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HEALTH MANAGEMENT" BY Luciano Global Development Initiative (LGDI) What is HEALTH? Health according to google Is a state of physical, mental, social well being in which disease and infinity are absent. A common saying is health is wealth. Meaning with good health you have everything. We are God's creatures. He created us to be happy with every other thing around us. God wishes to see us live in good health. We should not live our life as a sick being. We need to live and enjoy our life. To enjoy sound health, we need to take a good look into many things which are the causes of Bad Health some of which are as follows: a. Lifestyle, sedentary lifestyle. A lifestyle that does not involve physical activity. A person living a sedentary lifestyle usually stay in a particular position watching movies, pressing computer, mobile phone, playing video games and so on. This results in bad health. b. Toxic build-up c. Digestive disrupt d. Unhealthy eating: This is one of the m

Maintaining end-of-year motivation It is important to remember that we are not nocturnal creatures. The colder, cooler days may be upon us but that doesn’t mean we need to hibernate! This time of year is a great opportunity to think about you and re-focus on achieving your goals without any distractions. So let’s look at some simple techniques to revisit your goals, evaluate your progress and stay on track for the rest of the year. Staying positive It is easy to lose motivation towards the end of the year, but why stop when you are so close to the finish line? There is still plenty of time to catch up on working towards the goals you set earlier in the year. A positive first step is to take note of what you have achieved so far; so grab your notebook and simply write these down, create a graph or even draw something that represents your accomplishments. You might be surprised at what’s been completed in the last 10 months and even if you haven’t achieved as much as you would

With the fiscal year coming to an end, how will you set up your organization for 2019? How to Motivate Your Team During the Last Months of the Year Image credit: Shutterstock James Clark Content Marketing Specialist at DATIS HR Cloud October 19, 2017 The end of the fiscal year is upon us as we begin our initial descent into the infamous fourth quarter. These final three months of the year will determine whether an organization's goals were met, objectives were accomplished and overall progress was made from the previous year. With that said, one thing that all executives are going to be asking for this holiday season is for a strong finish in Q4. Professional athletes that deliver in crunch time are labeled "clutch." It takes a strong-minded player to shoot an important shot with the game on the line or go for the "Hail Mary" pass with only seconds remaining on the clock. The same type of mentality is needed by executives as they enter into t

The Key To Happiness: What You Should Seek Out Of Life By Dylan Buckley Reviewer Lauren Fawley No matter who we are or what we do with our lives, the ultimate goal is to be content and satisfied with our current state of being. We want to be able to look back on our memories fondly and without regret and we want to be able to say that we led the best lives possible, ones that filled us with joy and made us truly satisfied with what we accomplished and how we lived. But for some, the meaning of happiness can be very elusive, and many may not be able to properly determine what happiness would look like, feel like, or what causes happiness. Happiness is, after all, something that holds a different meaning for each of us, even if we feel it similarly. That being said, there are some key components to being content throughout our lifetime, and even though we may not be necessarily pursuing the same kinds of things that make us happy, we can all learn some important tips that will

Determination is the defining factor in our success: How bad do we want it? Whether you’re working on a big project or just trying to get through the next few weeks, remember there are people in your corner who believe in you. Take the advice you read in this issue and create fast results with these 10 tips: 1. Pay close attention. The problems you encounter at work and in your business will tell you a lot about those around you. The next time things go haywire, be sure to take note of who reacts well and who doesn’t. 2. Never say never. Perhaps you’ve resigned yourself to things being one way. But you shouldn’t give up hope. Enlist a partner who may have a different perspective and energy to get back on track. 3. Think ahead. Take a 10-year outlook on a major decision. Marie Forleo says to “Imagine yourself 10 years older, and ask yourself, Would I regret either not continuing to do this or doing this?” 4. Plant seeds. You must weed your own garden. The people around