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4 days ago | 
heraldchronicle.com | Danny Tyree
Surely I’m not alone in the phenomenon of dutifully paying my credit card bill by the deadline and then, two weeks into the next billing period, abruptly freaking out with self-doubt. Did I pay it or not? According to a Talker Research survey of 2,000 Americans across all generations, people on average spend two hours and 18 minutes each day wrestling with worrisome thoughts.
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4 days ago | 
dcourier.com | Danny Tyree
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5 days ago | 
greenevillesun.com | Danny Tyree
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6 days ago | 
telegraphherald.com | Danny Tyree
Surely I’m not alone in the phenomenon of dutifully paying my credit card bill by the deadline and then, two weeks into the next billing period, abruptly freaking out with self-doubt. Did I pay it or not? According to a Talker Research survey of 2,000 Americans across all generations, people on average spend two hours and 18 minutes each day wrestling with worrisome thoughts.
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1 week ago | 
dcourier.com | Danny Tyree
By DANNY TYREE, Syndicated Columnist I suspect a lot of people are now smacking their foreheads and sputtering, "That's what I should have given up for Lent - listening to experts!"Yes, regardless of what CNN or the New York Times thinks, we all deserve a break from the roving packs of self-proclaimed, self-aggrandizing, utterly indispensable "authorities" on topics such as economics, health, environment, law, Bigfoot's assessment of Kierkegaard, etc.
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1 week ago | 
communitynewspapergroup.com | Danny Tyree
Surely I’m not alone in the phenomenon of dutifully paying my credit card bill by the deadline and then, two weeks into the next billing period, abruptly freaking out with self-doubt. Did I pay it or not? According to a Talker Research survey of 2,000 Americans across all generations, people on average spend two hours and 18 minutes each day wrestling with worrisome thoughts.
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1 week ago | 
ivpressonline.com | Danny Tyree
I suspect a lot of people are now smacking their foreheads and sputtering, “That's what I should have given up for Lent - listening to experts!”Yes, regardless of what CNN or the New York Times thinks, we all deserve a break from the roving packs of self-proclaimed, self-aggrandizing, utterly indispensable “authorities” on topics such as economics, health, environment, law, Bigfoot's assessment of Kierkegaard, etc.
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1 week ago | 
wmicentral.com | Danny Tyree
The world was changed forever on April 4, 1975. (Don’t get a swelled head if that happens to be your date of birth. I’m writing about a business/cultural milestone, not providing PR for any individual’s decades of leaving a carbon footprint. On the other hand, you really are rockin’ it for near-50. Send me the name of your gym.)kAmpAC:= c >2C<D E96 d_E9 2??:G6CD2CJ @7 H96? 49:=59@@5 7C:6?5D q:== v2E6D 2?5 !2F= p==6?
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1 week ago | 
news-journal.com | Danny Tyree
I suspect a lot of people are now smacking their foreheads and sputtering, “That’s what I should have given up for Lent – listening to experts!”Yes, regardless of what CNN or the New York Times thinks, we all deserve a break from the roving packs of self-proclaimed, self-aggrandizing, utterly indispensable “authorities” on topics such as economics, health, environment, law, Bigfoot’s assessment of Kierkegaard, etc.
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1 week ago | 
mississippivalleypublishing.com | Danny Tyree
I suspect a lot of people are now smacking their foreheads and sputtering, “That’s what I should have given up for Lent – listening to experts!”Yes, regardless of what CNN or the New York Times thinks, we all deserve a break from the roving packs of self-proclaimed, self-aggrandizing, utterly indispensable “authorities” on topics such as economics, health, environment, law, Bigfoot’s assessment of Kierkegaard, etc.
