Self-Improvement

Conversational Hypnosis, Discover The Power Today

By Shane Wilson · 18 years ago

We all carry that stereotype of someone swinging a watch on a chain in front of a person's eyes when we think about hypnotism. Although there are plenty who still use this method, there are ...

Does Stress Play a Part in MS Relapses?

By Rob Parker · 18 years ago

When you or someone that you care about is diagnosed with multiple sclerosis, it is natural to want to do some research in several areas concerning the disease. Among the most important categories are the ...

Celtic Symbolism

By Michelle Normand · 18 years ago

There is an undeniable aura that surrounds Celtic designs and Druid traditions. Although I have strong family ties to both Ireland and Scotland, you don’t need a Celtic heritage to be enticed by the culture. ...

The Meaning of Color

By Michelle Normand · 18 years ago

Feeling blue. Seeing red. A silver lining. All of these phrases came about because of the meanings that can be attributed to colors. Maybe you’ve always wondered why certain colors appeal to you or often ...

Recession Proof Your Heart

By Kirk Laman, D.o. · 18 years ago

Kirk Laman, D.O. Assistant Professor of Medicine Michigan State University-College of Osteopathic Medicine Are you experiencing the effects of the recession? If you haven't noticed it has been in the news everywhere. A recession is ...

Are you a Transactional or Transformational Leader

By Daiv Russell · 18 years ago

Reward as well as reprimand serve as the fundamental motivators of human behavior. These perceptions are shown clearly within Maslows hierarchy of needs. Human social organizations run most successfully once a clear leadership chain of ...

How many realities we live in?

By Katarzyna Golaszewska · 18 years ago

There is no one objective reality. Everyone lives in a little bit different reality. There are mostly the same laws of physics, but not the same feelings, not the same interesting objects or important aspects. ...

Creating Value Out of Every Circumstance

By Rich Vosler · 18 years ago

I read a great quote recently by Hermann Hesse, a 20th century novelist and Poet. Here's what he said: "I have always believed, and I still believe, that whatever good or bad fortune may come ...

Ask the Right Question to Achieve Your Goals

By Dr. Doug Fullington · 18 years ago

There is a word that can dramatically change your life. Everyone knows the word. Every one uses the word several times a day. It is a short word that packs a punch. Properly utilized, it ...

Happiness, Depression and Middle Age

By David Mcevoy · 18 years ago

Are we more likely to become depressed and unhappy when we hit middle age? Unfortunately, there is no easy answer to this question. First of all, we would have to define middle age and take ...

Stress Comes In Many Forms

By Colin Cherry · 18 years ago

In today's busy world everyone will experience stress at some point in their life. It cannot be avoided. Stress can be a good thing. It prompts our body to release chemicals into our bloodstream to ...

How to Hold The World in the Palm of Your Hand

By Missy Deskins · 18 years ago

I am going to explain to you the secret to getting everything you want. It's quite simple really. I promise it's easier than you probably think. All it takes is for you to remember one ...

Reconnecting to Our Roots

By Bnei Baruch · 18 years ago

Kabbalah explains that all people are predestined to attain their spiritual root, the point of their souls’ origin. In this point, one feels connected with all other people and with the general, benevolent force of ...

Leadeship In Three Simple Steps

By Todd Dewett, Phd · 18 years ago

Leadership is about supporting and building employee morale and productivity. Ultimately, these explain organizational success. Each year we see hundreds of new leadership-related books and thousands of leadership-related articles. But how much of what is ...