Recommended Reading: On False Values

I've just run into an extremely interesting post on the false values and tactics today's musicians and magazines are promoting in what women's behavior and their relationships should be. The post depicts the very trendy belief that we are free to go for everything we might want, regardless of who else we harm. Go take a peak and tell us what you think!

Eating Disorders, Again

As you all know, this is actually a topic I keep my eyes on. Mostly because I've come across people facing such issues and because it is a problem most people (those who suffer from it and their families) tend to ignore in some parts of the world. Romania is such an example, with no extensive studies being performed and with parents still seeing such disorders as a way to get more attention.

I've accidentally come across and article on the Change Therapy blog. featuring the results of a research performed on teenagers with bulimia. The results show that parents play a key role in their children's getting better. Read the article to find out more on the research and for additional information on such disorders.

Who Are the Women Who Rule the World?

Feel like getting to know powerful women in the world? Then Forbes has the right answer for you. A list of the most powerful women in the world. I've only got to see the first 30, but it all seems quite interesting. Enjoy reading.

Recommended Reading: "Men are very bad for women really"

BBC News published a very interesting article on reasons why women moving in with their partner gain weight. It was recommended by a friend and turned out to be a quite useful read. Therefore I am sharing it with you.

Among the most important reasons couples leaving (especially the women forming them) together gain weight are:

• the new found habit of eating male size portions
• more often meals at the restaurant
• replacing fruits and veggies with treats and more complicated dishes
• skipping the daily workout to spend more time with the significant other
• sharing the house chores
• going on the pill
• multiple pregnancies

As obesity expert Dr Haslam concludes, men are actually very bad for women :D. I believe it is more about self discipline and setting the correct priorities. Going to the gym together can be a perfect mix of time spent together and work outs.

Recommended Reading: Top Ten Tips for Men Leading Women

The brain differences between men and women, meaning their different ways of thinking and approaching certain topics or situations, are subject to a lot of research being made and the findings are usually aimed at making you rethink your strategy. I do recommend this article giving advice to male leader to help them better manage the women in their team. It will give you a whole new perspective.

To be honest, I recommend keeping a close eye on Dr Ellen Webber's blog entires. From the few posts I've read, having a BrainBased activity can really help you create and maintain a focused and prosperous business.

Recommended Reading: Powerful Women

The online edition of Channel Web includes this interesting article on Powerful Women of the Channel. Stop by to red about some very powerful business women and their accomplishments.

Recommended Reading: The Women and The Men of SEO

I am launching a new GBC category today: Recommended Reading. I will use this new label to point out reading that I find interesting and consider to be somehow connected to the topic and target of this blog.

Today, the recommendation is for a very interesting post written by Mihaela Lica on SEO, its women and its men. You will find subtle differences in working habits of men and women, no prejudice or misconceptions whatsoever. Enjoy your read!