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Meal Plan: 1200 Calories a Day
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How to handle a NO
One of the biggest fears is the fear of getting a NO. Getting a NO feels like rejection. It feels like another piece of evidence that “I’m not good enough”. The irony is that pretty much our entire lives are made of NOs. It’s the nature of life. If the energy (thoughts, feelings) around getting…
Good sources of carbohydrates list
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Chest Exercises
Here are several chest exercises you can choose from: Flat Barbell Bench Press Incline Barbell Bench Press Flat Dumbbell Presses Incline Dumbbell Presses Flat Bench Dumbbell Flys Decline Barbell Bench Press Cable Crossover Dips Pec Deck Flys Flat Barbell Bench Press Works: Chest How to do it: Lie down on a flat bench. Your feet…
Upper body strength, anger and settling disputes
I came across this interesting video on Zurich Minds – it’s about social motivation (external stimuli) and how it affects internal regulatory variables in humans. More precisely the talks is about the ancestrally-traceable relationship between what scientists call Welfare Trade-off Ratio (how we expect others to treat us) and anger. The talk was given by…