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How do you know if you’re a workaholic or smart worker?
Workaholics choose to do work over anything. I am either sleeping or working and if I am doing something else, the guilt kills me. Working makes you feel confident, it always keeps you on your toes. If you are working, there is no space and time for useless thoughts. But definition of work varies frRead more
Workaholics choose to do work over anything.
See lessI am either sleeping or working and if I am doing something else, the guilt kills me.
Working makes you feel confident, it always keeps you on your toes. If you are working, there is no space and time for useless thoughts. But definition of work varies from person to person. As long as I am doing something productive, it is work for me.
Why do some moms eat their baby’s placenta?
We have grown to be a strong community of natural birth, waterbirths, midwife assisted, and natural doctors. Most women giving birth assisted by a team of midwives, generally have the placenta dried and capsulated. It encourages a rich milk supply, since it also was unborn baby's first source of nouRead more
We have grown to be a strong community of natural birth, waterbirths, midwife assisted, and natural doctors. Most women giving birth assisted by a team of midwives, generally have the placenta dried and capsulated. It encourages a rich milk supply, since it also was unborn baby’s first source of nourishment. The nutrients are anti-depressive, so it subsequentialy helps relieve post partum depression.
See lessAre felons allowed to vote after leaving prison?
You may or may not lose the right to vote and hold public office, either permanently or for a statutory period, depending on the laws of the state in which you're convicted. For example, some states restore the right to vote after a convicted felon has completed his sentence and term of parole. Or iRead more
You may or may not lose the right to vote and hold public office, either permanently or for a statutory period, depending on the laws of the state in which you’re convicted. For example, some states restore the right to vote after a convicted felon has completed his sentence and term of parole. Or it might depend on the specific felony of which you’ve been convicted. In Delaware, for instance, convictions for murder or manslaughter, felony sexual offenses, and felony offenses against public administration involving bribery, improper influence or abuse of office result in a permanent loss of voting rights.
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