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Happy Tues-Yay! You can find past posts by searching #hotidjobs and follow me for future lists. If you want to share these with your network, please use the repost button. Also a friendly reminder I’m not a recruiter or a restaurant, meaning don’t send me your resumes or requests/demands for me to make a special list just for you. ID, American College of Financial Services (remote) https://buff.ly/3TRE3F0 ID, Forj (remote) https://buff.ly/3N8yrmc ID, EKU (remote) https://buff.ly/3TS1o9P ID, Trilyon (remote) https://buff.ly/3NaBfiJ ID, Medix (remote & contract) https://buff.ly/3N947be Sr ID, PROCEPT BioRobotics (remote) https://buff.ly/3N9j50S Sr ID, Juniper Square (remote) https://buff.ly/4eqD6f5 If you made it this far, thank you. To further boost the post, share your answer to the following question in the comment: what is your go to travel snack? For me, I like something light like a protein bar. Tell someone you love them today and have a blessed day! #jobs

If you’re reading this, you likely learned you’re supposed to control your emotions — to force the stick to stop moving. Just one problem with that: It’s not possible. I get it because for much of my life I took pride in being cool as a cucumber at all times. Or, so I thought. I eventually realized I was delusional and there was a storm-a-brewin inside. Being human is continuous change — inside and out. This video is a representation of the difference between connected presence and being sorta-kinda-present. Yes, this unlocks creativity, potential, yada yada buzzword buzzword. But it also makes life more vibrant. It’s the difference between pseudo-attention and true attention. Which is rooted in knowing the difference between thinking about feeling (like labeling emotions) and actually feeling (experiencing them). There is no shame in not having learned to be truly present with what’s within us. In our culture it’s rare that we so much as encounter true presence… someone who knows how to actually feel. But you sense it when you do. Wanna be that person? #neuroscience #somatics #emotionalintelligence

I am sharing this exclusive job opportunity with my LinkedIn family as you or someone you know probably would be a great fit for this career opportunity. We offer excellent benefits (see posting below) and you would get to work for one of the best manager's in the industry which is me of course. For more information see the posting below. Thanks

There is so much evidence that exercise changes the neurochemical milieu of the brain in ways that are supportive of neural circuit health and plasticity. Indeed, it is fair to say that movement is the feedback signal to the brain that helps keep it alive and able to self-modify. There is more evidence for aerobic exercise than resistance training regarding this. So, while I am a strong believer in the value of resistance training, walking, running, swimming, cycling, etc., are vital. Also, the opportunity for neuroplasticity is just an opportunity. You still have to actively pursue cognitive learning.