Writing unlocks right-brained capabilities, making way for unexpected solutions. Feeling a little lonely, depressed, or frustrated? There’s a quick and easy cure—write down your feelings. The practice of journaling dates back to at least 10th century Japan. While daily journaling provides an interesting history for your family or even the world—like Anne Frank’s and Ralph Waldo Emerson’s journals—private writings that no one else ever sees can also provide you with some surprising benefits.   Daily Journaling: Reduces stress—People who journal every day cope much better … [Read more...]

-- With No Debt and Rapid Growth, Melaleuca’s New Facilities Signals Melaleuca's Expectation of a Bright Future -- IDAHO FALLS, Idaho – Dec. 11, 2012 – Melaleuca: The Wellness Company®, a manufacturer of 350 health, household and wellness products, unveiled plans for a new 371,000-square-foot home office. The new facility will house all of Melaleuca's international and domestic operations except for manufacturing and distribution. The new facility is the most recent facility to be added to Melaleuca's 195-acre campus west of Exit 113 on St. John's Road. The new facility will cover 43 acres … [Read more...]

PROVEN. PROTECTED. PATENTED. Effective September 25, 2012. That’s a date for the Melaleuca history books, and a significant milestone for Melaleuca Marketing Executives! September 25, 2012 was the day the U.S. Patent and Trademark office granted patent number 8273393 protecting Oligo® technology. What does the new patent mean to your business? More and more Americans recognize the need for proactive health care. As a result, they are looking for vitamins and supplements that actually perform. The new Oligo patent ensures that you not only get to offer the best nutritional supplements … [Read more...]

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TEMPE, ARIZONA is typical of the American Southwest.The stucco houses of suburban sprawl are uninterrupted (except for the occasional verdant golf course, palm tree, park or hotel), and every day ends with an orangey-purple brush-painted sunset. Only the barren adobe cliffs and the occasional tumbleweed remind you that you’re on the edge of the Sonoran Desert. But if you do enough exploring in this Phoenix suburb, you’ll eventually pass a 2.5-acre structure-less city block lined with row upon row of leafy greens—big, juicy vegetables by the ton. You’ll see kale, artichokes, Swiss chard, … [Read more...]

Amidst the hustle and bustle of shopping, party planning and decorating that ushers in the holiday season, many people’s innermost thoughts turn to three things: family, food and gratitude. FOR CENTURIES, CULTURES AND RELIGIONS ACROSS THE GLOBE have commemorated bountiful harvests and other forms of plenty by setting time aside to express gratitude. The United States traces its Thanksgiving holiday to the pilgrims living in Plymouth, Mass., in 1621. After enduring hardships associated with starting over in a new land, they celebrated the rewards of a rich harvest with help from nearby Native … [Read more...]