Posts Tagged ‘success’
Wednesday, April 28th, 2010
Many Americans have felt in their conscience a desire to change this country and this world. Sure, we can say we know many good people; we have good friends and family. What we need to ask ourselves is how we can achieve true love to challenge ourselves, our inner core, to expand our love for [...]
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Friday, April 16th, 2010
What is the quality of life, to you? What is your quality of life? We take clean air and water for granted every day. Even the fundamental, vital things that keep our bodies working, are giving us our life quality. Even if you’re in a jail cell, at least if you get in a work [...]
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Monday, March 8th, 2010
The humanities – which includes subjects such as literature, history, and philosophy – is vital to our self-understanding. The cultural education provided by the fields of literature and history enables us to reflect on our past and live fully in the present, providing us with the insight to judge between good and bad and preparing [...]
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Wednesday, January 27th, 2010
In life most people have goals, things they would like to accomplish or see made real. During the process of realizing these goals, people have to face reality. They have to face all the variables and unexpected turns that life gives, ideally, overcoming all obstacles accomplishing their aim. So what does confidence or faith have [...]
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Friday, January 8th, 2010
Richard Wiseman, professor of psychology at the University of Hertfordshire, tracked 5,000 people who made goals and New Year’s Resolutions. 9 out of 10 failed to meet their goals! Are you one of them? To make success more likely:
Break your resolution into a series of small steps; tell your family and friends about your resolution, [...]
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