What’s Love Got to Do with It? The Power of Love in Healing

  When you think of love, what comes to mind?  Perhaps it’s a quiet dinner together with your significant other or simply time spent outside reflecting on the beauty in...

Continue reading →

The most precious gift during the holidays

When you think about the holidays of the past, what comes to mind? Do you remember each gift that you received and how well it was wrapped? Or, do you...

Continue reading →

Spending Christmas Alone by Rodara Nelloms

This week, I have invited Rodara Nelloms back to provide tips on how to enjoy the holidays when you’re not able to spend time with your loved ones. Rodara is...

Continue reading →

Success University for Women in Leadership

This week, rather than sharing my health tips, I wanted to share with you the very exciting news that I’ve been working on a book that launched on Tuesday, November...

Continue reading →

The Housekeeper: Helping Seniors Cope with Loss

This week, I’ve invited Jackie Waters, owner of Hyper Tidy, to provide her insight on how we can help seniors cope with the loss of their spouse. Living on a...

Continue reading →

Dressing For Health

You’re healthy, or at least you believe you are. You exercise daily. You are mindful about every morsel of food that enters your mouth. You don’t smoke. You don’t drink....

Continue reading →

Natural Fuel for the Brain

    The brain is a powerful thing to lose. It’s the motherboard of your body, controlling all your functions and how your systems work together to keep you active...

Continue reading →

The Links Between the Environment and Disease

Is disease caused by germs or is it the result of processes gone awry in your body? This has been in debate for over a century which has led to...

Continue reading →

Healthy Steps For Toxic Work Environments

Men are more likely than women to work in toxic environments.  For example, you could be working as a firefighter, automobile repair shop, or in the construction industry, where you...

Continue reading →

Caring For an Aging Mind

This week, I’ve invited R. Nelloms to write as a guest blogger for the following article. She is the co-author of the comedic novel, Private Eyes, a ghostwriter, and a...

Continue reading →