The Healthy Home Advances in Ranking on National Best Sellers Lists.  New Book Climbs to No. 2 Spot in the New York Times.http://www.prnewswire.com/news-releases/the-healthy-home-advances-in-ranking-on-national-best-sellers-lists-120360564.html Ranked the No. 9 hardcover advice book in its first week on theNew York Times Best Sellers list,TheHealthy Homesoon climbed to the No. 3 spot and is ranked No. 2 in that category in its third consecutive week on the list. According to theNew York Times, "sales of print titles are statistically weighted to represent all outlets nationwide." Previously No. 85 on theUSA TODAYTop 150 Best Selling Books list,The Healthy Homerose to No. 39 and is now No. 15 among both hardcover and paperback titles.USA TODAYcalculates its rankings based on national sales data, and a printed version of the book list is available on newsstands today. The Healthy Homecontinues to rank high on Amazon.com as well as on thePublishers WeeklyandL.A. Timesbest selling book lists. The authors are proud to donate all their proceeds toChildren's Hunger Fund(CHF), a nonprofit organization distributing food and other vital resources to children from impoverished communities worldwide. For more information aboutThe Healthy Homebook, visitwww.myhealthyhome.com. ABOUT THE AUTHORs DAVE WENTZis chief executive officer of USANA Health Sciences, a state-of-the-art manufacturer of nutritional supplements and health products.  He received a bachelor's degree in bioengineering from theUniversity of California, San Diego.  He lives with his wife, Renee, and his son and newborn daughter, Andrew andSydney, inSalt Lake City, Utah. DR.MYRON WENTZholds a Ph.D. in microbiology with a specialty in immunology from theUniversity of Utah.  He founded Gull Laboratories in 1974 and developed the first commercially available diagnostic test for the Epstein-Barr virus.  Later he founded USANA Health Sciences and Sanoviv Medical Institute.  Honored inJune 2007with theAlbert EinsteinAward for Outstanding Achievement in the Life Sciences, he is the author ofA Mouth Full of PoisonandInvisible Miracles. For more information on USANA Contact us at Merchant Circle.  517 614 1412 or http://shop.usana.com/shop/cart/Landing?distributorId=4191446&language=ENU ...read more

Auto racing and going into business are very similar. The goal is to win, to succeed, and to be better than your competition.  It's taught in racing that there are no perfect runs, just a series of less mistakes than the other guy. It's also taught in entry level autocross and solo racing, where every competitor competes individually by navigating a course made up of cones, and the fastest time wins, that the driver should push his rear view mirror way up and his side view mirrors way in. By doing this, the driver can't see what's going behind him or next to him. In this form of racing, it doesn't matter what you're passing or what's behind you or what cones you missed or knocked over. What really matters is the next turn and what is in front of you. In business it's the same, focus on what is in front of you, the goal, the finish line. If you are looking back to see what you missed then you are not focusing completely on the next turn or the next task in front of you. The time to reflect on your mistakes is after the race, during breaks, or when the business day is done. That is the time to evaluate your mistakes, learn from them then move on to the next race without looking back. Our wishes are for your success. www.lifechangeforlife.com ...read more

OK so you find yourself paying more for everything, the big ones being health care, and insurance, And as all the indicators show, health related costs will continue to grow like weeds. You can change that. Financial health is directly related to physical health more that ever these days. You can lower your costs through healthy living. Being healthy lowers the number of visits to your healthcareprovider and saves you money.   Insurance rates are directly related to health. For example try getting life insurance if you smoke. The rates are up double or more. Being healthy will cost you thousands less over a lifetime. Your insurance rates are now directly related to your financial health. Raise your credit score and lower your insurance premiums. Paying off those credit cards with a steady stream of income will raise your credit score and save you money. Take a look at how we can help you get physically and financially healthy atwww.lifechangeforlife.com. ...read more