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More Stories About
Humanities Idols; Across Culture, History & Legend
Below, you will find different stories, blogs, videos & articles for your reading pleasure.
Theses resources teach about the the stories across cultures & time, that speak of humanities relationship with idols & idol worship.
THESE QUESTIONS ARE BASED ON THE BLOG ARTICLE,
"DO YOU HAVE AN IDOL?-IDOLATRY QUIZ" WRITTEN BY AUTHOR AND PODCASTER BARB RAVELING.
Provided by TODAY.com
Burnout has been declared a legitimate medical diagnosis by the World Health Organization. In this video, NBC medical correspondent, Dr. John Torres joins TODAY.com to share the main symptoms of burnout and how to treat the condition.
By; RoninBlue
Retire early. There are many today who work so hard, even overtime, to the point where it becomes detrimental to both their mental and physical state. If this is for gaining more materialism and that status, you may want to think about an alternative of retiring early!
"Balancing work and personal life can sometimes be difficult, but it’s crucial for your wellbeing.
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...maybe you fall into the category of people who work just for the sake of surviving in this society?
Either way, when it comes to work, things can sometimes get too complicated. So, we all need to find a middle ground and have some boundaries to avoid burnout or a missed opportunity.
We need to know when working becomes too much for us to handle, or the opposite — knowing when we are not exploring and using our potential enough."
by Kylie Ora Lobell
It's something that any working person, especially mompreneurs, battle with on a daily basis. Anyone who has found themselves responsible for both, earning money and taking care of children, can find themselves overwhelmed, poured out, stretched thin, burnt out or empty.
However, there are some steps that healthy, well-balanced people take, to ensure they are not guilting themselves for imperfections.
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Here are what some successful mompreneurs had to say about finding work-life balance in their own lives.
Don’t let that sunny face fool you. This is no humble prairie weed. It’s a world-traveling powerhouse of beauty and nourishment, and has helped to saved the earth—quite literally.
Sunflowers are named not only for their appearance, but for their habit of keeping their developing flower heads constantly turned toward the sun. This is called heliotropism, from the Greek helios (sun) and tropos (to turn or change). Once the ray florets have opened completely, sunflowers face east full-time. Science has not yet confirmed why.
Discover more of the humble sunflower’s unexpected super powers in the “Fun Facts” click below.
