January 31st, 2013 
Exceed Magazine By Tony Fahkry
It is safe to say that everyone has a past and in that past are most likely painful memories, disappointments and frustrations. This journey of life is not guaranteed to be a bed of roses, as everyone goes through painful times. Many people cope with the negative emotions fine, but there are many that don’t cope in a positive way. Read more »
January 30th, 2013 Exceed Magazine (BPT) – Remember when you were a child and the world was big– full of adventure and possibility? You ate your favorite cereal for breakfast, lunch and dinner and at the end of every day, your mom would make you take those little multi-flavored vitamins usually shaped like a popular cartoon character. You didn’t necessarily understand why you had to take these, but you always did what your mom told you– because mother knows best. Read more »
January 29th, 2013 Exceed Magazine (BPT) – One of the biggest mistakes businesspeople make is assuming that working from home will automatically result in a higher level of productivity. Unless you carefully construct your home office environment, you may find that working from home is less productive than you anticipated. Read more »
January 28th, 2013 Exceed Magazine (BPT) – More than 39 million Americans 16 and older lack a high school diploma, according to the 2010 U.S. Census. And while a new survey indicates their reasons for dropping out range from lack of parental support to becoming parents themselves, those seeking a second chance at an education often find hope in General Educational Development (GED) programs. Read more »
January 27th, 2013 Exceed Magazine (BPT) – When it comes to planning for the big football game in New Orleans this year, instead of turning to grease-heavy and heartburn-inducing foods, why not consider some tasty and healthier options that will have everyone giving you a high score for food options? Read more »
December 28th, 2012 Exceed Magazine The winter can be a depressing period for plant owners. Leaves fall, blossom fades, and a majority of birds and wildlife either migrate or hibernate. At times gardens can become dull, desolate places. Comparably, spring and summer gardens are bustling in with sights, sounds and smells. For those hoping to hold onto the great summer atmosphere in the colder months it might be worth taking a look at the fragrant plants that flower in winter. Read more »
