Your memory can fade as the years pass. And it’s important to know when that loss becomes something serious.
It’s an important subject and today GenuLines is showing you when there’s cause for concern.
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Your memory can fade as the years pass. And it’s important to know when that loss becomes something serious.
It’s an important subject and today GenuLines is showing you when there’s cause for concern.
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If you’re an optimist you may live by the old “glass is half-full” theory. But if you’re a pessimist and your glass is “half-empty” you may not be okay with this.
You can work on switching mindsets, and GenuLines has some suggestions on making your mental “U-turn.”
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Can a Pessimist Become An Optimist?
Some of us are born with sunny dispositions. Others are prone to negativity.
Procrastination leaves you with questions. Maybe you wonder where the time went, and eventually where the years went.
So today GenuLines looks at how time and opportunities slip away, and some ways you can change this.
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Lack of motivation can throw cold water on the best of plans. So let GenuLines help keep you on the path toward realizing exactly what you want in life.
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Your comfort zone has a way of betraying you. I mean, it’s supposed to be a comfortable place, right?
Let GenuLines show you how it might be working against you.
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Time waits for no one. How true that is!
But GenuLines has some ideas that will take waiting out of the equation and put time on your side.
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We tend to obsess over money, Often at the expense of important parts of our overall life.
We know that persistence is important when working toward a goal. But too often we get bogged down on our way to reaching it.
Push on toward success with this GenuLines look at persistence.
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