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  • Fort Wayne, IN
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Pam Steinbach joined Erik Deckers's group
Writers Group
Professional and amateur writers, wordsmiths, and authors. Whether you write for a living, a hobby, or as a sideline, we want you. Participate in discussions, tell war stories, or exchange ideas and opportunities.
April 30
Pam Steinbach commented on Pam Steinbach's blog post 're Ladies, Ask for What You Want'
I think you touched on an important difference: A sense of trust often plays a more important role for women. But isn't trust necessary for a successful transaction? Perhaps women make fewer errors because they are more likely to take the time and...
April 23
Genie Goykhberg commented on Pam Steinbach's blog post 're Ladies, Ask for What You Want'
It is much easier to deal with men than with women, true - At least to me. I left Engineering World several years ago; logical analytical engineer will be living in me until my last day on this Earth. Its natural to me to appeal to logic and to ex...
April 23
Annie Sever-Dimitri commented on Pam Steinbach's blog post 'Stress Isn't a Problem'
Thank you for a great post. I love to read about topics like this, and you covered it quite well.
April 23
Pam Steinbach added a blog post
What an interesting observation. I think I'm much more inclined to give help than to ask for help - but you have inspired me to ask for specific help and I'm excited about beginning. Pam Steinbach
April 23
Pam Steinbach commented on Ellen H. Munds's blog post 'The City and State cuts in arts funding effects Storytelling Arts of Indiana'
How unfortunate to have to cancel after so many successful years. We need our stories now more than ever. Pam
April 23
Pam Steinbach commented on Christopher Whited's group 'Greener Indiana'
We (Grassroots Green of NE Indiana) published the Green Living Guide and we are now offering the guide free through sponsorship of John Steinbach, Agent with New York Life. It features people in NE Indiana who are making efforts to be more energy ...
April 23
Pam Steinbach joined Christopher Whited's group
Greener Indiana
A place where local professionals can discuss ways to make their businesses greener.
April 23
A blog post by Pam Steinbach was featured
Stress isn’t a problem, you’ll be glad to hear. It’s our reaction to it that is damaging to our well-being, harming the brain, organs and, too often, our zest for life. Here are a few widely acknowledged ways to manage stress so it doesn’t manage ...
April 21
Pam Steinbach added a blog post
Stress isn’t a problem, you’ll be glad to hear. It’s our reaction to it that is damaging to our well-being, harming the brain, organs and, too often, our zest for life. Here are a few widely acknowledged ways to manage stress so it doesn’t manage ...
April 21
Pam Steinbach updated their profile
April 20
Pam Steinbach is now a member of Smaller Indiana
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April 20

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How did you hear about Smaller Indiana?
Friend
What is your greatest strength?
Communication
What are you working on?
Writing, teaching yoga, marketing and data management
How big is your business?
Self-employed
What is your Job Title
Owner
What is your Company Website?
http://jpconsultantsinc.com
What is your Personal Website?
http://appreciateyourlife.com
What is your alma mater?
Other / out of state
Why join Smaller Indiana? What are you hoping to experience here ?
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Pam Steinbach

re Ladies, Ask for What You Want

What an interesting observation. I think I'm much more inclined to give help than to ask for help - but you have inspired me to ask for specific help and I'm excited about beginning.
Pam Steinbach

Posted on April 23, 2009 at 8:34am — 2 Comments

Pam Steinbach

Stress Isn't a Problem

Stress isn’t a problem, you’ll be glad to hear. It’s our reaction to it that is damaging to our well-being, harming the brain, organs and, too often, our zest for life. Here are a few widely acknowledged ways to manage stress so it doesn’t manage us.

Meditation has been shown to be remarkably effective in lowering stress. Studies of brain waves of people who are meditating indicate deep states of relaxation that gird the mind to better handle stress. Meditation isn’t a religion but it’s a pract… Continue

Posted on April 21, 2009 at 5:22pm — 1 Comment

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