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Remember that one basic idea—CLUTTER IS POSTPONED DECISIONS®. Now ask yourself if you’ve ever really decided what you want your setting to be. Chances are you have not thought much about this. One client described her frustration at “visiting the banquet of life and feeling stuck in the mashed potatoes — all the stuff holding me down.” Only later did she define an entirely different place on life’s banquet table. She wanted to feel as bright as a bowl of fresh raspberries - rich, tangy and colorful.  When you were a kid, you mostly accepted the setting that was provided for you. When you first lived on your own or with a roommate, you didn’t think much about your surroundings. You were too absorbed in school, work, or socializing to focus on an ideal setting (or maybe your “ideal” environment actually did include socks on the light fixture and empty pizza boxes overflowing in the wastebasket). Eventually, you had more opportunities to create your own setting. By then maybe you were “

For Immediate Release: Dateline: Virginia Beach , VA Episode 754 – Fast Recurring Cash [00:00:08] Welcome to Screw the Commute, the entrepreneurial podcast dedicated to getting you out of the car and into the money with your host, lifelong entrepreneur and multi-millionaire. Tom Antion. [00:00:24] Hey everybody, it's Tom here with episode 754 of Screw the Commute podcast. Today, I'm going to talk about fast recurring cash. Now, there's not a week, or sometimes a day, that goes by that someone calls me up and wants to find a unicorn or someone to basically run their business for them. So today's episode is going to hone in on one aspect of business that you can focus on that's fun and you could make a substantial recurring income. That's what we're going to talk about today. Hope you didn't miss Episode 753. That was a way to speed up things when you're transferring files. So a little practical tips on what to do to speed everything up so you c

For Immediate Release: Dateline: San Francisco , CA This is a guest post from Rachel Nuwer ( @RachelNuwer ), an award-winning science journalist who regularly contributes to the New York Times , National Geographic , Scientific American , and many other publications. Her reporting for the New York Times broke the news globally about the MDMA Phase III clinical trial and was highlighted by me, Michael Pollan , and Ezra Klein , among others. In 2022, Nuwer was among the inaugural recipients of the Ferriss–UC Berkeley Psychedelic Journalism Fellowship . She holds masters degrees in applied ecology and in science journalism. Her first book, Poached: Inside the Dark World of Wildlife Trafficking , took her to a dozen countries to investigate the multibillion-dollar illegal wildlife trade. What follows is an excerpt from her new book, I Feel Love: MDMA and the Quest for Connection in a Fractured World . Enter Rachel… One group of people who are particularly at risk of missing out

If you have been reading me for a while, you know I am concerned about the dramatically decreased birthrates in developed countries and what it means for a toy industry largely dependent upon children. A country needs a fertility rate of 2.1 to maintain its population. The U.S., for example, has a fertility rate of 1.64. The only reason the U.S. has population growth is due to immigration. Other countries wish they had a fertility rate of 1.64. Japan’s birth rate is 1.34, China’s 1.15, Taiwan’s 0.96, and South Korea’s is cratering at 0.81. According to the website  Next Big Future : Countries with very low fertility rates of 1.1 or less will have populations at one third of their current levels in 2100. Countries with very low fertility rates of 1.6 to 1.8 will have populations at 60-70% of current levels in 2100. Nex Next Big Future t Big Future According to Next Big Future, if China, South Korea, and Japan were to maintain a fertility rate of 1.0 for the next 270 years, the

Photo by Geralt via Pixabay Attract the Right Job Or Clientele: Four Things Your Business Needs To Succeed There are many benefits associated with running your own business – whether this relates to increased earning potential or the simple fact that you can pursue a career that you are genuinely passionate about.  Building an audience, obtaining funding, and more are typical essentials. However,  running a successful business  is often more challenging than it looks. After all, a good idea alone will not get you far. The necessities inspire our collaborative blog, ‘Four things your business needs to succeed.’ Read the insights below to ensure you take note of all the essentials we suggest. _______________________________________________________________________________________________________________ Things Your Business Needs To Succeed Photo by  Microsoft 365  on  Unsplash With that in mind, here are four things your business needs within its infancy to succeed in the long t

For Immediate Release: Dateline: Rockville , MD Monday, May 29, 2023   “Smart fiction that speaks in a lyrical voice of love, wisdom, and social justice.  resonating with the difficult choices  we are forced to make in today’s fragile world.”  Johnnie Bernhard, Author of  Hannah and Ariela , American University Press Association’s 100 Best Books  Adblock test (Why?) source http://www.expertclick.com/NewsRelease/What-Readers-Are-Saying-Johnnie-Bernhard,2023295522.aspx

In January 2021, I published an article entitled, “ U.S. Consumers Returned $428 Billion of Merchandise in 2020 .” As I wrote then: “ I find it astounding (but not surprising) that Americans were that unhappy with what they purchased or were gifted in 2020.” Apparently, the retail community found it astounding as well. The days of taking things back with no questions asked are over. Why? Because returns have never been higher, and the cost of handling them has increased to $26.50 per $100. So, what are retailers doing? According to a  Wall Street Journal article  by Suzanne Kapner, a variety of things. Amazon gives a heads-up to shoppers about items that have high return rate s. Online retailer Dress the Population offers discounts to people who agree not to return their purchases. Retailers with large numbers of physical stores such as Zara and H&M are also making adjustments like charging shoppers for sending returns by mail.  Retailers clamp down on returns, Suzanne

Several months ago, I wrote about frequency healing, telling you about sound and light waves and their capacity to” fix what ails you” – without harmful drugs (which includes all of them). Now, I’m back to tell you about stem cell activation patches. They are small circular stickers like a clear round band-aid with a small center patch and only slightly larger than a quarter. The patches are a form of Kat Stansell Low-Level Light Therapy, which stimulates your own body to activate the re-growth of your own stem cells, as sunlight stimulates Vitamin D production. Once these kept you young but have been leaving your body, bit by bit, since your late twenties. Here is what the experts have to say. The information is from NaturalLifeNews.com “Adult stem cells are critical to our overall health and longevity. In 2006, the New England Journal of Medicine states that the number one indicator of wellness is directly correlated to the number of adult stem cells in the bloodstream. . . .

May 28, 2023 Washington, D.C.......May is a cultural awareness month in Washington, D.C., and "Music and Theatre around the World" was one of the programs that was hosted by the State Department under the leadership of  Associates of the American Foreign Service Worldwide  ( AAFSW ) and in partnership with  WECAA, the Washington Educational and Cultural Attache Association.  Jan Du Plain , co-founder of WECAA, introduced the first portion of the program, featuring world-class violinist  Rafael Javadov  in a special performance of music from around the world with a backdrop of slides showcasing regions from Africa, Europe, Caribbean and Asia. This world premiere concert was dedicated to  Sheila Switzer , program chair of AAFSW. During Rafael's performance, the audience enthusiastically danced on the stage and in the aisles, including the Slovakian ambassador's wife, Michelle Joanne, a well-known professional dancer in her country,.  The music included such pieces a

For Immediate Release: Dateline: Centreville , VA “When communicating with non-technical types there is nothing better than a clear visualization to make your point” – John Tukey, American mathematician and statistician When you speak to your audience, don’t make the mistake of projecting your experience with your subject to your audience. This is a natural tendency that all humans have. We are the total of our experiences in life. But your audience has not had the same experiences. Take extra care when you talk to non-technical audiences. Use the following methods to get your message across to them. Use Simple and Clear Language When speaking to a non-technical audience, it’s important to avoid using jargon, technical terms, and complex explanations that might be difficult for them to understand. Instead, try to use simple and straightforward language that is easy to understand. Use analogies and examples that relate to their everyday lives, and avoid using acronyms unless

Martha Stewart, the iconic lifestyle entrepreneur, recently made headlines as the oldest woman to grace the cover of Sports Illustrated. She inspired people worldwide to break the ageism stereotypes by defying age-related barriers and stereotypes. This serves as a powerful reminder that age is no limitation when it comes to pursuing our dreams. In her own words from The Wall Street Journal , Martha Stewart looks at being the oldest woman on the cover of Sports Illustrated as a symbol of healthy living. She took the task as a challenge and enjoyed the title of holding the record for the oldest woman on the cover. It was also her chance to embrace change, evolve, and be fearless.  Martha Stewart also hopes her cover inspires people of all generations to challenge themselves to try new opportunities, regardless of age. And that has been the motto of Age Brilliantly all along for our purposeful longevity mission. In this age of so many revolutions, technological advancements, and growt

For Immediate Release: Dateline: San Francisco , CA Illustration via 99designs “Question your truth.” — David Eagleman David Eagleman ( @davideagleman ) is a neuroscientist, New York Times bestselling author, TED speaker , and Guggenheim Fellow. He is the writer and presenter of the Emmy-nominated series The Brain on PBS, as well as the podcast Inner Cosmos with David Eagleman . In Palo Alto, California, he teaches at Stanford University, runs a startup neurotech company called Neosensory , and directs the Center for Science and Law . Dr. Eagleman also runs a film and television production company, Cognito Entertainment , to bring scientific themes (fiction and nonfiction) to the screen. He is the author of eight books, including the international bestsellers Sum , Incognito , and his newest book, Livewired . Please enjoy! Listen to the episode on Apple Podcasts , Spotify , Overcast , Podcast Addict , Pocket Casts , Castbox , Google Podcasts , Stitcher , Amazon Music ,