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Maria Mind Body Health
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Maria Mind Body Health

“Having been in the carnivore and ketogenic space for over 7 years, I came to the Keto-Adapted coaching programs with a decent amount of knowledge and an established coaching business. What I didn’t realize was how much more I was about to absorb, learn and use in my own coaching practice. The courses themselves, and the incredible bonus content, have ramped up my knowledge considerable, especially with difficult health situations I might not have yet encountered. Alongside the courses is the added benefit of getting time with Maria and Craig to ask questions, receive guidance and stay current in the…
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Small Business | The Tribune
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Small Business | The Tribune

HAIKOU, China, Oct. 1, 2022 /PRNewswire/ — China Pharma Holdings, Inc. (NYSE American: CPHI; the “Company”) today announced that on September 26, 2022, the Company received notification (the “Deficiency Letter”) from the NYSE AMERICAN LLC (“NYSE American”) informing it that the Company is not in compliance with certain NYSE American continued listing standards (the “Listing Standards”). The Deficiency Letter indicated that the Company’s securities had been selling for a low price per share for a substantial period of time and, most recently, the average price of the Company’s common stock had been below $0.20 on a 30-day average as of…
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How to Implement Disc Golf Curriculum in Schools – PHE America
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How to Implement Disc Golf Curriculum in Schools – PHE America

I grew up a three-sport athlete, but I always had a love of outdoor recreation – especially rafting, mountain biking, and snowboarding. Unfortunately, with a limited income and the time constraints associated with being a college student, it was hard to get away for extended periods of time to do these activities. Photo Credit: Santeri Viinamäki When I first played disc golf, I was surprised to find out how inexpensive the game was. Then I was amazed at how much it was like one of my favorite games – golf. All of my favorite aspects of golf were present in…
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Lessons Small Businesses Can Learn From Queen Elizabeth II
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Lessons Small Businesses Can Learn From Queen Elizabeth II

BERLIN, GERMANY – JUNE 24: Queen Elizabeth II at a state banquet on June 24, 2015 in Berlin, … [+] Germany. (Photo by Sean Gallup/Getty Images) Getty Images Queen Elizabeth was the leader of the United Kingdom and one of the world’s most successful brands, the British Royal Family, for more than 70 years. During her record reign, she held steady to longstanding traditions while modernizing cautiously through the decades. The queen kept her emotions in check and in public spoke positively about the other leaders she met – whether or not she liked them or agreed with their policies.…
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A Simple Mental Preparation Model – PHE America
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A Simple Mental Preparation Model – PHE America

(2 Minute Read) In my experience as a Mental Performance Coach most of the questions I get regarding performance can be answered by creating a mental plan. Mental plans can be as simple or complex as needed. They can be made to address everything from general day-to-day life to sport performance, including, but not limited to pre-competition, competition, post-competition and recovery plans. The FACE plan provides a simple, easy to use structure to build a mental plan. FACE is an acronym that stands for Ffocus, Aattitude, Cconfidence, and Eenergy. Loosely borrowed from the military’s contingency PACE planning strategy, the FACE…
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Ottawa could lose more than -billion in CEBA pandemic loans to small businesses
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Ottawa could lose more than $5-billion in CEBA pandemic loans to small businesses

Export Development Canada’s head office in Ottawa on Feb. 14, 2019.Justin Tang/The Globe and Mail Ottawa may be unable to recoup $5-billion or more of the $49-billion in emergency loans it extended to small businesses during the pandemic lockdowns, according to a government projection. The task of chasing down business owners to collect on the mountain of debt issued during the most acute phase of the pandemic, when many struggled to survive widespread shutdowns, was recently handed by the federal government to the Canada Revenue Agency. Ottawa announced the Canada Emergency Business Account (CEBA) loan program on April 9, 2020,…
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A Classroom Journey through the Yoga Experience – PHE America
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A Classroom Journey through the Yoga Experience – PHE America

“Take your passion and make it happen” are lyrics from the song Flashdance. As corny as it sounds, it’s those lyrics that continue to drive my PE curriculum forward. Fourteen years ago I introduced yoga into a cross-training class. The students embraced the activity so much they asked me to develop a class. The following year it became a semester-long elective course and a few years later became a year long elective course. My students have been involved in the development and direction of this course from the beginning, embracing the content fully. So, let me take you on a…
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Brightflow AI aims to spotlight small business cash flow
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Brightflow AI aims to spotlight small business cash flow

Cash flow can make or break a small business; in fact, issues in this area account for 82% of small business failures, according to US Bank data. Robbie Bhathal Brightflow AI Robbie Bhathal, co-founder and CEO of Brightflow AI. Image Credits: Brightflow Brightflow AI is injecting technology into this problem with its forecast and analysis tools so that small businesses can assess their cash flow and make data-driven decisions in real time. Brightflow also has a capital lending program to help during times of volatility or periods of high interest rate for traditional capital. The San Francisco–based company’s cash flow…
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