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Ch-Ch-Ch-Changes

"I don’t know what the hell is going on, and that’s ok."

Michelle Ayn Tessensohn

5 Things Your Competitors Can Teach You About Marketing

Don't let your competitors make you feel behind. Use these five tips to succeed.

Dr. Jeff Shuford

5 Reasons Businesses Need Insurance

Running a successful business requires careful planning and consideration; entrepreneurs are risk takers by nature.

Danielle Warner

How To Pack 15 Simple, Healthy Snacks To Take With You Anywhere

Have you ever experienced that afternoon slump, at around 3 p.m., when your energy seems to disappear?

ExecFuel

The Secret To Becoming A Successful Businesswoman

A lot of people think that if you’re good at what you do, becoming a successful entrepreneur is easy. Yet statistics show that 80% of small businesses fail during the first five years, if not the first three.

Anh Thu Nguyen

Secrets To Looking Well-Endowed In Your Wedding Gown – Revealed!

You want to look beautiful in your wedding gown on your wedding day. You want to achieve that gorgeous hourglass figure which is the dream of every girl. Yet, you are concerned that your less-endowed frame will burst your bubble.

Peiru Teo

Sugar Tricks – The Facts

We all know sugar is bad for us, right? It is implicated in so many illnesses - from obesity, to type 2 diabetes, to various chronic diseases. But, do you know how much sugar you actually consume?

Liza Rowan

Dealing With Acne? 5 Lifestyle Changes To Make Today

Let’s face it, acne is one of the toughest skin issues to deal with. The appearance of acne can damage one’s self-esteem and cause unsightly scars or dark spots on the skin.

Monina Eugenio

Why Dieting Doesn’t Have To Be So Hard

Let’s face it, dieting sucks. We want what we can’t have and nobody likes to feel hungry. Especially when we live in a country of abundance.

Chris Richards

How To Effectively Express Intercultural Sensitivities

Many businesses today operate on a global scale, and our culturally diverse workforce is made up of people from different countries, ethnic backgrounds, races, religion, and family structure.

Shirley Taylor