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6 Appetite-Control Strategies that Helped Me Stop Overeating

It can be hard not to overeat. You eat a healthy meal at home, think you’re doing well, then you head out (to almost any destination) and are surrounded by junk food. You get hungry, and pretty soon you’re at the local burger joint, diet forgotten. Or maybe you stick to the “right” foods, but they’re just so good that you can’t have just one portion. We’ve all been there. That used to be my feature writing on corruption . The following six strategies have changed the game for me — now I’m healthier, enjoy my meals more and my appetite is low enough that, if anything, I have to make an effort to eat more. 1. ADD VINEGAR AND CINNAMON TO MEALS TO CONTROL BLOOD SUGAR Looking to add some flavor to your food and noncaloric drinks? Forget the sugar; there are plenty of spices and flavors that will make your food both tastier and healthier. Vinegar, which has been shown to lower the glycemic index (which means you metabolize the food more slowly), ad

4 Style Tips to Boost Success

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Everyone has heard the phrase, “Dress for success.” Many career coaches take the advice a step further by encouraging people to dress for the position you want. If you’re going after a manger role, dress like your manager does. If you want to be a writer , dress like a writer. Countless studies have looked into these guidelines we assume to be true and take for granted. Will you really achieve success in the workplace if you wear a suit and tie? The short answer, yes. The real reason outfits alters success is because of mental attitude. “Dress well, feel well,” my mother always said. By putting on nicer clothes you’re telling yourself that you deserve respect. Likewise, those you interact with will similarly receive the same message and give you the respect you deserve. It is a double-whammy in the way both parties feel about your clothes. 1 . Clothes that fit Obviously an upgrade in clothes are a must. You want to keep in mind this is an investment in your financial succes

84% of cybersecurity pros are open to switching companies in 2018

Building a slide deck, pitch, or presentation? Here are the big takeaways: 14% of cybersecurity professionals said they plan to look for a new job in 2018, while 70% said they are open to new job opportunities this year. — (ISC)², 2018 85% of cybersecurity workers said they would investigate a potential employer's security capabilities before taking a job, and that what they discover would influence their decision. — (ISC)², 2018 As demand for cybersecurity professionals continues to grow, those with the coveted skillset are looking for workplaces that offer more than just a large salary, according to a new report from (ISC)². Of the 250 cybersecurity pros surveyed across the US and Canada, 14% said they plan to search for a new job in 2018, while 70% said they are open to new job opportunities, the report found. Just 15% said they have no plans to switch jobs this year. The data suggests that unmet expectations between companies and their cybersecurity workforce during bot

Going green? Here are the easiest ways to recycle your old tech devices

We all have a shoebox stashed away somewhere full of fraying cords and ancient hardware from a different era. As tech companies pump out newer, sleeker, and faster devices on a year-to-year basis, it's only natural for certain devices to lose their luster or fall into disrepair. By 2020, Greenpeace estimates there will be 6 billion smartphone users, each replacing their phones every two years, on average. The waste from smartphones, as well as obsolete desktops and laptops, is already straining the environment in a number of different ways. Amazon offers gift cards for any old devices that still work and provides clear directions for sending in any items that no longer function. They have an easy-to-follow portal that prints a UPS shipping label for you to quickly send your device back. Smartphones, tablets, Kindles, and games are accepted for return. The company supports "the responsible disposal and recycling of electronics products" and has over 30,000 collectio

Why Do You Want to Lose Weight?

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Disenchantment with my former life of morbid obesity wasn't strong enough to make me want to change before I made up my mind. Hating myself was unhealthy for me but I was stuck. I'm not really what sure exactly what was the 'tipping point of the scale' other than being sick and tired of being sick and tired. All that I do know is I DID make up my mind to make a permanent lifestyle change and am doing all I can to make that happen. Here are reasons  Why do you like your family and WHY I want to change want to reach and maintain my goal weight: Be as healthy as possible and feel better physically. Lower my blood pressure and get off blood pressure medicines. Feel more confident and have self-respect. Able to move more freely. Be physically fit. To have more energy and live a fulfilling life. Avoid looking for sturdy chairs without arms. Be a role model for my grandchildren. Take walks with my dog. To walk without a cane or a walker. To stride or saunter in

Our family

Our world is constantly changing. Nothing stays as it is. The beliefs and values are not the same as 100 years ago. Gone are the days when multi-child family seemed to be a common thing. However, children are still being cherished and loved. Such values as honesty, courage, respect, and trust are still being preserved. Being a parent is still one of the most socially valued roles in society. One can hardly deny that a well-known proverb “Blood is thicker than water” is still relevant. I believe that the family ties are more important and lasting than those that are made among friends. As for me, my family is the most important thing in the whole world. That's why I wrote  a narrative essay about hard being a family .   I can always rely on them in the time of need. I am sure that they will never turn back. I am happy to have a sister and two brothers. We have always been inseparable. Our lives became linked since the time we were born in one family. We used to make exciting di