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Having haters is a part of life. Hate comes in a variety of forms and can come from friends, family members, coworkers, classmates, associates and even random internet trolls. Haters are the ugly side of success. If you have anything going for yourself, you’ve experienced hate. Whether you are intelligent, thin, curvy, in a relationship, single, have kids, or love your job, you are going to have haters. You hear the snide comments, see the random side-eyes, read the hateful comments under a social media post. You feel the tension when you try to discuss a recent win with a friend and then you find out that there are people dogging you behind your back. Most people will tell you to just ignore your haters. They say that it’s just a part of life that you have to learn to deal with especially if you plan to do big things. And while that is accurate and sound advice, there is a way to turn some of your haters into friends. The magic of asking for a favor The quickest and easiest way t

Do you have trouble sleeping? Many issues can cause sleep deprivation including stress, hormonal imbalance, or even unfavorable sleeping environments. Some people tend to hear and feel everything around them when they sleep, while others sleep deeply. This makes it easier for the former to wake up suddenly during the night to any slight noise or movement. Alternatively, it reduces productivity and creativity since the brain and body do not have enough time to rest. Nevertheless, the dream band is here to remedy this situation. Your ultimate sleeping solution This sleeping solution aids in improving sleeping patterns during sleep. The beauty of this product is the fact that it works in a personalized manner through sensors that respond to any brain changes as the user sleeps. It was created by Rhythm, a neurotechnology company based in San Francisco and Paris. Through a team of seventy people, this amazing product was created with further input and consultation from ten research l

Among the elderly, nursing homes, hospices and country-club retirement community homes aren’t the best of all places to spend their sunset days. But Beacon Hill Village in Boston is rewriting the narrative altogether, and the storyline is nothing short of jaw-dropping. A group of seniors who choose to stay adjacent to each other and strive to make their lives better has led to 190 similar communities springing up across the US. Joseph F. Coughlin gave the community a visit, and while there, his story about a community creating an adorable aging experience sounds like it’s straight out of a fictional movie. A community of seniors, yet their daily life is reminiscent to happen on vacation, undoubtedly they are enjoying their lives. Impressively, they all relate to each other well, showing love and empathy even without the assistance of a caregiver. Meet Joan Doucette, a 75-year-old cyclist member of the Beacon Hill Village Imagine abandoning your regular 9-5, catching up with your ‘

Miniature Embroidered Art by Ipnot Ipnot  is Japanese embroidery artist. After discovering embroidery from her grandmother and then being fascinated by the French knot, ipnot has spent years perfecting her hand-embroidery art and today creates “paintings” using just needles and yarn. Our archive is the treasure chest. Just open it and you’ll see. posted by Margaret   via crss

Miniature Embroidered Art by Ipnot Ipnot  is Japanese embroidery artist. After discovering embroidery from her grandmother and then being fascinated by the French knot, ipnot has spent years perfecting her hand-embroidery art and today creates “paintings” using just needles and yarn. Our archive is the treasure chest. Just open it and you’ll see. posted by Margaret   via

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The Devil’s in the Details - The Art of David Fullarton David Fullarton is a San Francisco based artist who creates mixed media collage.  On his website David is described as: …a man with very low expectations he is seldom disappointed and therefore lives a life filled with boundless joy. See more of David Fullarton’s unique art on Instagram   and Behance . Find art that expresses something - folow us on Instagram , Twitter and Facebook . Posted by Lisa .

The Devil’s in the Details - The Art of David Fullarton David Fullarton is a San Francisco based artist who creates mixed media collage.  On his website David is described as: …a man with very low expectations he is seldom disappointed and therefore lives a life filled with boundless joy. See more of David Fullarton’s unique art on Instagram   and Behance . Find art that expresses something - folow us on Instagram , Twitter and Facebook . Posted by Lisa . crss