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Many people talk about making changes
Many people talk about making changes, but relatively few actually do. You might be attempting to modify a number of things in your life. When the change doesn't occur quickly enough, the majority of individuals give up and lose hope. Few people possess the motivation, tenacity, and awareness needed to start the "transformation" process.
By sara trif3 years ago in Humans
I found that I enjoy spending time at home
I used to enjoy going out when I was younger. My scene consisted of concerts, meals, book stores, plays, movies, and seasonal events. Even at pubs and neighborhood parties, I performed on keyboards in a band.
By sara trif3 years ago in Humans
I made the decision to log 10,000 steps each day
I made the decision to log 10,000 steps each day. I was tired of wearing tight clothes and putting on weight. In my haste to get somewhere, I would sprint up a flight of stairs, which would leave me out of breath. It was humiliating. People would enquire about my wellbeing. My pulse rate would jump to 139 with only a quick dash up a flight of stairs.
By sara trif3 years ago in Humans
Chinese New Year
There is typically a rush of activity leading up to Chinese New Year, including spring cleaning, shopping, decorating, and of course, lots of eating. There are still many customs you can (safely) follow to celebrate the festivities and welcome the Year of the Ox even though this year's festivities may be different from what we're used to.
By sara trif3 years ago in Humans
The sensation of food in our mouths
I've mostly encountered the world through my mouth since I can remember. I used to rush up to the kitchen counter when I was a kid to eat slice after slice of warm, handmade bread coated with salty butter. The crunchy shell of the gingersnap gave way to the chewy, fragrant center with a simple movement of the tongue and jaw, and it was a revelation on my first bite. My sense of taste seemed extrasensory—a superpower designed for purposes other than basic survival. I was in a state of happiness and felt oddly thankful that something, one thing, could make me feel so good.
By sara trif3 years ago in Humans
I’m Glad My Mom Died: A Book Review of Jennette McCurdy’s Masterpiece
It’s been just over a month since Jennette McCurdy’s book ‘I’m Glad My Mom Died’ was released, and I don’t think it’s been talked about enough. I honestly think that there are a few reasons for this, not the least of which is that this book is hard to read. The book contains references to mental illness, psychological and sexual abuse, and is genuinely uncomfortable in its bluntness at times. But it is also a genuinely unforgettable read.
By Jaimie3 years ago in Humans
How hearing works vs listening
I treat many people in New York City who believe they have hearing loss as an ear, nose, and throat physician. At business dinners, they can't hear talks, and at parties, they have to ask people to repeat themselves. By the way, these patients aren't always senior citizens. The majority of them are young, healthy, and have never had hearing loss.
By sara trif3 years ago in Humans
Lactose intolerance
I thought I had an ulcer in my junior year of college. I would occasionally get bloating or burping along with sharp stomach pains. Since there was no internet back then, I checked up the symptoms in a textbook, and they all pointed to acid reflux. Given the pressure I was under for my pre-med coursework and work-study, it made logical. My stomach's acid was nearly literally burning a hole through it.
By sara trif3 years ago in Humans
Human behaviour psycology
Human behaviour psycology: (HBP) is a discipline of psychology that examines human behavior. HBP is defined as "the study of how people function psychologically". The field is rooted primarily in developmental psychology and cognitive psychology, although recent developments have brought research in evolutionary biology and genetics and neurobiology to bear on HBP. Its primary focus is on how individuals and groups behave, interact, and develop.
By Muhammad Abrar3 years ago in Humans
The Misconception between Hard Work and Talent - Blue Period
Blue Period by Tsubasa Yamaguchi is a story about passion and pain. It follows Yatora Yaguchi a high school senior who's both popular and has the grades to get into any university he chooses, yet he's unfulfilled. Until he jumps into the beautiful yet unrelenting world of art after finding inspiration in a painting and (like so many coming-of-age stories) finds his passion.
By K. Ross3 years ago in Humans
The Last Leg - Disability Lures
Introduction I am not disabled though I have a lot of health issues. A few of my friends suffer from physical disabilities such as Multiple Sclerosis, needing aid to walk, blindness and more. Many more suffer from mental illnesses including Bipolar, ADHD (Attention Deficit Hyperactivity Disorder), Dyslexia, Agoraphobia, Autism, BPD (Borderline Personality Disorder), OCD (Obsessive Compulsive Disorder ) and many more and I always try to be there for them and to offer my support in any way that I can. Although this is not specifically about any of these I will list some helpful contact links at the end of this article.
By Mike Singleton 💜 Mikeydred 3 years ago in Humans
Top Follow App Free Download | Unlimited Coins | Guides | Latest Versions 2022
Top follow app is one of the most famous and well known app to get instagram likes and followers. To grab more follower on your social media profile you have to go with this app. This platform provide real followers and without any cost you get instantly fame.
By MilNews3 years ago in Humans