Advice

How You Can Be Forgiven For All Your "Sins"

By Tony Mase · 19 years ago

Are you a "sinner"? According to Wikipedia, the free online encyclopedia... "Sin has been a term most usually used in a religious context, and today describes any lack of conformity to the will of God; ...

Goals, Be Open To Possibility

By John Halderman · 19 years ago

As you are aware, there are two sides to everything; good and bad, positive and negative, yin and yang, action and inaction, force and allow, rigid and flexible. In all of life there is a ...

Learn Something New and Boost Your Self-Confidence

By Vivian Banta · 19 years ago

We’ve all been told that one should never stop learning, but so many times this concept is placed in the framework of fear. “Keep acquiring skills so you’ll remain marketable” is a frequent refrain for ...

Tell Me Something, Just Where Are You At In Life Or Your Career?

By Stan Lewis · 19 years ago

There are so many lost people in the world who do not really know where they are in life. There is no mentor, Christian life coach, leadership coach or anyone else to guide them. Of ...

5 Practical Ways to Make the Most of Your Day Dreams

By Karin Syren · 19 years ago

Live more powerfully & more significantly – the journey begins today! PURPOSE is what you’re created for. MISSION is what you’re meant to do about it. VISIONS are the evidence, and GOALS are the means ...

The Tragedy of Life

By Gobala Krishnan · 19 years ago

To quote Albert Schweitzer- "The tragedy of life is what dies inside a man while he lives". I think he hit this one right on the spot, right where it hurts. How many people really ...

The Cure to Loneliness: Finding a Guru

By Alanna Kaivalya · 19 years ago

Many people ask me if I can recommend where they should study yoga on their travels to the birthplace of this ancient Indian philosophy. I humbly admit to them that I have never been to ...

Money and Success - 8 Traits of Extremely Wealthy People

By Tania French · 19 years ago

Have you ever wondered why some people are magnets for wealth and most others just flounder by the wayside? I bet you want to know the secret traits these wealthy people possess. But first, let’s ...

Is it the Right Thing or the Wrong Thing to Do?

By Tony Mase · 19 years ago

Defined by Wikipedia, the free online encyclopedia, as "the branch of axiology – one of the four major branches of philosophy, alongside metaphysics, epistemology, and logic – which attempts to understand the nature of morality; ...

Paradigms are Containers for Change

By Jeanie Marshall · 19 years ago

Paradigms are ubiquitous. They show up in conversations, books, bedrooms, films, families, restaurants, professions, games, sports, industries, and social systems of all types. Paradigms fall within paradigms, overlap other paradigms, and bump into still others. ...

How to Change Your Subconscious Tales

By Evelyn Cole · 19 years ago

. . . so people won't laugh at you for lying. "What do you mean, lying?" I hear you ask. I'm talking about body language--the subconscious story you tell people. You tell with your body ...

What You Focus Your Attention on Is What You Get!

By Laura Howard · 19 years ago

Cheryl Richardson, a favorite author and fellow coach, has written a new book called "Stand Up for Your Life". In this book she talks about how our society tends to "bond over stress instead of ...

8 Strategies For Coping When Your Partner Is Depressed

By Sara Dryburgh · 19 years ago

DON’T COLLUDE WITH THEM. You want to be sympathetic but that doesn’t mean accepting their depressed world view. For instance if they just can’t face getting up in the morning, don’t accept that, insist that ...

What Was Albert Einstein Thinking?

By Vickie Milazzo Rn, Msn, Jd · 19 years ago

Albert Einstein once said, “You can’t solve a problem with the same mind that created it.” To solve a problem you’ve obviously helped to create, you need to start with a new and fresh mind. ...

The Man Who Walked On Water

By Donovan Baldwin · 19 years ago

Nope! Not who you think it is. However, I was there, and I saw it happen. So did several other people. At the time, I just put it down as a highly unusual occurance, and ...

How to Maintain Your Business and Your Romantic Relationship without Losing Either

By Donna Gunter · 19 years ago

I'll be the first to admit I'm the "Donna-come-lately" in this game of simultaneously managing a business and a romantic relationship. When I was married the first time around at age 26, I worked in ...

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