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Are you a glass half-full or glass half-empty type of person? Is your inclination to give up at the first roadblock on your path? When we don't view failure as a disaster but as a learning tool, it does become easier to accept the lesson and grow professionally and personally. Keeping your sense of humour is key. Believe it or not, there may be a time when you look back and can laugh at your foibles. |  | Jay Lipoff, D.C.: 5 Tips for Backyard Tasks Without the Back Pain
What makes raking and hoeing potentially harmful is both actions make the body work in a one-sided way. When they rake, people predominantly use one arm and tend to fold in one side of their body. Try to engage both sides of your body when performing the motion. |  | Lori Fradkin: 'Thank You, Mom': What I've Realized In My 20s
It is only as I've become an adult -- an adult who is constantly observing and analyzing relationships -- that I've been able to look at my situation and recognize how much my parents got right. |  | Josh Gitalis: The Top Five Supplements For Digestion
Everything begins and ends in the digestive tract. If the digestive system is not fully functional, every single process in the body is affected. This is why it is so important to "be kind" to your digestive tract and not stress it too much. Things that stress the digestive tract are... | | MOST POPULAR ON HUFFINGTONPOST.CA |
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