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Healthy relationships with family, friends, parents, siblings, cousins, or co-workers play a vital role in our lives and are part of a healthy lifestyle. But not all relationships are healthy or good for us. An unhealthy relationship can add tension, lead to feeling distracted, and reduce our productivity at school or work.
Whether you find yourself caring for a grandparent, spouse, child, or sibling, you’ve probably concluded that you’ve bit off more than you thought you could chew. While there is no easy solution to navigating a difficult season of caregiving, there are helpful ways to cope.
Our spiritual health directly influences our physical well-being. To take advantage of these influences, we need to challenge our minds, build connections with others, and stretch our bodies. These influences are particularly important as we age. Mind and body are interdependent, so these influences should not come as a surprise.
Deception is the act of intentionally misleading another, and may include complete falsifications (lies), distortion, or concealment of the truth.
Living a balanced life can be challenging. How do we balance the demands of work, family, church, and extracurricular activities? Trying to maintain balance is vital for our mental and physical health, but it’s kind of like riding a bicycle. It’s easy to lose control.