Are you a junk food junkie? Today GenuLines gives you an idea of what you’re taking into your body.
You may want to re-consider.
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Are you a junk food junkie? Today GenuLines gives you an idea of what you’re taking into your body.
You may want to re-consider.
(You can listen to this article by clicking on below or scroll down to read)
Anxiety is kind of like money. It’s a good servant but a terrible master.
GenuLines is here to help you take charge when anxious moments crop up.
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So 2020 has arrived. You’ve looked forward to it. ‘Gonna make lots of changes. But will you actually make those changes?
GenuLines is here to take inventory of some of the most popular resolutions, and to add a few you may want to consider.
We begin with a look back at a GenuLines post from 2011
We’re off to the resolution races- lose 20 pounds, move to a nicer address, take that tropical vacation.
As we move into another year I know that many of us are asking: What is it that really matters this year?
Are your New Year’s resolutions about the small things–getting organized, losing weight, getting in shape, being a little kinder…or about something wider and deeper?
There’s nothing wrong with making small commitments, but are they enough for you and who you intend to become, what you know you must do in this world?
Or are you ready to step into something bigger and more radical–daring to fulfill your passion to evolve not only a better self but a better world and a more enlightened future?
May I suggest some inward inspection to start the process? Ask yourself:
Just a few ideas to take care of the inner self so that the outer results might be more satisfying.
Happy New Year!
JohnK 1-1-2020
Overheard: “Every new beginning comes from some other beginning’s end.”
~Seneca
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It’s great to show your appreciation for the small things using social media. But make sure you have the rights to post what you post.