October 28, 2012
Tweet This is a Guest Post by Heather Green Stress kills—literally. According to Oregon State University, high to moderate levels of stress lead to a higher mortality rate, either through risky behavior (such as unhealthy addictions or angry driving) or health complications like stroke. Optimism, however, is attributed with decreased risk of cardiac [...]
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October 23, 2012
Tweet This is a guest post by Mariana Ashley All major decisions in life come packed with their own set of circumstances and sometimes unforeseen consequences. Ideally we should take our time to weigh and sift through our options before taking those big decisions, because ultimately they pave the way to our future paths. The [...]
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