Positive Distraction for Chronic Illness & Pain Management
Positive distraction is an activity you do to intentionally shift your focus, placing it somewhere...
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Category: Life Hacks
SBB 037: Crusading For Widespread Mental Health Awareness & Acceptance w/Sarah Fader
Sarah Fader is an accomplished writer and author of the Stigma Fighters anthology and the founder...
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Sick Biz Buzz 024: Check Out The Sick Biz Buzz Road Warrior Edition
Are you ready to take risks and step into your own power? This episode of Sick Biz Buzz is coming...
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Sick Biz Buzz 022: Bertrand Ngampa’s Prescription For Empowerment
Dropping the knowledge of what you can do to change your life today with Coach B. We are talking...
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Episode 31: Live The Fuel’s Scott Mulvaney on Structuring a Healthy Life and Business
Scott Mulvaney of Fuel Enterprises, LLC, refers to himself as a seven-layer cake that he doesn’t...
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Episode 16: Year End Wrap-Up of Awe Inspiring Guests and Insights
Mindset tips and hacks dominated the Sick Biz Buzz airwaves! Here’s the low-down! From...
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10 Statements That Will Make You Rethink Memes
Recently, memes provided a more significant context for me than marketing, and I want to share what I learned.
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Task Planning Hacks for Differently-Abled Entrepreneurs
One of the things that I’ve had to realize, accept, and come to terms with is that I...
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Yes, I’m Still Sick: 7 Ways to Support a Chronically Ill Entrepreneur
Many people know what to do if they have a friend/partner who’s sick: bring them chicken soup and...
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Practical Tips for Being Bigger Than Your Illness or Handicap
“At least you have your health.” It’s the kind of thing that grandmothers say. And it’s something...
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Yup, You Can Be Disabled and Still Be Financially Successful!
In December of 2013, I had graduated with my bachelor’s degree, was a full-time nurse, and...
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How my Dis-Ease Made Me a Better Mother, Friend, and Lover
In “7 Unexpected Gifts I Received from My Dis-ease,” I wrote about how my diagnosis and gradual...
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