When I was a kid, my entire family was confused by a guy in the neighborhood. He never seemed happy. He always seemed to have a big sigh or some…
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I celebrated my fourth anniversary of having a Fitbit this past July. I took a little time to retrospect on my progress. When I first started to walk, I didn't…
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I like many kinds of vegetables of all colors: broccoli, cauliflower, the various cabbages, you name it. However, I hate asparagus. Asparagus tastes like the inside of an old tin can to…
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Many people focus on the process for their work. When I cook, I, ahem, attempt, to clean the kitchen as I proceed. I don't always follow the recipe, but my process is to…
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A couple of months after my vertigo started, my husband and I went to some meeting at our synagogue. At the time, the administrative staff dimmed the lights in the…
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I’ve been living with vertigo for the past nine years. Early in my journey, I had to tell potential clients I looked drunk, even though I wasn’t drunk. I explained…
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One of the problems of creating an adaptable life is the question: How do I get from where I am to where I want to be? That’s where the idea…
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If you are sure of yourself in a given situation, it’s easy to believe in yourself. I make mistakes all the time. I'll use professional speaking as an example because…
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I like being independent. Throughout my life, I have said, "I can do it myself." (They weren't my first words, but they were close.) I feel a sense of accomplishment…
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In Tip 4: Start Small, I suggested you start small. That's so you can seek some feedback. I said I started small so I could make progress. How do I…
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