Self-Improvement

The CEO of You, Inc.

By Daniel Dunoo · 9 years ago

The Chief Executive Officer of "You Incorporated"? Sounds like a weird expression but it’s nonetheless a viable and vital concept. It is to see yourself as a company or product (which you certainly are). The ...

The Power of the Pause

By Lenora Billings-Harris · 9 years ago

A letter was sent to Wasif Qureshi, president of the Islamic Center for Greensboro (North Carolina) requesting that Muslims should "be less visible." The writer indicated that his customers were bothered by Muslims being so ...

What Goes Around Comes Around

By Guylaine Dion · 9 years ago

All our thoughts, attitudes and actions are printed and have a result, it's important to choose them carefully. The life rule assumes that everything in the Universe is made of energy and emits a frequency ...

Effect of Brain Injuries

By Ron Schaberg · 9 years ago

One of the most common reasons why families contact us about our air ambulance services is to help someone who had a brain injury. Brain injuries have an almost overwhelming scope and a very common ...

Simple Solutions

By Nan Russell · 9 years ago

On our first morning of vacation, we were pleased to find open tables when we arrived for breakfast at a popular and highly recommended café. With several people actively filling walk-up specialty coffee orders at ...

Be a Better Thinker When You Write Like This

By Leon Edward · 9 years ago

So many things happen around us each day that it's nearly impossible for us to remember them all. Although, our thought process is quite complicated, still it can be fascinating enough. All we need to ...

Enneagram Type 4: Creativity is your hidden treasure

By A B M Rafiqul Hasan Khan · 9 years ago

Do you like to create something different and unique from others? So, people will give lots of compliments for your creative ideas. If the answer is yes, then I am sure you belong to enneagram ...

The Not-Me Syndrome

By Nan Russell · 9 years ago

A common pastime at work, it seems, is pointing out flaws, missteps, and problems – especially the boss's, a coworker's down the hall, or that roadblock person in some other department. Stories of performance and ...

Re-Frame with Humor: A Top Resiliency Tip

By Eileen Mcdargh · 9 years ago

Up until my early 30s, vacations for this Southern-bred woman meant sipping mint juleps in a New Orleans courtyard, lounging poolside at one of Florida's posh resorts, or exploring the historic treasures of Williamsburg. My ...

How to Hypnotize Someone Using Only Your Eyes

By Carl Reese · 9 years ago

Practice Full Command Over Your Own Eye Movements First of all, you will need to make sure you have full command over your own eye movements and ability to maintain eye contact for as long ...

What Is Your Center Of Influence

By Patric Chan · 9 years ago

There are already plenty of books written about belief system, both scientific and motivational. What I would like to do is to share with you how my belief system works. Maybe it works for you ...

Collaboration: Is it a sign of weakness or strength?

By Lenora Billing-Harris · 9 years ago

For the last twelve months I have had the honor of leading a global team – leaders from six different countries. In my personal life, I have been managing by long distance, the affairs of ...

Know When You've Had Enough

By Gemma Bailey · 9 years ago

One of the biggest challenges that can occur with those who drink alcohol is having the will power to stop after just a few drinks, instead of ending up on a "bender" that ultimately results ...

Nationally Recognized Psychotherapist Bill Benson, LMFT, LPCC Questions the Commonly Held Definition of Stress

By Bill Benson · 9 years ago

For years, health care professionals (including many therapists) have advised their patients to live as stress-free as possible. They’ve cautioned: "Stress kills." Recent findings, however, indicate stress is not the lethal culprit we once thought ...