Sarah Hiner

Sarah, former president and CEO of Bottom Line Inc., is passionate about giving people the tools and knowledge they need to control their lives in areas such as women’s health, the challenges of the healthcare system, commonsense financial advice and family life. Sarah is the author of the 21 day “Chemistry of Happiness” program available on Soaak.com that teaches people to connect their minds, their emotions and their bodies in order to achieve greater happiness everyday.

What are you going to do about it?
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What are you going to do about it?

Sarah Hiner | August 26, 2021

A lot of people across the globe and on both sides of the aisle are very upset about America’s poorly…

How to Keep A Loved One Safe When They’re in the Hospital
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How to Keep A Loved One Safe When They’re in the Hospital

Sarah Hiner | August 19, 2021

Here we go again… the phone rings, and an elderly relative has fallen and is being taken by ambulance to…

The Inspiring Story of My Friend Melissa
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The Inspiring Story of My Friend Melissa

Sarah Hiner | August 12, 2021

I’d like to introduce you to my friend, “Melissa,” (yes, I have changed names here) one of the most powerful,…

Have We Forgotten How to Laugh?
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Have We Forgotten How to Laugh?

Sarah Hiner | August 5, 2021

“Laughter is the best medicine.”  Do you know who said it? Me neither. There have been so many who have…

Celebrate You
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Celebrate You

Sarah Hiner | July 29, 2021

Tomorrow is my daughter’s birthday and it’s the first time in several years that we won’t be able to celebrate…

Don’t Be Afraid of COVID-19 Variants—Just Follow the Fundamentals of Health
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Don’t Be Afraid of COVID-19 Variants—Just Follow the Fundamentals of Health

Sarah Hiner | July 22, 2021

We have been taken on a very real and serious roller-coaster ride of health both physically and emotionally for the…

Don’t Be Afraid to Give Honest Feedback
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Don’t Be Afraid to Give Honest Feedback

Sarah Hiner | July 15, 2021

We have become so afraid of hurting someone’s feelings, that we have lost the ability to provide honest feedback.  Sadly…

Make New Friends But Keep the Old
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Make New Friends But Keep the Old

Sarah Hiner | July 8, 2021

I made a new friend this week. Well kinda.  While out walking Meeker, our dog, I met a couple walking…

Lessons From the Road
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Lessons From the Road

Sarah Hiner | July 1, 2021

A little planning and a little spontaneity can bring even more joy to your road trip adventures. Lessons from our recent adventure.

Hostile Work Environments
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Hostile Work Environments

Sarah Hiner | June 24, 2021

The world is reopening. It’s up to you to embrace and enjoy it, or risk perpetuating the fear, paranoia and misery of the past year. I choose enjoy!

Live and Let Live
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Live and Let Live

Sarah Hiner | June 17, 2021

In the name of tolerance and inclusion we have become a society of division and intolerance. We should all simply be people. Fascinating, unique, complicated, incredible people.

Please Don’t Pass The Baby
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Please Don’t Pass The Baby

Sarah Hiner | June 10, 2021

Holding and cooing at a baby is a two way communication… while you may think the infant is adorable they may feel differently. Give them their space.

The Infectious Nature of Joy
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The Infectious Nature of Joy

Sarah Hiner | June 3, 2021

On any day, in any situation we can choose to focus on the challenges of life, or the joy. With the choice of joy, we can heal the world.

The Key To Doing The Things You Want To Do
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The Key To Doing The Things You Want To Do

Sarah Hiner | May 27, 2021

I’m too busy…too tired…it’s too hard. Do these sound familiar? What are you missing out on by letting hidden excuses control your life?

LOOK YOUNG WITHOUT PLASTIC SURGERY OR DRESSING LIKE A TEEN
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LOOK YOUNG WITHOUT PLASTIC SURGERY OR DRESSING LIKE A TEEN

Sarah Hiner | May 20, 2021

8 Steps to looking and feeling younger. It starts on the inside and ends on the outside.