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 The Hunt   Motivation,Business,Self Improvement They knock only once. At everyone's door. If you're quick enough, you catch 'em. If not, they leave you. Not everyone recognizes them. Many abhor them, thinking they're hard work with no real justification that they're gonna work out for the better for you. I recognized them. Two huge ones. I'm so addicted to hard work, I'm making a fortune for myself. My Twitter league is heavy. Nothing but big shots in my following. My self-empowerment cannot be stopped. Haters learn this, the hard way, by being stopped! They always dress the same: it's gonna take a lot of guts to step out of lane and be the only one, with people looking at you. Some will be staring. Others will shake their head. Some may will even be jeering and laughing at you, and there's nothing you can do about it. So they'll continue. There's no other way to get the best of it, the best of which is promised only to you, when you believ...

 Itchy Male Organ and Summer Sweat: Could it be a Fungal Infection?   Health,Fitness It’s an understandable equation: Summer=heat=sweat=jock itch. Sure, it’s a little more complicated than that, but this simple equation pretty much says it all. With the summer months here and the temperature rising every day, guys are getting hotter and sweatier . And once heat and sweat increase, so does the opportunity for an itchy male organ to make its unwelcome presence known. Now, on the scale of male organ health issues, jock itch is no crisis, being more of an annoyance than anything else. But as annoyances go, it’s pretty darn annoying. So if summer sweat is here, what can a guy do to keep jock itch at bay or under control? First, it helps to know a little about what jock itch is. A fungus Jock itch isn’t just an itch that appears out of nowhere; it’s actually the result of a fungal infection. Like all fungi, jock itch is attracted to places that are dark and moist; sound like any cro...

 4 Ways Diabetes Can Affect Your Eyes   Health Diabetes is a condition that is caused when blood sugar levels within the body becomes too high and can affect people of all ages. There are various side-effects of having diabetes and it is a condition that should be taken seriously and monitored closely. Looking after your eyes when you have diabetes is vital as having the condition can cause eye problems, which if not looked after correctly, can lead to deterioration and potential irreversible eye damage. In this article I will look at 4 ways diabetes can affect the eyes. 1. Diabetic Retinopathy Diabetic retinopathy is probably the most commonly known complication of having diabetes and must be taken seriously as it can lead to blindness. Diabetic retinopathy affects the retina, which is the back of eye. The retina is the part of the eye that converts the light we see into signals which are sent to the brain via the optic nerve, this is then processed by the brain into the imag...