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How to Train Like an Athlete in Pursuit of Your Goals

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Do you know the difference between training and exercise? Here it is, in its simplest terms: Athletes train. The average person (this is most of us) exercises. Training is the conscious act of working through a pre-developed workout program with an end goal of achieving something. For example, an athlete…

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How to Teach Your Child Peacemaking Skills

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How to Teach Your Child Peacemaking Skills As parents, we have an amazing privilege and responsibility to the world and our children. The things we model and teach our children will take many years, and last them through their lifetime. Even after they are gone, the legacy they leave will…

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15 Smart Ways to Pace a Romantic Relationship

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15 Smart Ways to Pace a Romantic Relationship Relationships that move along at a steady pace often outlast any whirlwind romance. If you want to be more certain about where you stand before you commit your time and emotions, these are some steps you can take by yourself and as…

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How to Command Respect from Others

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How to Command Respect from Others In today’s society, respect is often seen as an afterthought. With millions of college educated professionals treating the cast of “The Bad Girls’ Club” and “Jersey Shore” as their role models, respect is often taken for granted or ignored as an important part of…

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