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10 Ways to Fail as a Leader
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Linda Mintle
Merrill Lynch CEO, John Thain (The picture is not John Thain!) was upset when he didn’t receive a year-end bonus for losing billions of dollars. His reason–yes, the company lost billions, but his leadership probably prevented even more hemorrhaging. HE thought the board should have awarded him a lucrative compensation package! Really? This is just one of…
Why Talking on the Phone is Like Driving Drunk
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Linda Mintle
I now live in a fairly small town and have noticed how many people drive and talk on their cell phones. Without fail, when someone is driving erratically, too slow in a lane or crossing over the mid line, I look, and yes, the person is talking on the phone. Researchers tell us that talking…
What Does Your Clutter Say About You?
By
Linda Mintle
Is your closet a window into your mental health? Are you what you wear? Does saving your old college sports uniform remind you of the glory days of your life? How about those hundreds of books you will never read again, but can’t bring yourself to part with them? Maybe closer to home is that bin of children’s…
Teens and TV: Are They Overdoing It?
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Linda Mintle
By now, most of you are aware that too much screen viewing for children and teens is linked to elevated blood pressure, high cholesterol, lack of sleep, school problems, aggression, and being overweight. And we know that teen viewing habits often carry over to adult viewing habits. So how are teens doing with the American Academy of…
Body-Brain Connection: When Bigger Really is Better
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Linda Mintle
“As your weight goes up, the size and function of your brain goes down.” This, according to psychiatrist, Daniel Amen. It’s true, smaller doesn’t always mean better, especially when it comes to the size of your brain! Dr. Amen, author of Change Your Brain, Change Your Body, wants us all to get on his brain program and…
5 Proactive Steps to Get Rid of Job Worry
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Linda Mintle
Downsizing, added work loads, difficult co-workers, budget cuts and poor leadership can cause even the calmest person to worry on the job. On way to deal with stress and job worries is to control the things you can and trust God for the rest. Here are 5 proactive steps you can take in order to get…
Hair Raising: Kids Getting Bikini Waxes
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Linda Mintle
When the New York Post reported that 14-year-old Glynis Coyne has been getting her legs waxed since she was eight years old, I just gasped. Apparently, I am not up on the trend–hair removal for prepubescent girls! Instead of a trip to the candy store, a growing number of moms choose spa visits. The menu…
10 Reasons Couples Therapy Needs a Spiritual Base
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Linda Mintle
Let’s say your marriage is hurting and you know you need help. If you are a Christian couple, does it matter who you see and what approach the person uses to help you? Absolutely. So much of couples therapy is based on a secular humanistic approach and not on the truths of Christianity. Here is…
Health Worries? The Internet a Blessings and a Curse!
By
Linda Mintle
So I am reading the morning paper, enjoying my coffee, when I come across a small article tucked in the health and wellness section of the Wall Street Journal. According to research in a British journal, calcium supplements, typically used to prevent osteoporosis, now appear to increase the risk for heart attack. Great! I put down the…
10 Ways to Help Your Child With Nightmares
By
Linda Mintle
Sarah sat up in bed and began to cry. Another nightmare woke her from a deep sleep. Between the ages of three and six, nightmares occur for two developmental reasons: 1) Fears begin to develop 2) A child’s imagination is very active. Being overly tired, getting irregular sleep, dealing with stress and anxiety all increase…
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