Written by: Bri Neely, Executive Contributor Executive Contributors at Brainz Magazine are handpicked Bri Neely, Executive Contributor Brainz Magazine Bri is a mom, nurse, and mentor who is ready to change

of that journaling you will find some thought habits that you didn't know where they are if you look keenly

Far too many tend to feel keenly the loss of companionship, their work role and, with it, the sense of

There has been a considerable amount of research in this area (most notably by Kelly McGonigal, Ph.D.

Choosing to take life slow allows you to become keenly aware of what's happening around you and creates

She is moving through perimenopause less like a trolley with a wonky wheel, and more like an elderly

I took on this challenge knowing it would stretch my abilities, but I was also keenly aware that I didn

Sometimes we are keenly aware that fear is the thing that’s stopping us.

Before you bristle or dismiss this as touchy-feely nonsense, consider this: research shows that 95% of The lesson for you as a leader is profound: Psychological safety isn’t a touchy-feely buzzword; it’s

I discovered an enlightening and well-researched book called "Radical Hope" by Kelly A Turner who is

Tartu Ülikooli Eetikakeskus (Tartu: Eesti Keele Sihtasutus, 2007), ISBN 978-9985-79-204-9. ↩ Jens Sigsgaard

As “human beings” we are most keenly aware of our physical world, our bodies, homes, furnishings, aches