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Jan Steen. The Meal. c. 1650-60. Oil on panel, 40 x 49.3 cm. Galleria degli Uffizi, Florence, Italy. (Image courtesy of Olga's Gallery).

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Produce More by Slowing Down?
How much more productive could society be if families spent more time relaxing together nurturing their physical and mental health as well as that of their relationships?

Creating Sustainable Relationships
An interview with leadership expert Will Marré suggests that new approaches to over-complicated modern lifestyles will not only help people improve their personal effectiveness but will also yield immense interpersonal benefits.

Tipping the Scale Toward Balance
Work/Life Balance Coach Natalie Gahrmann specializes in helping her clients balance their professional and personal lives by establishing congruence between substantial core values and priorities.

All Around the Table: Reviving the Family Meal
According to the Food Marketing Institute, just 40 percent of American families eat meals together, and then, no more than two or three times a week. Is that bad? Rebecca Sweat explores the question of whether the family meal worth saving.

Where Southern Charm Meets Broadway Dreams
Constance Zaytoun moved to New York in 1993 from her hometown of Raleigh, North Carolina, so that she could be “near Broadway.” Despite the vast difference in culture, Constace enjoyes life in her new home.

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