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Wellness/Prevention: Avoid Absenteeism. 
The US is losing $226 billion per year due to employee absenteeism. A worker is less likely to take sick leave if their supervisor offers support (lightened work load or stress management training) when an employee is experiencing psychosomatic stress symptoms. The worker feels inclined to reciprocate the supportive treatment by keeping their work effort high. 
European Journal of Work and Organizational Psychology, January 2012

Lending a Hand

Arbonne Consultants Raised over $300,000 in just 2 days this past weekend at Arbonne's Global Training Conference in Las Vegas.  Arbonne's Corporate Home Office is going to MATCH this 100% giving a $600,000 boost to Arbonne's incredible new Charitable Foundation.
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Interesting Debate

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Hellooooo Breakfast!

Quinoa Squash Porridge - Slow Cooker Version - From Hungry Hungry Hippie blog

[vegan, gluten free]

• 1 cup quinoa
• 1/2 cup butternut squash puree
• 1 T cinnamon
• 1/4 cup raisins
• 1 cup unsweetened vanilla almond milk
• 3 cups water

I added everything together, stirred it all up and let it cook 7 hours on low heat overnight. 

Hungry Hungry Hippie: Arbonne Protein

Cool blog and hooray for the Arbonne Protein mention!
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Interesting!

Exercise: Exercise Linked To Change In DNA. 
Exercise almost immediately alters DNA in healthy but inactive men and women. Although the genetic makeup is not altered, DNA molecules change structurally and chemically when a person exercises. One researcher noted, "Our muscles are really plastic. We often say 'You are what you eat.' Well, muscle adapts to what you do. If you don't use it, you lost it and this is one of the mechanisms that allow that to happen." 
Cell Metabolism, March 2012

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Arbonne in USA Today

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MATH

Your Attitude + Your Choices = Your Life

Full Potential

"It is generally believed that the average person uses only about ten percent of their potential. That is to say that the average person could be ten times more productive and successful than they currently are. Studies done at Stanford University Brain Institute are even less flattering. They claim that the average person only uses about two percent of their full potential. No matter which figure you agree with, it is clear that we perform far below what we are capable of."  
(taken from Positively Positive blog post on reaching your full potential)