How to cope with losing independence If you or a loved one is experiencing a loss of independence, you may be able to maintain a sense of control. Few, if any of us, look forward to losing independence. In fact, research reveals that 75% of older people feared losing independence while only 29% feared dying1. It also revealed that 44% were worried about moving into an aged care facility. Whether a physical, social or emotional …
Why goals succeed where resolutions fail By now school, work and daily routines may be ruling your week once again. And if you made any resolutions over the holiday season, chances are you’re probably slipping back into your old ways. Don’t worry. Researchi has proven resolutions rarely work. Mainly because resolutions tend to expect us to change habits we’ve built over a lifetime, overnight. Psychology professor Peter Herman calls them the “false hope syndrome” because …
4 Cures that help you have a Money Packed Purse What gets the tongues rolling and the cash counters ringing? The answer to this question is money. If someone ever wrote a memoir of the single most important thing to man, the book could be titled Money. Some people believe money is the single most important factor in trade, lifestyles, and even relations. Thus if you ask someone what they want to have for a …
