Transition on Shine

3 strategies to confront your transition fears

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Transitions are inevitable. Sometimes, the prospect of making a transition is exciting, but more often, it can be scary. How do you handle transitions, especially when you feel you are being forced into making a change? Like when you are being forced out of your home because you…

Expatriate Challenge: How to make friends again and again when you move?

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One of the biggest characteristics of the expatriate experience, and particularly of the repeat expatriate experience, is the necessity to make friends over and over again. You move, you get used to where you are, you meet…

Culture Shock: How Shocking is it Really?

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Culture Shock is the experience many of us have. How do you manage it successfully? How do you make it less "shocking"?

Getting Fit Physically and Emotionally: One Idea That Works!

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When I moved to Colorado years ago to be with the man that I eventually married, I found a new way of looking at exercise and being fit. I moved from Texas where often times it was too hot to exercise outside. The popular thing to do was to "go to lunch" or "go to dinner." In…

Silencing the Voice That Says You’re a Fraud

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“An eminent scholar is offered a top post in the Obama administration and his first

Register for the May 4th Makeup 101 class at Fresh Start Foundation

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Did you register for the May 4th class at Fresh Start Foundation for Women yet? If not, go to www.wehelpwomen.com and e or call your reservation! I've got an action packed class mixed with bags of beauty goodies for you! Or call…

Rebooting after failure, from the former CEO of Pets.com

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Remember the sock puppet? It was the mascot for Pets.com which became synonymous with the dot-com failure era. Seven years later, the former CEO shares how she survived that failure,depression and divorce.

User post: The New Wife Diaries: Day 12--The Weird Questions People Have The Nerve To Ask You

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Sadly, I'm out of the running for my very own Jane Austen novel. 12 days ago, I donned a white dress, I held some flowers, I exchanged some vows and a ring, and I became a married lady. That makes me a New Wife, and I am one in every sense of the phrase. I am a 22-year-old…

What to do if you are suddenly in charge

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When times are tough, becoming a new leader from outside the organization is both a blessing and a curse. The good news is that the world's not going to immediately blame you for the company's problems. The recession has lowered performance expectations. The bad news is that the company does have serious problems you need to fix. And the economy may get worse before it gets better, inhibiting your chances for an effective turnaround. So what are some of my suggestions for a new leader entering into a difficult situation?

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Great. We have a Treasury Sec. to be who considers his own criminal behavior to be "an honest mistake." The dude "forgot" to pay taxes totalling more than most Americans earn in year. Is this the "change" we elected ?