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I'm good enough, I'm smart enough, and doggone it, people like me! Now you can get your daily dose of free therapy with the subliminal message software. I guess daily affirmations are a thing of the past as this software will do all the work for you by automatically sending out positive messages for your mind to absorb. These subliminal messages are intended to tap into your subconscious mind and Read more
There's no magic recipe for self-confidence, but there are certainly a few everyday habits that can set you on the right path. Whether you're stressed, overcommitted, bored, or simply insecure, we've come up with some quick tips to help you boost your self-esteem and maintain a positive attitude. Struggling to feel good about yourself? Here are 11 simple ways to love yourself more: Surround Read more
Ahead of Titanic 3D's release in theaters next week, Kate Winslet wowed on the red carpet of the film's London premiere today. Kate's never been shy about criticizing Hollywood's lust for body perfection and even successfully won a libel case in 2009 regarding it, when she sued the Daily Mail for claiming that she was lying about her exercise regimen. Here are five ways Kate Winslet inspires with Read more
The shift from college to real life can be a tough one, but if you're able to maintain a positive outlook, it can also be a fun, exciting time. Hoping to amp up your optimism and get ahead? You'll thrive during the postgrad transition by following these mood-boosting tips: Connect With Fellow Grads After four years of roommates, cafeterias, and constant companions, the postgrad life can feel Read more
Today is Drew Barrymore's 37th birthday! Drew entered our lives as Gertie in 1982's E.T. the Extra-Terrestrial, and has since made a name for herself as one of the biggest actresses in Hollywood — she's starred in romantic comedies like The Wedding Singer, Charlie's Angels, and Never Been Kissed, and even won a Golden Globe award for her role in 2009's Grey Gardens. After hitting some hard Read more
We're thrilled to present this smart LearnVest story here on Savvy! We got to thinking, as we do, about the difference between being single and married . . . that is, in dollars. Currently, singles make up 49 percent of the American population, and 28 percent of all households consist of one person — the highest levels of singledom in American history. According to sociology professor and Read more
Today officially marked Gabrielle Giffords last day in Congress. The Arizona Democrat resigned from the House of Representatives to focus on her recovery after she was shot in the head more than a year ago. Republicans and Democrats alike praised Gabby, today. Nancy Pelosi thanked Gabby for bringing "the word dignity to new heights by her courage. On the House floor, colleagues tried to hold back Read more
Zumba certainly took 2011 by storm. And what's not to love? The Latin-dance-inspired cardio class helps tone and sculpt the body while celebrating your backside region — thank you Zumba! If your workout routine could handle more rhythmic high-energy dance moves, or you just want to spice things up for 2012, you may want to check out Batuka. This new dance workout is considered by some to be one Read more
The new year inspires a sense of renewal in everyone; with this fresh start comes the notorious concept of New Year's resolutions. While I'm all for putting pen to paper to map out your goals for the year, half the time we feel more guilty about not keeping our resolutions than we feel inspired during the process of writing them down. With that said, setting goals in your love life that are Read more
In the spirit of Halloween, we're addressing the many different scary financial situations people will face if they're not careful or if luck just isn't on their side. Yesterday, we talked about bankruptcy, and today we're addressing what to do when you're laid off. Read on to find out how to protect yourself. Bring these items with you: Don't get so upset over your soon-to-be unemployed status Read more
