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Life Satisfaction - Articles
Intimate satisfaction late in life can be had
by
Andrea
Posted
Tue 18 Aug 2009 11:30pm
Many of us who are not even into our "late years"----who are simply experiencing peri/menopausal transitions are already feeling the effects of diminished hormones on the ability and/or desire to have sex, and as a society we live longer, it will be important for us to love longer also. This piece from the Nassau Guardian Online discusses why man ...
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SELF-SATISFACTION: THE ULTIMATE GOAL OF LIFE
by
Saif Farooqi
Posted
Tue 01 Jun 2010 12:00am
of life.
Self-satisfaction is a sense of absolute fulfillment with oneself and ones accomplishments. As simple as may it sound, achieving self-satisfaction is not at all an easy task. But, there are ways in which one can constantly look out for self-satisfaction and in the process find answers to the many unanswered questions that life imposes upon
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Employee satisfaction and resident quality of life connected
by
Sharon K. Brothers, MSW

Posted
Tue 13 Oct 2009 10:01pm
care in assisted living. Good managers – managers who care, listen and set clear guidelines – results in greater employee satisfaction and improved resident quality of life.
Not surprisingly, the two outcomes are closely connected, as well. When employee satisfaction is high, resident quality of life increases at the same rate.
Supporting an employee’s career
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Improving Happiness & Satisfaction By Being More Openly Grateful
by
Gabriella Kortsch Ph.D.
Posted
Fri 22 May 2009 11:54pm
life, tends to increase your levels of happiness and satisfaction.
Dr. Steven Toepfer from Kent State University "enlisted students from six courses to explore the effects...."
"After each letter, students completed a survey to gauge their moods, satisfaction with life and feelings of gratitude and happiness."
"I saw their happiness increase after each
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Satisfaction and regret after two types of radical prostatectomy
by
Dr. Arnon Krongrad
Posted
Sun 28 Sep 2008 1:49pm
variables and quality of life were important variables associated with satisfaction and regret, and
Patients who underwent RALP were more likely to be regretful and dissatisfied...
Schroek et al. have published a complete report on variables influencing satisfaction and regret following open radical retropubic prostatectomy (RRP) and robot-assisted
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Can’t Get No Satisfaction
by
jpetersen
Posted
Thu 03 Mar 2011 12:00am
Where's my satisfaction?
Sometimes my life feels like the song: Can’t Get No Satisfaction. Friday is yet another landmark day for us in our adventures with my newly troublesome sinuses. It’s beginning to look like my long honeymoon without surgery has come crashing completely down since October. I have a follow-up with my ENT Friday
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I can't get no satisfaction....
by
Nat Carter
Posted
Tue 06 Jul 2010 12:00am
on your goals).
Our personal satisfaction in life is, and should be our number 1 priority. It is not self-indulgent to want to the best for ourselves. If you don't treat yourself as numero uno in life, you start to rely on everyone else around you to for fill that role. You need to take responsibility for loving yourself and making yourself happy, this isn't
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