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This or That: Under Pressure or Totally Bored?
After some major changes in both your personal and professional life, things have begun to move in a new direction. Now your brain, body, nerves, and emotions are adjusting to an entirely new routine, and it’s kind of tricky on the day to day. Would it be worse if…
This: You have more responsibilities and activities going on than ever before?
Dear Poll: Do You Talk About Your Personal Life At Work?
Since we spend most of our time at work, it's inevitable that our co-workers become more than that; they become our friends, our confidants, and our sounding boards. And since having gripes about our loved ones, dealing with family drama, or even financial woes is just a part of life, it's close to impossible to leave those worries at home. I've always been the type to wear my emotions on my sleeve — I'll confide in co-workers as I would friends and family — but I know many people who are opposed to mixing business with anything personal.
What Would Your Reality Show Theme Be?
These days just about anyone can have a reality show, and new ones seem to spring up everyday. Recently, Denise Richards signed on to do her own reality show, which according to BuzzSugar will focus on her daughters and her high-profile divorce.
I don't think we've seen the divorce theme yet, though we have seen the newlywed, the engaged, the just dating, the thinking about having a baby, and the raising kids themes.
Dear Poll: How Many Risks Did You Take in 2007?
Going out of your comfort zone can be incredibly nerve wracking, but after you get over the initial fear, it's almost always worth the risk. Taking chances and pushing yourself makes you grow as a person not only in your personal life, but also in your professional life, so ladies, tell me, how many risks did you take in 2007?
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First Lady Offers First Rate Advice
For its annual Women of the Year issue, Glamour made Michelle Obama the first First Lady to grace its cover. The issue honors Michelle for her commitment to mentoring young women, and the First Lady shows off these mentoring skills inside the magazine, where she offers readers advice on life and love. Here are some excerpts:
- On how it's important to invest in yourself: "I have always tried to put my kids first, and then.
Arizona Man Runs Down Daughter For Being "Too Westernized"
Yesterday, we discussed some of the challenges children of immigrants face trying to deal with clashing cultural values, but the following case is extreme.
Police are still looking for a Peoria, AZ, man originally from Iraq who allegedly ran down his daughter and her friend with his SUV to punish her for becoming "too Westernized."
Faleh Hassan Almaleki ran down his daughter Noor and her friend Amal Edan Khalaf in a parking lot on Tuesday, resulting in his daughter's hospitalization for life-threatening injuries while Khalaf, whose injuries were less severe, is also in the hospital.
Ask a Gay Woman: I'm Bisexual — How Do I Come Out?
Conventional Wisdom is a different kind of advice column. Your questions will be answered by people from all walks of life rather than by advice experts. If you have a question you'd like answered on Conventional Wisdom, you can submit it here.
Dear Poll: Does Your Work Life Interfere With Your Personal Life?
Although I’m sure Savvy would advise against it, sometimes it seems nearly impossible to separate professional life from personal life. I know in the past when I’ve had a terrible day at work, I’ve ended up having an equally terrible night at home. Somehow my bad mood leaves me irritable and short with my loved ones no matter how hard I try to leave my work baggage at the office.
E-Health Records Raise Privacy Concerns About Sexual Health
In February, the US government mandated that doctors and healthcare providers create an Electronic Health Record (EHR) for every American by 2014. This new system, which healthcare providers and government officials can access when authorized, promises to make health care more efficient and less expensive. But there's a growing concern that the adoption of a central, online system could compromise patient privacy.
Ask an Agnostic: I Cheated on My Husband and Feel Guilty
Conventional Wisdom is a different kind of advice column. Your questions will be answered by people from all walks of life rather than by advice experts. This week, a Christian woman who cheated on her husband feels guilty and needs advice; she'll get some from an agnostic.
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