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Counting To 8
I love running. Running long distances strengthens the mind. When I run outside, I’m usually without my iPod. First, it’s much safer and second, I like the quiet. One of the most effective ways to run a long distance is … Continue reading
How Law Can Make You Happy
Law usually makes people unhappy. Every time the phone rings or my phone lights up it’s because someone has a problem. Usually, a large problem. Unhappiness abounds. How can law make you happy?
Posted in A Connecticut Law Blog, Probate
Tagged ct probate, economics and law, estate planning, happiness, law, ryan mckeen, wills
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Running And The Law: Your Left Brain Is Out To Get You
by Ryan McKeen The brain has two hemispheres that are separate and don’t interconnect. The logical left brain does our business activities, trying to steer us into pleasure and away from discomfort. The creative and intuitive right side is an … Continue reading
Posted in A Connecticut Law Blog
Tagged jeff galloway, law, left brain, right brain, running
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Running And The Law: Rest Is Vital
by Ryan McKeen “Stress + Rest = Improvement.” -@jeffgalloway The pattern is constant. Run. Walk. Long run one day. Rest the next. Rest is half the equation. Hard work is the other half. My best runs have come when I’ve … Continue reading
