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Move With Grace is a lovely spot to do yoga (and even have a healthy drink) in Brooklyn NY. They run a  special of two weeks for $45 for unlimited classes...Anyone lucky enough to live close enough to it to take advantage of that offer (given time and basic flexibility though there are many offerings and one can work at their own level which is true of many fitness programs) would be wise to jump right in (or get in shape a little at home, maybe using the Yoga By Candace site and app or her book Namaslay.

When mostly staying put, one can find organizing one's day and even free time challenging. Being alone or only on the phone with someone is not the easiest way to socialize or feel connected.

What a treat to tune into some live or recorded programs with people who are exploring positive ideas, views of reality, ways to improve one's energy, mindset, feelings and sense of control or awareness of options (even if not quite ready to try much of what is described whether focusing or releasing ideas or simple exercises.)

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I enjoyed taking some programs that were offered a few years ago with Maia Conty and others focusing on Women and Economics.Maybe it'a a forum with varying opinions on many economic topics. They have a guide about colleges (indexes of bang for your buck..based on many factors) and which ones have good results for students to find work, places where they actually end up working and so on.

It is a non-profit and well funded, but likely having more members show the funders there is need, interest and value in their research and offering their views.