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Types of Real Estate Loans—And How to Apply for Them

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Real estate is booming right now. In May 2021 alone, home sales were up 44.6 percent from the previous year. Given this rise, many people are looking to get into the real estate game.

Whether you are looking to buy a primary residence or make your first real estate investment, you are likely wondering how to apply for real estate loans. Are you trying to learn what types and options are available?

Read on to learn how to apply for a real estate loan and make your investment dreams a reality. [Read more…] about Types of Real Estate Loans—And How to Apply for Them

101 Positive Affirmations for Achieving Superhuman Happiness

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Positive affirmations are written or verbal statements that state something to be true, whether or not it has yet occurred. They are a powerful way to rewire our brains and there is an enormous body of science to support their efficacy.

Science has found that affirmations affect the release of neurotransmitters in our brain, increase brain activity in the prefrontal cortex (the region responsible for planning and focusing one’s attention), and elevate self-confidence. [Read more…] about 101 Positive Affirmations for Achieving Superhuman Happiness

Work in Progress: Showtime’s Groundbreaking LGBTQ+ Comedy

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In 2019, Showtime premiered a groundbreaking comedy series, Work in Progress, releasing an eight-episode season in December.

The show was met with excitement and enthusiasm by a large audience, and both the creators and viewers loved to see the success of such a unique and refreshing show. After two great seasons, Showtime announced that they wouldn’t renew it for a third. [Read more…] about Work in Progress: Showtime’s Groundbreaking LGBTQ+ Comedy

5 Real Ways To Be a Better Disability Ally with Guest Arielle Gantt

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In this interview with guest Arielle Gantt, you will learn five powerful ways to be a better disability ally.

Arielle is an Adapted Physical Education Teacher, a mental health advocate, and an experienced caretaker for members of the disability community. She’s also someone that I admire for her knowledge in the area of disability allyship and a person that I personally go to for advice. [Read more…] about 5 Real Ways To Be a Better Disability Ally with Guest Arielle Gantt

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Unveiling the New Intersex Inclusive Pride Flag

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Intersex people comprise at least 1.7% of the population, and likely much higher, as that stat only takes into account a small number of conditions.  While not all intersex people find a home within the LGBTQIA+ community, many do because of their unique perspective on gender and sexuality.

Until recently, LGBTQ+ pride flags haven’t brought as much visibility to intersex identities as they have to other identities.

To remedy this, a new pride flag has recently launched: The Intersex Inclusive Pride Flag. [Read more…] about Unveiling the New Intersex Inclusive Pride Flag

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