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Chinese astrological calendars – get yours today!

30 September 2008 Book Reviews

Hey everyone,
It’s been a funny beginning of the Autumn season and I’m doing my best to adapt to the shifting energy.  Good things are coming to Deepest Health soon, particularly if you’re a student or relatively new to Chinese medicine (you know, like me) but for now I just have a quick suggestion.
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I’m an Acupuncturist, Not a Business Person

23 August 2008 Blogging

This is the first in a series of three by Natural Medicine Business Success contributor, Bonnie Koenig, writer at the Acupuncture Marketing Blog, among other sites.  You can view her short biography by clicking here.
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The business of being an acupuncturist is very different from practicing acupuncture.   This is often the reason that those students who [...]

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Simple solution to a complicated study problem

29 July 2008 Student Life

In the post I wrote recently about transitioning to a more self-motivated form of studying, I presented a fairly complicated problem.  When you leave the comfy confines of rigorous acaemic life, it becomes difficult to keep focused on scholarly achievement.  Okay, that sounds simple.  Really, it isn’t.  It’s complicated by a whole host of life [...]

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A fun and effective way for you to start earning money blogging

22 July 2008 Blogging

As I discussed in my earlier post, I believe that healthcare providers should start blogging in bigger numbers.  But, really, I think everyone should start providing high quality, easily accessible content via blogs, regardless of profession.  It does take time, it’s true, and no small amount of bravery (putting yourself out there can be scary) [...]

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How to make the transition from forced study to self-motivated study

16 July 2008 Cultivation

Now that I am in my fourth year of schooling in Classical Chinese Medicine, the “academic” pressures lessen in a number of ways.  We have a few classes outside of clinic, but they are not academically rigorous in the way that Acupuncture points and Herbal formulas classes were.  Our focus now is clinic and our [...]

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