John Zakour is a journalist for Finger Lakes Times, focusing on local news and community stories in Seneca, Ontario, Wayne, and Yates counties in the United States. Known for his "Positive Vibes" column, John brings a positive and uplifting perspective to various topics, including time management, holiday season, resilience, and more.
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Last week I decided to enhance my happiness coaching by taking another happiness class. While taking the class I learned of the work of Amy Cuddy.
They say fortune favors the bold, which I take to mean that sometimes in life, to make things happen you must take a chance or two.
OK, I know my mission here is to write nice, upbeat positive pieces. I'm not here to save the world, and I try not to preach my views.
It’s been almost a year now since my family lost my mother’s last two sisters, Barb and Shirley. I thought it would be fitting to pay tribute to them and
For this week I thought I'd retract a couple statements from my last column. I wrote about ancestors lost and how they live on in our memories and our actions.
Lately, a lot of people have asked me, “Are you worried about … ” You can finish that with: the next election, the state of the current wars, the cost of eggs.
As I write this, I’m sitting watching the New York Mets get clobbered by the Los Angeles Dodgers in the National League Championship Series. By the time you read this
I can't help but notice that a lot of people are tense about the upcoming election on Nov. 5.
For Halloween I decided to write about a very non-scary topic: sleep. Well, hopefully sleep isn’t scary. One thing for sure, though, is that the proper amount of good sleep
Well, it's that annoying time of the year again. We have to fall back and change our clocks so we all got an hour's more sleep.
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