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130 Courage Quotes To Live Your Life To The Fullest

Are you one of those who are seeking some courageous quotes that can serve to live your life to the fullest? Or, some expressions of enlightenment to aid you to be bold enough to move ahead on living your life more extensively? If so, you have landed on the right

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Adopting Existential Principles Can Help Improve Mental Wellness

As we approach world mental health day (Sunday, October 10th), I have been reflecting on the mental health struggles of the women in the SheWorth community. The pandemic rages on, and mental health continues to decline. Arguably humanity has never been in such a state of helplessness with so many

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The Quick N’ Easy Tax Guide For 1099 Contractors

Listen, if you are a freelancer or 1099 contractor, you need to start preparing yourself for the upcoming tax season. After all, it is entirely up to you to file and properly handle your taxes. When you are an employee, some of your wages are automatically removed to pay for

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A Step Towards Email Productivity: Creating A Master Inbox

Keeping a single inbox organized, clean and functional is a monumental task for many of us. We use email addresses for work, personal use and even just signing up for websites.  Most have several for different reasons, and it can be difficult to keep track of them all at once.

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Great Shared Calendar Apps for Startups

It may not be at the top of your priorities, but sharing a Calendar with the rest of the folks in your startup is a must. After all, it’s the best way to keep everyone on the same. It also boosts productivity and prevents precious time from being wasted. But, creating

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How to Lead a Virtual Team

With the impact of COVID-19, there has been a greater need for employees to work remotely. And that has put more responsibilities on leaders. To say that leadership is going through a transition period is an understatement. Leading a team in a virtual environment isn’t a new concept. But some

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What Rosh Hashanah and Yom Kippur Mean to Me

By Miriam Edelstein, Communications Chair, Hadassah Lower New York State Rosh Hashana means “new year.” We all know that. We celebrate it. We go to synagogue. Even the not-so-observant go to services on Rosh Hashana and Yom Kippur (the Day of Atonement). Sometimes I wonder how sincere that attendance is.

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How Practicing Self-Love Can Make All The Difference

Doctor, Entrepreneur, Body Whisperer. Dr. Brook Sheehan has found many helpful ways to stay in tune with her body and mind. Thank you so much for your time! I know you are a very busy person. Can you tell us a story about what early experiences brought you to choosing

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How to Organize a Community Day

In the world of marketing, there are many different tactics to reach your target audience. Community days are an excellent way for small businesses and other organizations to get their name out there interactively and engagingly. But how do you organize a successful community day? Here is a step-by-step guide

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