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Kristin Cuthriel

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What Does Rejection Mean?

April 25, 2014 Kristin 6 Comments

  Here is what rejection does not mean: I turn into a resentful, bitter shell of who I used to be. I sink down into a pit of self-pity. I give up. I allow others to define my value. I am flawed. Remember, if you so much as entertain any of the things that rejection is … [Read more...]

Health, Inspirational, Psychology, Relationships dealing with rejection, how to cope with rejection, rejection, the snowball effect, what is rejection?

Happiness Is Not What You May Believe

April 24, 2014 Kristin 7 Comments

When I was younger I thought that our circumstances determine our happiness. It seemed like our circumstances came first. I thought being in a  good relationship, having a great job, making a lot of money, and having a healthy body led to happiness. And then I did the … [Read more...]

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3 Things We Must Do to Be Happy

April 22, 2014 Kristin 5 Comments

The following is taken from my book The Snowball Effect: How to Build Positive Momentum in Your Life. 1. Let Go of Resentment For a moment, visualize your body filled with poison that makes you chronically angry, takes away your energy, crushes your enthusiasm, and prevents you … [Read more...]

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Are You Willing to Risk? 9 Questions to Ask Yourself

April 18, 2014 Kristin 2 Comments

The following is an excerpt from The Snowball Effect: How to Build Positive Momentum in Your Life.  Willing to Risk It takes a lot of courage to step outside of the familiar and embrace something new. Stepping outside of our comfort zone often upsets our equilibrium and makes … [Read more...]

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A Family Stopped Eating Sugar for a Year

April 11, 2014 Kristin 6 Comments

Here is an interesting article about a family who stopped eating sugar for an entire year. The article was written by Eve O. Schaub, Special to Everyday Health.  The article begins... Once upon a time, I was healthy - at least I thought I was. Sure, I lacked enough energy to … [Read more...]

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