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Submit Release Yonkers, NY Artist & Author Publishes Art Book April 28, 2021 (PRLEAP.COM) Entertainment News Working Small, Thinking Big, a new book by Ruth M. Gilbert, has been released by Dorrance Publishing Co., Inc. Working Small, Thinking Big shares the incredible work that originates from a lifetime as an artist. Ruth M. Gilbert has created images for large-scale outdoor sculpture installations in her Yonkers, NY "Yoho" studio. These images, along with figurative painting, are the backbone of this new book. Her ever-expanding vision emerges from reading, travels, interest in histo...

NATIONAL Lottery funding of more than £13.1m was given to good causes in Bradford in 2019/20, according to figures released to mark the launch of The National Lottery Awards. A total of 195 National Lottery grants were allocated in this period providing crucial support to arts, sports, heritage and community organisations in Bradford. One of the Bradford projects that benefitted from the cash was Invisible Youth, delivered at the School of Rock and Media Studios, which was awarded £10,000. The funding allowed young people to develop a piece of the theatre in a creative way, with the...

Share Think of the people who earn five times as much as you. Are they five times smarter? Do they work five times harder? If the answer is no, then the question “What do they have that I haven’t?” may occur to you. In a book that has sold several million copies, David Schwartz suggests that the main thing separating them from us is that they think five times bigger. We are all, more than we realize, the product of the thinking which surrounds us, and most of this thinking is little, not big. In the course of researching his book Schwartz spoke to many people who had reached the top in...

6 Happiness Books that Mental Health Experts Trust Karla Walsh Replay Video Reading as an act of self-care Just as there is no one definition of happiness, there isn't one type of self-care that works for all people. Landing on a self-care method that works for you takes some experimenting and often plenty of trial and error. (In case you missed it, here's how to build a self-care plan, according to experts.) But one thing we know for sure: Nearly all of us could benefit from more self-care and less stress at the moment. About 19 percent of adults say their mental health is in...