Eric@APennyCloser.com presents The Downside to Debt Consolidation Loans posted at A Penny Closer.

Rodney Burge – Marketing Strategies presents See What You Want posted at Lori Prokop – Keyboard Culture, saying, “This article from Lori Prokop at http://www.keyboard-culture-lori-prokop.com is a powerful, quick reminder of how achieve the results you want in life.”

Daily Idea presents How to Get The Best Deal On A New Car posted at Daily Idea.

Steve Faber presents - College Consolidation Loans – You Could Be Paying Too Much For Your Education; After You’ve Been to College posted at DebtBlog, saying, “Student loan provider Nellie Mae reports that the average undergraduate debt upon graduation is now up to $27,600. If you’re one of these students with crushing student loan obligations what can you do? You can just gut it out and pay off your loans, or you can default and leave your lender hanging.”

FIRE Getters presents Top 5 Money Mistakes! posted at FIRE Finance.

Warren Wong presents What Do You Actually Buy With Money? posted at Personal Development for INTJs, saying, “What do you actually purchase when you exchange money for some item? The answer isn’t as obvious as you may think!”

karyn presents Stop Saving for College! posted at Finance 123, saying, “It is very important that parent’s don’t begin saving for their children’s college education until their own retirement is secure. This post will explain why.”

Ralph Jean-Paul presents Develop Mental Toughness posted at Potential 2 Success, saying, “MVPs, CEOs, extraordinary leaders, and successful people of all kinds have it and so should you. Develop, strengthen and master your ability to perform under pressure, bounce back from failure, and excel in life”

Henry Bagdasarian presents Managing Identity Theft Fear posted at Free Identity Theft Prevention, Detection and Fraud Solutions.

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Post from: Widows Quest

Love brought

• Laughter at even the silliest things
• Tears of joy at the happiest times
• The feeling of being wanted, the feeling of belonging
• Days  that seemed to fly by…
• The feeling of being safe
• Pain when I thought my heart would explode  

and love brought a flood of tears when we were parted…

What did love to bring to you?

Post from: Widows Quest

“Friends say Terri Irwin is determined to help her children cope as best they can.With Bob, 3, Bindi, 9, and two family assistants, she spent a short time in Cairns on Friday, stocking up on final supplies before chartering a plane which was heading to a remote wilderness region in northern Queensland….As she comes to grips with her first tough year as a widow and single mum, Terri Irwin is determined to shield her   children from media attention.”

What a wonderful way to celebrate the happy times they had together but also allow the family to grieve in private.

Post from: Widows Quest

1. Separate out the emotion you feel in the thought by looking at it As-If you were observing it from the outside – say to yourself “How fascinating, I am having a negative thought.” Instantly, it reduces.

2. Ramp up positive emotions by using words like “sensational”, “awesome” and “fantastic, and reduce negative emotions through words like “peeved”, “miffed” and “mellowed”. Next time your partner upsets you, say that you feel “slightly grazed” – the emotion is less, immediately.

3. Wherever you are, bring yourself back to the now, the present – give your full attention to the person you are speaking to, to the tv, to the blog, hey, to that small mark on the wall. It is impossible to be present, really present, and feel negative.
I like these as it shows that we can control the way that we are thinking

Post from: Widows Quest