, my relationships in order, and my house a comfortable place to live. Tips On Living A Fear-Free Life
Roya R. Rad, MA, PsyD
Self Knowledge Base & Foundation When it comes to emotions, there are two fundamental ones: fear and love. Many of the other emotions seem to be based on these two. |
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