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How can we help family members with eating disorders, this and more in this episode of Uplift Start The Week with Dr Marcy Forta. Read Marcy's article printed in our 8th issue which focused on self-image: https://theupliftmagazine.com/towards-a-healthier-self Dr. Marcy Forta works in eating disorder education, awareness, and prevention, focusing specifically on risk factors and prevention within the Jewish Orthodox Adolescent Community. She is the founder and creator of Atzmi, a non-profit which works to support the mental health of Jewish girls through programs created to improve their self-compassion and body acceptance.

Feeling like there is to much clutter in your home? Life? In this episode we interview Rebeka from Baleganbegone who can helo you do just that.  Rebekah holds a degree in fashion design from Parsons School of Design, and for many years worked as a graphic designer. Rebekah’s passion for the environment and helping people improve their lives drove her to change careers and create Balagan Be Gone. Rebekah’s straightforward approach to managing “stuff” and her no-nonsense ability to get to the heart of what is important combines with her people skills to help people get control of their lives through organization. By helping her clients streamline everything from clothing to papers to books and household goods, they have found that they get the most out of their possessions and stress less about managing it all. Her experience in moving her own household several times, in combination with her organization planning and doing has led her to specialize in working with clients who are facing a move, whether upsizing or downsizing. She has found that her skills extend to helping others with time management, as well.  She is the author of Organized Jewish Life and the podcast host of Journey to Organization, her monthly membership with the same name helps people declutter virtually in real time! SOCIAL MEDIA LINKS Facebook - https://www.facebook.com/BalaganBeGone Facebook Group - https://www.facebook.com/groups/591632997706988 Instagram -  https://www.instagram.com/balaganbegone/?hl=en TikTok - https://www.tiktok.com/@rebekahsaltzman LinkedIn https://www.linkedin.com/in/rebekahsaltzman Youtube https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCe7GnM6sHEyi42DM8DhVT4A https://youtube.com/@balaganbegone Pinterest https://www.pinterest.com/rebekahsaltzman/ POWER HOURS Coupon Code:  CHANI22 Power hours are online virtual decluttering sessions. You can use the sessions to: Declutter Do home chores (like get laundry put away and dishes done) Do admin tasks for work or personal like (Filing, scheduling appointments, managing your to do list) Anything else you need to get done but aren't sure exactly how to manage About the sessions: They are virtual over Zoom They are three hours long - stay for as little or as long as you want They are group sessions You can leave your camera on or off You can send me pictures of your space in advance to maximize our time on the call and make a pre game plan They really work - at the end of the session you get stuff done! We set a goal together and then you get regular check-in times to assess where you are in the project plan. Power hours membership - more info here

The word recession has become one of the most used words in the English language.   It is funny that the luxury market is growing twofold, while the recession is being felt so strongly.  If you read LinkedIn News you will have seen two contradictory-sounding posts in their feed that were put up on the same day. One by Aaron Toumazou, in which he states that LVMH a luxury conglomerate, has declared that their profits are on course to increase by 21% in the year 2021. The second article by Hugo Arévalo Álvarez-Arenasus Pratap Singh, states that the Bank of England has forecasted the most prolonged recession since records began.  I am not an economist, so I can't explain these two seemingly opposite forecasts, but I have been wondering if people have been shopping with intent because of the recession. Are we making decisions based on quality that would last longer and not buying throw-out merchandise?  In The UPLIFT youtube series of shows we produce from our various interviews, we have started a new Show called. Bubby Shmooze (Grandmothers Chat), where Aliza Marton, our Art editor and I get together to discuss the issues of the week while sharing tips on saving money and relevant news and views. We also share some recipes that go a long way towards helping save money in the home.