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June 17th, 2024 | Author: admin
2024 June 17, 16:06 California
Dear Readers
I wish you peace, vibrant health and happiness.
As a writing coach, I remind my dear clients to showcase “tags” on their websites and media kits – tags are keywords and key phrases – author’s name, book titles, themes, messages, mission statements (synonymous with their platforms) - to help readers find the authors and their books on cyberspace.
As a person who needs resources for myself and for loved ones, I type combinations of “tags” to find sites that would lead me to experts, services, information I need.
May you have the energy to conduct the research or have a loyal advocate to help you plow though resources.
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Know what site you are looking at. Is it a government website? Government sites are .gov (not .com, not .net)
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Are you a senior who wants to work from home?
I typed into search box these tags: “job training for seniors to work at home”
This is not a .gov however it is a reputable and wonderful resource for the San Francisco, California area. https://www.selfhelpelderly.org/job-training-programs
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Are you disabled and want to work from home?
I typed into the search box these tags: “government programs for disabled people to work from home”
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A loved one suffers chronic dizziness.
She has MediCare. Her doctors haven’t been helpful. Another dear friend told me that the HMO might pay for a “second opinion” and to look into UCSF and Stanford.
Loving family members and friends love helping each other … especially when research and advocacy require team work.
I searched using these tags:
“UCSF dizziness”
Oh my goodness, here’s their page for “second opinion”
When I searched using
“Stanford dizziness” …
search engine added the tag “clinic”
Oh my, look at these departments at Stanford for dizziness
I clicked on:
Dr Norman Doidge’s second book
THE BRAIN’S WAY OF HEALING: Remarkable Discoveries and Recoveries from the Frontiers of Neuroplasticity
Chapter 7
A Device That Resets the Brain Stimulating Neuromodulation to Reverse Symptoms
I. A Cane Against the Wall
II. Three Resets: Parkinson’s, Stroke, Multiple Sclerosis
III. The Cracked Potters
IV. How the Brain Balances Itself—with a Little Help
https://normandoidge.com/
YouTube channel https://www.youtube.com/@normandoidge6991/featured
I wish everyone peace, vibrant health and happiness!!
Teresa_Jade_LeYung_wishes_everyone_peace_and_wellness__photo_by_Nan_and_MEK
Sincerely,
Teresa Jade LeYung
http://www.OurBeautifulBrains.com goes to Teresa Jade LeYung’s Blog on Wellness, Themes, Archetypes
Published author, blogger, lover of Paris (France), Writing Coach, Photo Historian Teresa Jade LeYung says:
“I love helping writers identify the themes in their manuscripts to hook readers, and, build and fortify their platforms before and after publication. Reach out, not stress out.”
My short short movies of Paris 2024
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Love Made Of Heart ®
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