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The best ‘dad-vice’ you ever received: These 7 responses are just too good
Read full article: The best ‘dad-vice’ you ever received: These 7 responses are just too goodWith Father’s Day coming up, it got us thinking about dads and advice: What’s the best lesson you ever learned from your father, or a father figure in your life?
Doctor shares advice on how to reduce stress in 2023
Read full article: Doctor shares advice on how to reduce stress in 2023Stress is something we can’t avoid, but there are ways to manage it for optimal health. We spoke to Dr. Chris Perron, author of The Simple Plan, to get his uncomplicated advice on how to cope with stress.
Secrets to making a delicious pie from a Flat Rock restaurant known for them
Read full article: Secrets to making a delicious pie from a Flat Rock restaurant known for themWhether pumpkin, pecan, or apple the way many people end their Thanksgiving meal is with a slice of pie, but making pie is no easy feat. There’s a lot that can go wrong in the pursuit of flakey crust, so we invited Catherine Zornischenko, the Owner of Kate’s Kitchen in Flat Rock, and Manager Gina Putty to get their advice on how to make a tasty pie.
Before you sell your home, you might want to do these 3 things
Read full article: Before you sell your home, you might want to do these 3 thingsLet’s face it, selling a home can be stressful. Between making repairs and getting your home ready, and dealing with the inspections, stagings, and showings, it’s a lot to deal with. To learn how you can hopefully streamline the process we spoke to Beatrice De Joung, a Consumers Trend Expert with Opendoor.
Living paycheck to paycheck? Here’s how to get off the hamster wheel
Read full article: Living paycheck to paycheck? Here’s how to get off the hamster wheelDepending on the surveys you read between 60% and 70% of Americans live this way. There is a way to step off the hamster wheel, but you have to ask yourself are you really serious about doing so?
Psychologist parents highlight importance of raising culturally aware children
Read full article: Psychologist parents highlight importance of raising culturally aware childrenIn an environment that is so culturally diverse, two parents who have PHDs in counseling psychology are highlighting the importance of raising culturally aware children.
How to season your food like the pros
Read full article: How to season your food like the prosFrequently the difference between home-cooking and what you get in a restaurant is the way the food is seasoned. For some advice on how to season your dishes like the pros, we turned to the Executive Chef of Smith & Co., Greg Antioho.
Flashpoint Interview: Clinical psychologist offers advice for dealing with chaos, trauma
Read full article: Flashpoint Interview: Clinical psychologist offers advice for dealing with chaos, traumaThe Michigan community of Oxford, and all those affected by the tragic high school shooting, have certainly been thrown into strenuous positions and emotional states that can be hard to navigate.
Do you talk down to yourself? These pieces of advice will help you nip that in the bud
Read full article: Do you talk down to yourself? These pieces of advice will help you nip that in the budIf you ever find yourself being overly critical of your own actions, thoughts or feelings, that can be tough.
Tips for boosting school performance amid learning gap challenges
Read full article: Tips for boosting school performance amid learning gap challengesAs students begin heading back to school, many will be playing catch-up when it comes to learning critical skills like reading, writing an actually remembering what they learn.
Back to school: Teachers’ dos and don’ts for upcoming school year
Read full article: Back to school: Teachers’ dos and don’ts for upcoming school year“Back to school” is going to mean something a little different for each community this year, and experts say it’s important to prepare for what that will look like for your family.
‘Doomscrolling’ can take toll on mental health -- here’s how to stop
Read full article: ‘Doomscrolling’ can take toll on mental health -- here’s how to stopYou may not have heard of “doomscrolling,” but there’s a good chance you’re doing it -- and experts say it can take a toll on your mental health.
These 3 grilling tips will make you a hero at your next BBQ
Read full article: These 3 grilling tips will make you a hero at your next BBQFor some advice on how to be a “Grill Hero," we spoke to Chef Greg Antioho, the Executive Chef at Smith & Co. According to him, there are three distinct areas we need to focus on to create perfection on the grill.
What’s the best advice you ever received from your dad? We’d love to hear
Read full article: What’s the best advice you ever received from your dad? We’d love to hearAs we approach Father’s Day weekend, it seems dads are on the brain -- and it got us thinking: What’s the best piece of advice you’ve ever gotten from your father?
Expert advice on dealing with back-to-work anxiety as Michigan starts to reopen
Read full article: Expert advice on dealing with back-to-work anxiety as Michigan starts to reopenMany Michiganders have been working from home since the onset of the COVID-19 pandemic, but with Gov. Gretchen Whitmer scheduling the return to work for May 24, people will have to make some adjustments.
For parents: How to limit distractions from children while working from home
Read full article: For parents: How to limit distractions from children while working from homeWorking from home has been a challenge for many parents over the past year amid the pandemic, dealing with constant interruptions from children who are also spending most of their time at home.
Celebrating National Women’s Health Week with Bravo’s Dr. Jackie
Read full article: Celebrating National Women’s Health Week with Bravo’s Dr. Jackie“Women are natural caregivers.” That is what “Married to Medicine” and OBGYN Dr. Jackie told Tati Amare. This natural caregiving leads many women to neglect their own health. Dr. Jackie is hoping to change that.
Red flags to look for amid tax scam season
Read full article: Red flags to look for amid tax scam seasonAccording to the Better Business Bureau, tax scams are still a problem this year. If you haven’t filed your taxes yet this season, don’t put it off any longer! The IRS discovers cases of identity theft because personal information is stolen and a fake claim for a refund is filed. “The IRS is not going to contact you and give you those high pressure tactics,” Blankenship said. “There are unfortunately people out there that they’re banking on the fact that you’re not going to look into them any further, especially if they look professional,” Blankenship said.
3 Ways to organize your kitchen according to a pro
Read full article: 3 Ways to organize your kitchen according to a proFor some helpful advice, I turned to Lauren Combs, a professional organizer and the owner of Neat Method Detroit. You should place everything that goes in and out of your dishwasher frequently (think plates, glasses, silverware), within arm’s reach of the dishwasher. Consider putting all your cooking utensils in a drawer or in a jar right next to the stove. Put zones you use most frequently at eye level, and zones you use less often further out of reach. You can organize within the zones as well putting your most frequently used items in front, and least-used items in the back.
How to season your food like the pros
Read full article: How to season your food like the prosFrequently the difference between home-cooking and what you get in a restaurant is the way the food is seasoned. For some advice on how to season your dishes like the pros, we turned to the Executive Chef of Smith & Co., Greg Antioho.
Here’s how to sharpen your knife skills
Read full article: Here’s how to sharpen your knife skillsWe’re all spending a lot more time in our kitchens lately, and if you are like me, you may want to sharpen your skills. I reached out to my friend, Chef Greg Antioho, to give us a little knife 101 course.
5 Tricks to decorate your Christmas cookies like a pro
Read full article: 5 Tricks to decorate your Christmas cookies like a proMy family is big into making Christmas cookies, but when we are decorating our cut-out cookies... I’m left a little wanting when it comes to the details. For help, I turned to Jen Schroeder, the Union Joints Pastry Chef. They make some beautiful Christmas Cookies at the Union General Store, and here is her advice:1. No matter how you decorate your cookies, remember to have fun, they will all taste great in the end. If you don’t feel like making your own cut-out cookies, you can order some at the Union Joints General Store.
Tiny but effective: These small tips will instantly transform your Monday mornings
Read full article: Tiny but effective: These small tips will instantly transform your Monday morningsAnd you’ll be right at the beginning of another work week. This way, when she sits down for work Monday, she’s not disoriented. You can listen to the entire episode, which is only a few minutes long, above. Leave your name and your tip, followed by your email address in case he has any follow-up questions. Rosen has a “Food Fridays” feature in which he’d love to feature your cooking advice.
Give yourself a break: This insight is meant to help you treat yourself with kindness
Read full article: Give yourself a break: This insight is meant to help you treat yourself with kindnessInstead of saying, “I’m such an idiot” or “I’m so stupid,” instead, pretend it’s your best friend who’s going through it, instead of yourself. After all, you wouldn’t talk to your best friend like that, would you? It’s all about being your own best friend, treating yourself with kindness and giving yourself a break. This insight, which was offered in a recent episode of “The Best Advice Show,” came from a listener named Lauren who hails from Eastern Washington. “The Best Advice Show” is a product of Graham Media Group.
Thinking about doling out some advice? Just make sure it’s not unsolicited, or it might not land well
Read full article: Thinking about doling out some advice? Just make sure it’s not unsolicited, or it might not land well“The Best Advice Show” is a podcast all about giving advice, as the name implies. Here’s why: the general idea is that most people know what they should do or what they want to do in any given situation, Putnam said. Putnam told Rosen about a really strong example involving a friendship. The concept is simple, really: If you’re asked for advice and you feel capable of giving some, go ahead. “The Best Advice Show” is a product of Graham Media Group.
This advice will make you want to drop whatever you’re doing and drive around the block: ‘Rodents ate my car’
Read full article: This advice will make you want to drop whatever you’re doing and drive around the block: ‘Rodents ate my car’Even though life, in some ways, has started returning to normal, it’s safe to say that many of us still aren’t driving our cars as often. Whatever the case, Susan Reed, of Kalamazoo, has some advice for you: Take your car out every day, even if it’s just for a quick spin around the block. “Rodents ate my car,” Reed told Zak Rosen, the host and creator of “The Best Advice Show.”It wasn’t a cheap repair, either. But you’ll definitely want to make sure you’re driving your car at least semi-regularly. “The Best Advice Show” is a product of Graham Media Group.
Is the thank-you note dead? We hope not
Read full article: Is the thank-you note dead? We hope notWriting thank-you notes can feel like a chore -- but it shouldn’t. Dalal, who lives in Detroit, said writing a thank-you note allows you to be reflective and nostalgic. So next time a person does something kind for you, or has you over and hosts you at his or her home or you go to an event you really love -- try writing a thank-you note. “The Best Advice Show" podcast creator and host Zak Rosen wants to hear from you next. “The Best Advice Show" is produced by Graham Media Group.
How to be a better listener: This seemingly small tip could make all the difference
Read full article: How to be a better listener: This seemingly small tip could make all the differenceFollowing this advice takes supreme discipline. Rosen, “The Best Advice Show" podcast creator and host, wants to hear from you next. It doesn’t even have to be this deep; another recent episode offered a life-hack on how you should be sorting your silverware when you load the dishwasher. Leave your name and your tip, followed by your email address in case he has any follow-up questions. “The Best Advice Show" is a product of Graham Media Group.
Want to recognize the day’s most meaningful moments? A radio producer swears by this grounding ritual
Read full article: Want to recognize the day’s most meaningful moments? A radio producer swears by this grounding ritualAn idea for you: At the end of the day, write your five most memorable moments on an index card. Sara Brooke Curtis, a radio producer and artist living in Western Massachusetts, provided this idea to “The Best Advice Show” in a recent episode. “The Best Advice Show" podcast creator and host Zak Rosen wants to hear from you next. It doesn’t even have to be this deep; another recent episode offered a life-hack on how you should be sorting your silverware when you load the dishwasher. “The Best Advice Show" is a product of Graham Media Group.
This working-from-home tip could change your life
Read full article: This working-from-home tip could change your lifeOne of the newest episodes of “The Best Advice Show” podcast offers a potentially life-changing tip to enhance and reboot your typical work-from-home day. It’s all part of our newest podcast, sharing advice from you -- to the world. Leave your name and your advice, followed by your email address, in case he has any follow-up questions. Listen to it below:“The Best Advice Show” exists as a daily reminder that there are weird, delightful and effective ways to survive and thrive in this world. In every episode of the show, a different contributor offers their own personal take on what they do to make their life better, healthier, saner and more livable.