Survival Tips

Survival is one of the most demanding and challenging issues that we face as humans!

Survival challenges us through many different issues such as: child abuse, sexual abuse, birth, death, job loss, health problems, low self-esteem, relationship ups and downs, parenting, deceptions, breakdowns, poverty, natural disasters, education, addictions and even our own desires to be strong.

Survival comes in little packages and it comes in enormous boxes. It appears when we least expect it, never letting us prepare for the battle. It hides around corners, waiting to pounce on us. It is constantly testing our inner powers and strength.

Do you know what it’s like to revert back to being a 16 year old when you go home to visit your family for the holidays? We’ve all been there and done that. I know I’ve BTDT.

But, not anymore!

I’ve learned a few handy dandy tips that help me stay in the current decade whenever I make a trip home to visit.

THE OLD ME

If you have been watching your weight all year, you certainly won’t want to add back the pounds during the holiday season! By making a commitment to yourself and your health, with these tips it will be possible to enjoy the holiday celebrations without adding extra pounds.

1. Don’t think diet, rather think about eating smarter.

2. Before attending a party, have a small high quality, nutritionally balanced meal. That way you will be less likely to be hungry and fill up on snack foods served with drinks.

Skin care survival guide. Cold winter air is far less humid than warm air, which means skin will be drier in the winter months. Harsh winds make conditions worse by causing moisture to evaporate more quickly from the skin. According to dermatologists, indoor conditions in the winter can be just as bad for complexion.

Will it be inflation or deflation as the major trend for the coming decade? What about Peak Oil and the skyrocketing cost of energy? Will the Dollar continue to do well, or will it finally collapse under the weight of the twin deficits?

Better yet, how is one to plan for financial security in the declining years of one’s life in an age of economic uncertainty?

That seems to be the major question facing many Americans right now.

Thousands of wage earners and single business owners live on borrowed money until a drastic change in earnings forces them into a downward spiral of mounting debts and missed payments that budgeting wisely could have prevented in the first place. Getting out of debt is not easy but it can be done by consolidating credit card payments into one payment and only using it for extreme emergencies freeing up some much needed cash.

Fixed Expenses