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Tip #24: Some Applied Psychology

Posted by iheartthe4ps on Wednesday, October 15th 2008

So who’s heard of Maslow?  As in, Maslow’s hierarchy of needs?

This theory provides our most basic needs (physiological needs) to those higher inward thinking and feelings needs.  As you can see, one can only begin to consider safety needs once his physiological needs are adequately met.  First I’ll list some of my favorite exercise activities [...]

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Tip #9: The Benefits of Cooking at Home

Posted by iheartthe4ps on Monday, October 13th 2008

In an earlier post, we discussed the logistics of eating out, and how that sort of lifestyle can really put a dent in your bank account, empty your wallet, and idioms of a similar nature.  However, eating in and in particular, cooking the right meals, in beneficial in several ways:

You know what’s in your meal [...]

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