The Value of Nothing

Written by Myrtis Smith


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The Value of Feeling Nothing. We live in an age where our senses are constantly bombarded by images we see on TV, in movies, and onrepparttar Internet. Our friends and families use us as dumping grounds for their emotional luggage or sounding boards for their ideas and dreams. But many people have very short "emotional" fuses and are emotionally attached to everything. How else can you explainrepparttar 131214 simple act of someone being cut off in traffic eliciting some ofrepparttar 131215 extreme road rage that occurs? We are too tightly wound. Begin learning how to remove emotions from things that may have set you off inrepparttar 131216 past. Ask yourself is this really important? Will it matter 6 months from now? What impact does this have onrepparttar 131217 grand scheme of my life?

New Riddle: "What will help you reboot your day, defuse arguments, and control road rage?" ---> Nothing.

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http://www.premeditatedlife.com .......because life doesn't just happen!

Myrtis Smith is a personal coach and founder of Premeditated Life, a Cincinnati-based coaching company specializing in helping individuals manage life's many transitions, especially career changes.

Myrtis is known for her personable style. She has an action-oriented approach to coaching that uses light-hearted humor and practical information. She has an ability to help her clients see beyond their current situations and recognize the many possibilities available to them.


Do You Get Nervous?

Written by Jan Tincher


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How does your stomach feel now? Better, right?

If bubbly gases aren’t your problem, figure out what is. Visualize it, then figure out a way to get rid of it in your mind.

There’s no need to be nervous. Especially once you know you can do something about it.

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