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[Title] => Stephen Covey, '7 Habits' author, dies at 79
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[Summary] => The lesson of the big rocks is familiar in the speaker circuit. In his book, First Things First, Stephen Covey recounts how a brilliant lecturer taught overachievers about time management.
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[Title] => A guide to partnering with our ‘yayas’
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I think that having a dependable, loyal yaya would probably be in the top five desires of every mother with young children. It’s quite a gift to be able to spot, hire and keep good help these days. I had my share of frustration and sadness over the quick turnover of yayas in my home for quite sometime when I was a new mother. I couldn’t quite figure out why I couldn’t keep them.
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Cancer continues to be everyone’s most feared disease. Of course, that’s understandable. For many years, a diagnosis of cancer was a virtual death sentence. Although that grim reality has changed significantly today, still, to be told that you have cancer is very difficult to accept even now.
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