Tiger Woods to pay his wife millions to stick by him by Peter Cohan Dec 3rd 2009. “Not only has Woods issued a public apology on his web site, but the The Daily Beast reports that he will pay his wife, Elin Nordegren, $5 million upfront and another $55 million to persuade her to stay […]
I wrote earlier this week in Clash of the Egos: Battleground for the Spiritual Seeker about a little drama with a friend who got miffed at something I said. In a simple misunderstanding, she’d taken something the wrong way and did a public blowup on my Facebook wall. She posted some private Instant Message conversations […]
At Greater Muscle Strength Associated With Decreased Alzheimer’s Risk: A study has found that individuals with weaker muscle strength appear to have a higher risk for Alzheimer’s disease and declines in cognitive function. Alzheimer’s disease is characterized by declines in memory and other cognitive functions, and is also associated with other features, such as impaired […]
In Eight Signs The Recession Is Over, Peter Cohan writes: “I recently delivered a Webinar, Economic Outlook: U.S. and Key Industries, and got asked a very interesting question — How will we know the recession is over? With Thursday’s report that productivity grew 9.5 percent while the number of people added to the unemployment rolls […]
It’s such beautiful cool weather, I’ve had my windows open since yesterday. At 2:00pm, it was 84 degrees but only 59% humidity so it felt like 70 degrees. Actually, anything less than 80% humidity is a relief big time to us here in Florida. My entire house is under a heavy oak and pine tree […]
Autumn has officially arrived here in central Florida. Just before sundown yesterday, I noticed it was cooler outside than in, so I turned off the a/c and opened up all the windows. That means we had only five months of summer heat and humidity this year – yay! Right now it’s down to 65 degrees […]
I went to Cassadaga with my pal Theresa Hudson yesterday. Even though we were just delivering the October Horizons magazine, we made it into an exciting adventure. We both agreed that one of our favorite things is to go on a road trip. The last real road trip I did was in 2006 when Beth […]
Yesterday I wrote about Valerie Saurer’s Prosperity Project * $1,000 More Each Day. The project is one of those fun writing games that gets you to delve deep inside yourself and see what core beliefs you are operating with. Specifically, the idea of the game is to get used to the idea of having, spending, […]
Yesterday was an especially good day. I’d completed the October issue of Horizons Magazine the day before, and had just finished placing some last minute ads and proofreading. That meant I had the weekend off – yay! When I took the garbage out about 9:00am, I noticed the air was cool and crisp. These are […]
I took a nap Saturday and woke up about 4:00pm with a sore throat and congested sinuses. At first I couldn’t be sure that it wasn’t just allergies clogging my head, and snoring that gave me the sore throat. But a few hours later, I could tell it was a headcold coming on. I’m pretty […]