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Covers:  Motherhood, mindset, productivity, work-life balance, travel stress, healthy living, manifesting, visions boards, positivity, goal planning, parenting, lifestyle
Syndicated Freelance Lifestyle Writer - Bylines include AP and MSN.com. Victoria Cornell helps women adopt a positive mindset while juggling motherhood.

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Syndicated Freelance Lifestyle Writer - Bylines include AP and MSN.com. Victoria Cornell helps women adopt a positive mindset even when the struggles of motherhood feel overwhelming. She writes about ways to reduce stress with mindset, manifesting, goal planning, productivity and more.

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91% of Americans fail at New Year's resolutions - how to succeed in 2024

91% of Americans fail at New Year's resolutions - how to succeed in 2024

According to a recent Forbes Health/One Poll survey, more than half of Americans abandon their New Year's res…

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Mindful Investigations: Can the Law of Attraction Make You More Successful?

Mindful Investigations: Can the Law of Attraction Make You More Successful?

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Mindful Investigations: Can the Law of Attraction Make You More Successful?

Mindful Investigations: Can the Law of Attraction Make You More Successful?

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24 Ways to Approach the Holidays with Less Stress

24 Ways to Approach the Holidays with Less Stress

A recent study shows that 88% of Americans feel more pressure during the holidays than at any other time of y…

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6 Easy Ways to Organize Your Life So You Can Achieve Your Career Goals in 2022

6 Easy Ways to Organize Your Life So You Can Achieve Your Career Goals in 2022

Feeling organized at home and work makes a big difference in thinking. When you have your life organized, you…

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15 Items You Have That Have No Use and Should Toss Immediately

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We all have items in our homes that we hold onto longer than we should. Some things don't need to stick around, whether it’s out of habit, sentimentality, or simply forgetting they’re there. Keeping old, expired, or unnecessary items can clutter your space and even pose health risks. Holding onto items that no longer serve a purpose can make it harder to keep your home clean and organized, and in some cases, they can even be harmful.
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17 Foods That Are Keeping Your Teeth From Shining Bright

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Bright, white teeth are something many of us strive for, but even with good oral hygiene, some foods and drinks can lead to discoloration. Certain ingredients and compounds, like acids, tannins, and deeply pigmented colors, can cling to the enamel of our teeth, causing stains that are hard to remove. While cutting out these foods entirely might not be practical, being mindful of their impact can help you avoid discoloration.
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15 Smart Ways to Use Food That Is Past Its Prime

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Discovering that the food you bought isn't looking it's best can be disappointing, but don’t throw it away just yet! Many foods can still be used in the kitchen for cooking, cleaning, or gardening. With a little creativity, you can reduce waste, save money, and get more out of food past its prime. Here are some ways to make sad looking food functional again, from natural cleaners to plant food.
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What was your first job as a journalist?

I was hired by multiple blogs to be their freelance writer!

Have you ever used a typewriter?

Never! I've never even seen one before.

How is social media changing news?

Social media is taking the world by storm. There are so many opinions now on social media that reliable sources and content is so important.