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Rachel Greenberg
Rachel Greenberg has a background in business and finance, and she received her MBA from Duke University in 1999. She writes fun and informative pieces for her website http://www.bargainfamily.com which she created with her husband Lee. The website provides advice and recommendations for families on various products and services for their homes, lives, and businesses.

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How to Avoid Weight Gain While Working at Home

By Rachel Greenberg | Published 11/28/2005 | Health | Unrated
We have all heard the many benefits of working at home - set your own hours, spend more time with your family, avoid the commute, etc. And many people (including myself!) have actually reaped these benefits. But one thing we aren’t told is that for some of us, one unfortunate side effect of being at home all day is weight gain.

Now I know that a lot of the work-at-home crowd is really only at home in an office part of the time. Salespeople are always out on sales calls, and well, if you run a day care center in your home, then you’re probably chasing little ones around all day. Thesework-at-home types are probably immune to the weight gain.

I’m talking about the rest of us. Those of us who are home alone, all day, with nothing but a computer and a bag of cookies to keep us company. How can we fight the urge to indulge? Let’s take a look at the top 5 options:

1. Set a routine and stick to it.

Yes, I know, one of the benefits of working at home is not having the rigid work schedule, but we still need to have some sort of structure. Your routine should only allow for a few minutes of snacking a day, so that you know when and where you will be eating.

2. Don’t keep tempting foods in the house.

This is much easier said than done, especially if you have children. I do not have kids, (but I do have a husband who can eat whatever he wants and never gain weight. Don’t you just hate him?) so I have to watch which foods get put into the pantry. And let’s face it, we could all stand to make some healthier selections. Buy apples instead of chips, or protein bars instead of candy bars. Just one substitute here and there can make a difference.

3. Get moving.

You knew it was coming, and here it is - that dreaded word:

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The Guide to Changing Your Name after Marriage

By Rachel Greenberg | Published 11/28/2005 | Family | Unrated
Whether or not to change your name after marriage is a personal

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Tips for Women as They Adjust to Married Life

By Rachel Greenberg | Published 11/28/2005 | Women's Issues | Unrated
There are basically two types of men out there. Men who like to
 
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