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5 Ways to Disconnect and Live a Simpler Life
Life can be stressful. At times stress is inevitable, at others there are things we can do to slow things down and allow our minds and bodies to relax and recharge. If your goal is to reduce your stress levels and learn to disconnect and live a simpler, happier life, the following are some things you should start to do right now.
Divorce Courage is a Choice
This article is included in a collection of stories to be published as “Family Conflict During a Pandemic: Stories of Struggle and Hope “
Courage is a choice.
Choosing to move through your separation with courage in the face of fear is the one battle in a divorce worth winning. It requires that you share your truth with the person from whom you are separating, with authentic self-awareness.
Keeping Your Body (and Liver) Clean From the Inside Out
Many of us may not think too hard about our liver, unless it’s as a sort of punchline following a night out. However, cleaning it periodically is always a good thing. See, your liver filters the blood from your digestive system while also assisting with the riddance of toxins and bacteria. It also metabolizes medications you take and processes nutrients. Healthy livers keep our bodies clean and it needs a clean system in order to function properly. To that end, here’s a quick look at a few ways to keep your body clean from the inside out.
Healthy Habits and How to Keep Them
One silver lining that came out of the year 2020 was people's genuine commitment to self-love. It seems like it took a pandemic for people to realize and admit that self-love wasn't selfish but necessary. A big part of self-love is, of course, taking care of the bodies that do so much for us. Hopefully, at this point, you have a set of things or routines you're doing to keep your immune system and body in peak condition, but if you don't or you want to add more to your arsenal, keep reading for a list of things we all should be doing in 2021 and beyond.
Most Popular Cars in America
The USA’s love for cars keeps growing with each passing year. According to a recent study, around 91.3% of households have or have had access to a car, which makes it almost the entire population and the figure just keeps growing. With the pandemic hitting, the sales for cars have been going on the down-low, but it didn’t stop the usage of cars. Cars have always been a reliable method of transportation for everyone in the US. In the coming years, it would not be surprising to see every single household own at least one single car.
