Wellbeing & Lifestyle

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Four veterinarians share stories of facing big change in their lives: divorce, death, illness, work stress. Find out how they braced themselves against harsh conditions in their personal lives.

These factors indicate that someone possesses strong emotional intelligence — the ability to balance the emotional and rational parts of the brain. Do you have emotional intelligence?

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If you can answer affirmatively to all 10 questions, you just might be perfect. If not, we have some reading suggestions that can help you make some valuable tweaks to your life and your veterinary clinic.

Laid back beach towns, mountain retreats and mid-sized cities are calling your name next year, according to Airbnb predicted travel trends. Here we run through the most popular cities, trending destinations and popular experiences for 2018.

We all know that it's important to incorporate some exercise into your daily routine. Here are five ways to incorporate exercise into your work day.

The demands of the holiday season might leave you feeling overly stressed and unable to enjoy the festivities. Use these seven tips to make sure the next few weeks are merry and bright.

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Fetch dvm360 conference educator Dr. Jonathan Bloom shares his 3 F philosophy that helps him enjoy life to the fullestboth at home and in his veterinary practice.

New research has found that people who are considered “materialistic” tend to use Facebook much more frequently than people who are less interested in possessions.

Fear of taking risks holds many of us back from true success. Learning how to analyze and better understand those risks, however, is the first step in alleviating related fears. Here are some questions to ask yourself when you’re considering taking a leap of faith.

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Poignant, anonymous secrets from the Veterinary Confessionals Project show that even smart doctors of veterinary medicine find themselves suffering impostor syndrome. Peek at their secrets and, if this is you too, discover some resources that might help.