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"Make up a ridiculous story. If someone is fueling your sour mood, create a goofy character in your head based on that person. Imagine an outrageous comic calamity befalling him, says Amy Riley, a life balance consultant for Tiara Coaching in Chicago. You'll get a good chuckle out of... more
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Reviewed by Gilman on Sep 17, 10:18pm
feeling better? From the page: "11. Create a new code. Change one of your passwords (e-mail, voice mail, ATM) to a word that primes you to think in an optimistic wayâ€"the name of your much-loved pet, the funny nickname you call your husband, or even the word love."
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Rated by Rocketbunny on Sep 17, 10:42am
great advice here!!
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Rated by spunkygurlygurl on Aug 27, 2:11pm
sounds like good advice....except the blog can be risky. People get nasty comments on blogs too
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Rated by awesomealias on Aug 25, 7:39pm
What crap.
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Rated by catsonthewing on Aug 24, 3:37pm
I may use these!
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Rated by luannj on Aug 24, 7:57am
Always great to have a list of things to work on.
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Reviewed by klakrueger on Aug 24, 2:45am
Some are great. Some are just too cheesy.
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Rated by coconuteclipse on Aug 23, 9:14pm
Great Tips!! I will def use these ;)
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Rated by ladyhawke08 on Jul 29, 2:31pm
great tips