How do you reprogram your brain and break the addiction to lack and a feeling of failure?

This fantastic video encourages a mindset that can help you reach potential and create a future of abundance and generosity.

Discover more about the “Stripper Index” and why the worlds oldest profession may be a bellwether industry.

Adult entertainers note that visits to strip clubs are discretionary spending and one of the first expenses to get cut when budgets tighten. In recessions people are dedicating more of their earns to things they need like food, fuel, and housing.

Adult entertainers maybe be the first to spot a market correction. Plus, they meet people they can’t mention and hear things they can’t talk about. They have clients in high places.

From Chit Chat Coffee’s Cinnamon Toast Crunch Latte to Kaz the Soba Place’s Authentic Flavors.

Sawtelle is a bustling neighborhood neatly tucked between the academic hub of UCLA in Westwood and the famed sandy beaches of Santa Monica. Here you can find restaurants and cafes ranging from the latest social media fads to decades old generational haunts. As a west LA resident, here are my top five hidden gems in Sawtelle, CA.

5. Chit Chat Coffee

Most locals in the area will probably insist on getting their caffeine fix from 10 speed or one of the Starbucks on Santa Monica Blvd, but Chit Chat has them beat both in atmosphere and selection. For drinks, you can’t go wrong with their specialty Cinnamon Toast Crunch Latte, combining a traditional Latte with the sweet tooth inducing cinnamon sugar of a childhood favorite. For food, their pastries are to die for but their breakfast burritos are sneakily one of the tastiest options in the area and surprisingly affordable.

4. Melo Melo

On the corner of La Grange and Sawtelle blvd is a hotpot restaurant, but right next door is an adorable bakery featuring some tasty and (personally) underappreciated coconut treats. At Melo Melo, you can find a wide spread of tasty desserts ranging from Nutella matcha to coconut vanilla, there is something for everyone. 

3. Nijiya Supermarket

Technically this is not a restaurant, but to me it is a great hidden gem for a quick bite on the move. While your friends are waiting for 45 minutes to get a table at Hide, you can sneak down to Nijiya and sample some of the best quality sushi in Sawtelle with virtually 0 lines. They have a complete cold prepared food section with all kinds of sushi, as well as a full aisle of difficult to procure japanese snacks. It’s a unique experience without the hassle of waiting- check it out!

2. Lady M Bakery

We covered sweets once in this list already, but Lady M has a special place in my heart. This is a NY based bakery and their west coast spot in Sawtelle doesn’t miss a beat- they have some really amazing cakes. They have more classic selections such as dark chocolate cake with mousse shavings, however my go to is their green tea mille cake. 

1. Kaz the Soba Place

Tucked between two of the busiest spots on the boulevard is this unassuming soba shop. If you are sick of eating the same heavy and salty ramen/udon, definitely check this place out. Their soba noodles are made in house giving it an authentic Japanese flair, and their broths are incredibly satisfying. Not to mention their tempura is to die for- the jumbo shrimp are as big as my forearm!

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Are aesthetic fillers linked to a higher risk of cancer?

Dermal fillers now have been implicated in causing cancer. I review what the data is, the lymph flow blockage and what you should do now if you have facial filler in your face. Dermal fillers are very popular globally although all natural solutions are gaining traction and all natural or mostly natural biostimulators are most popular for 2024 and beyond.

Patients also much chose between face lifts and fillers due to fillers causing changes to tissue, which once altered can’t support surgery.

Don’t chase aging with fillers. It should be done sparingly.

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Entering its third year, the council’s mission is to broaden soccer participation by enhancing diversity in youth soccer through community partnerships

Source: Stack Sports

PLANO, Texas, (SEND2PRESS NEWSWIRE) — The GOALS Council, a strategic advisory body formed by Stack Sports and influential youth soccer leaders in 2021, has announced the appointment of three new members: Martin Fox, Program Manager for the Aspen Institute’s Sports & Society Program, Chris Solomons, National Director, Community Engagement and Business Development at AYSO, and Dr. Jené Baclawski, Senior Coach Educator at U.S. Soccer.

Entering its third year, the council’s mission is to broaden soccer participation by enhancing diversity in youth soccer through community partnerships. The council meets quarterly to focus on strategies to boost youth sports engagement by expanding access to soccer and free play opportunities for children across the United States.

“As a mission-driven sports technology company, we aim to expand youth sports participation. The GOALS Council represents one of our commitments to increasing access to play opportunities,” stated Jeff Young, CEO of Stack Sports. “Our goal with initiatives like this is simply to spark conversations and help organizations grow the game of soccer and youth sports as a whole.”

According to The U.S. Department of Health and Human Services, which set a goal of 63.3% of students playing by 2030, playing sports can improve economic, social, and academic outcomes for children and adolescents in addition to the health benefits. The GOALS Council’s three new members hold extensive insight into the youth soccer landscape in the United States. They will assist in conversation on how to address the challenges of creating models of equitable access to play for all children.

“The GOALS Council embodies growth, organization, advancement, and learning in soccer, aligning with Stack Sports’ mission to make meaningful investments in the sport,” said Andrew R. Hiatt, Vice President of Growth and Market Strategy at Stack Sports and former US Youth Soccer Chief Operating Officer. “We are enthusiastic about adding these esteemed members to The GOALS Council, recognizing their passion and commitment to youth soccer. Stack Sports is proud to continue supporting the council in identifying primary initiatives and areas of growth for 2024.”

The third annual GOALS Council Summit is scheduled to take place at the United Soccer Coaches Convention in Anaheim, California, on Wednesday, Jan. 10, 2024. Subsequent meetings are planned quarterly throughout the year.

For more information about the GOALS Council, please visit their website: https://stacksports.com/goals-council