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5 Tips for Women Dealing With Anxiety: You Can Do Them RIGHT NOW
Please try these if you are a woman who is dealing with anxiety
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You Never Have to Accept an Apology Just Because They Say Sorry: 4 Reasons Why
Many people think that they are obligated to accept an apology just because someone takes the time to say sorry. The truth is you do not! Here are for reason why.
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How to Drop Your New Year Resolution and Completely Redefine Yourself in 7 Easy Steps
Don't make a New Year Resolution this year. Instead, follow my 7 Step Guide to Redefining Yourself. Sign up for my mailing list and get a free interactive guide
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7 Principles of Kwanzaa and How to Celebrate the Holiday
So tell me if this sounds like you. You havem gotten closer to you African heritage and started to embrace and admire your blackness. You learned about and want to celebrate Kwanzaa, but you do not know exactly what to do. First, What is Kwanzaa? If you already know this, feel free to scroll down to “Celebration Ideas” to get straight to the good stuff! Kwanzaa is a celebration that is tied to blackness and all those is the African Diaspora. It’s about learning about and celebrating black culture, black business, and black community/unity. It is not a religious holiday and can be celbrated alongside other holidays CLICK HERE…
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5 Myths About Kwanzaa: No it is Not the African Christmas or African Hanukkah
Habari Gani? For those of you who do not know know, it means “What’s the news?’ It’s kind of like What’s up? But it is supposed to be answered with the 7 principles of Kwanzaa according to what day we are on! We will get into what those 7 principles are, but for now, let’s give a basic introduction to Kwanzaa and dispel some myths about kwanzaa Myth 1: Kwanzaa is an African Holiday It is a holiday that celebrates all people who are apart of the African Diaspoa. That means that their ancestry is in Africa, but they may have left, or got kidnapped and sold elsewhere It does not…
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Surviving Thanksgiving: 6 Helpful Tips
Surviving Thanksgiving is not easy. Here are 6 tips to help you keep y our sanity this year!
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5 Ways Abuse Affects You, Even When It is Over
The affects of abuse linger far after the actual abuse ends. If you are still battling the aftermath, know that you are not alone and that other survivors stand with you
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5 Things I Wish I Knew About Miscarriage While Going Through One
At some point society decided that infertility and miscarriage are topics that don’t get discussed. They have become so taboo and are never talked about, which can make experiencing one or both of them really isolating. I believe that healing requires knowledge, so let;s have a conversation. Click to read this article about miscarriage.
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Yes, Toxic Positivity is Real: Here Are Examples
I asked could positivity ever be a bad thing and most people told me no. However, it absolutely CAN! Read the article to find out how.
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5 Horrible Questions to Ask A New College Graduate (And What to Say Instead)
If you have ever went to college (and graduated), you know that the questions asked of you on your graduation day are intrusive, insensitive, and anxiety provoking. The reality is that on graduation day, graduates have probably just finished finals within that week. They probably have gone through so many changing emotions, and they are probably super concerned with the next phase of life without the pressuring questions to dwell on it even more. With that said, here are 5 questions NOT to ask a college graduate, and what you should say instead.
