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Fixing Your House Up to Sell in Denver
Though Denver and the surrounding areas like Fort Collins and Colorado Springs are known for having sunny days more often than not, the weather can always be unpredictable. From heavy storms that appear out of the blue to random bouts of hail, the weather can make it hard for sellers and real estate agents alike to decide when it's a good time to look for buyers.
By Marshall Stevenson6 years ago in Lifehack
5 Annual Check-Ups You Should Have at Any Age
Over the years, medical professionals have often disagreed over the importance of receiving a yearly physical. Ultimately, the decision is up to you, your provider, and the status of your health. We're not saying you shouldn't ever schedule a physical, but, depending on your age and health status, you might be able to skip getting your physical for a year or two.
By Marshall Stevenson6 years ago in Longevity
5 Things to Consider Before Starting a Family
Some individuals are certain that they want children and are prepared to make the adjustments necessary to become parents. Others may be hesitant, for a number of reasons. Whether you’ve always wanted children or have recently considered expanding your family, having a child will change your lifestyle and family dynamics.
By Marshall Stevenson6 years ago in Families
7 Ways to Lower Your Electricity Bill This Winter
For those who love the winter, it's a great time to be free of bugs, enjoy hot drinks and food, and play in the snow. The holiday season also makes for a great time with family and friends, but winter doesn't bring good cheer everywhere. In fact, it can be downright unkind to your electric bill, even more so than summer.
By Marshall Stevenson6 years ago in Lifehack
Great Jobs for People Who Love Variety
If you thrive in a role that brings something new to the table every day, then I definitely wouldn't recommend working at the DMV — especially if you're the type of person who loathes the idea of routine or any form of monotony. That being said, some industries are perfect for people who like to think on their feet, as well as navigate a large number of tasks or projects at a time. Looking for inspiration? Here are a few career paths perfect for someone who likes a little spontaneity with their morning coffee.
By Marshall Stevenson6 years ago in Journal
15 Great Dog Breeds If You Live in an Apartment
In the United States, 67% of households have one or more pets. The most popular pet is the dog — over 63 million households own a pooch. You might have kept yourself from joining that number because you didn't think an apartment was an appropriate home for a dog. But there are plenty of pups that thrive in apartment living. If you're concerned about your small space or how you'll care for a dog, here are 15 great dog breeds if you live in an apartment (and a few tips on how to care for them).
By Marshall Stevenson6 years ago in Petlife
Health and Wellness Business Ideas You Can Start Today
If you are looking to start your own business and want to enter a lucrative industry with many potential paths to success, you may want to seriously consider entering the wellness industry. Starting a health and wellness business will give you the ability to make money off of the things you’re actually passionate about and will help you spread healthy lifestyle practices among your consumers. There are a number of companies you can start within the health and wellness industry, including some business ideas you can get started on right now. These ideas don’t require spending years studying in a degree program for business or health sciences. If you want to get started on a health and wellness business today, keep reading for some surefire ways to succeed in the industry.
By Marshall Stevenson6 years ago in Journal
Tips for Arranging a Non-Religious Funeral
When you're following through with your deceased family member’s final wishes, you should bear in mind that their belief system possibly varies from your own. You might be a devout catholic, but that doesn’t mean your loved one was. If she wanted a non-religious funeral, and you are in charge of making the funeral arrangements, you should preserve her memory by honoring those very important last wishes.
By Marshall Stevenson6 years ago in Lifehack
Tips for Feeling More Energetic
Feeling sluggish? According to the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC), 31.6 percent of US adults don’t get enough sleep, and it shows. The side effects of that sleepiness range from memory problems to heart attack or stroke; it’s no surprise that you’d want to improve your energy levels. A few new lifestyle habits will have you feeling more energetic in no time!
By Marshall Stevenson6 years ago in Longevity
Healthy Aging for Men
As you age, chances are your health is a top concern. But aging doesn’t necessarily mean that your health needs to decline. There are precautions you can take to ensure your physical and mental health prosper as you age. Some habits, like exercising and regularly visiting your doctor, may seem like common sense—but other important steps might not come to mind. When utilized together, these tips will help support a man’s healthy aging process.
By Marshall Stevenson6 years ago in Longevity
8 Reasons to Go Back to School
Many people dream of being dentists, paramedics, computer programmers, or instructors among many other careers, but they let the fact that they left school become a roadblock for them. That doesn't have to be the case for you. Now is the best time ever to go back to school and to open up new opportunities for yourself. Here are eight reasons why it's an amazing idea to go back to school.
By Marshall Stevenson6 years ago in Education
What Excelsior College Teaches Us About This Moment in Education
Excelsior College is in many ways your usual university. Headquartered in New York State, it offers degrees in business, health sciences, liberal arts, nursing, public service, and technology. Over 170,000 students have earned degrees at Excelsior College since the school was founded in 1971. All of this is may sound typical — and yet a time-traveler from just a decade or two ago might be stunned by all the ways in which Excelsior reaches and teaches its students.
By Marshall Stevenson6 years ago in Education
