5 Steps to a Simpler LifeWritten by Barbara Myers
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4. Set up a paper processing system in your home. Use a portable file box to sort daily incoming paper. Immediately discard junk mail. Make a "memory box" for every family member to store artwork, playbills, and mementos. 5. Keep ongoing lists. Make a master list of everything you need to do. Prioritize items and add some to your daily list. Post a grocery list. Write in your planner lists of movies to rent and books to read.
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| | Out of Sight, Out of Mind? Will He Remember You ... the Way You Want Him To?Written by Susan Dunn, The EQ Coach
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Three weeks later, he showed them same images. The women were 15% more likely to remember emotionally- charged pictures correctly. The fMRIs showed women store both memory and emotion linked with it in same parts of brain. Men, on other hand, use same brain regions, but they store emotions and memories in different areas within them.Environmental factors also play a role, researchers added. Girls are taught to manage their feelings by bringing them up and expressing them, while boys are taught to stuff them down in 'manly' silence. If you're heartbroken that he couldn't remember how good it was, now you know why. You aren't nuts. You remembered it right, but he remembered it differently.
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