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April 21, 2013 | Posted in Reflection/Real Stories & Personalities, Personal Development/Self-Help | 2 Comment(s) |
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 I am seldom considered, though I do more to influence everything about you than virtually any one thing in your life. I often control the time you get up in the morning, the time you go to sleep, what you eat and drink and the very thought that runs through your head. I can make you either happy or sad, loving or hateful, cheerful or remorseful, congenial or spiteful and in doing so, control the very capacity that you have for success.
Read the rest of this entry » Tags: reflection, personal development January 02, 2013 | Posted in Personal Development/Self-Help | 2 Comment(s) |
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 Today is a wonderful time to take stock and reflect on the year gone by, the triumphs you achieved, the time you shared with family and friends, the good choices you made in business. But in order to grow and develop both personally and professionally, you also have to look back at and acknowledge the things that challenged you, the things that did not go so well. Read the rest of this entry » Tags: personal development December 10, 2012 | Posted in Reflection/Real Stories & Personalities, Personal Development/Self-Help | 51 Comment(s) |
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Eight gifts you can offer anytime without costing you a cent
 Christmas and the New Year, or even someone's birthday, might be round the corner. At such times, we think about giving gifts - what to buy, where to buy, how much to pay for a gift, etc. But did you know - there are gifts we can give anyone and everyone that do not cost us money? Read the rest of this entry » Tags: personal development November 10, 2012 | Posted in Reflection/Real Stories & Personalities, Personal Development/Self-Help | 6 Comment(s) |
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by Steve Goodier
 If you've ever struggled making the right decision, you may appreciate this story. Read the rest of this entry » Tags: personal development April 26, 2012 | Posted in Parenting/Child Development, Personal Development/Self-Help | 89 Comment(s) |
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"Subtly educational and consistently entertaining, the story will captivate its target audience of two- to six-year olds from start to finish."
Playful, smart, and filled with positive role models, Annie's Lost Hat by child development expert Dr. Korrel Kanoy is an engaging, brightly illustrated picture book for pre- and beginning readers.
Read the rest of this entry » Tags: child development, book, personal development April 18, 2012 | Posted in Personal Development/Self-Help | 54 Comment(s) |
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 You may be facing a type of disappointment, frustration, loss, or general sadness. It is in these times you can immediately begin to search for the counterbalancing positive to it. This is a flawless universal law: An opposite condition must emerge to offset the initial condition.
Photo credit: epSos.de Read the rest of this entry » Tags: personal development January 14, 2012 | Posted in Parenting/Child Development, Personal Development/Self-Help | 60 Comment(s) |
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Not long ago "bringing home the bacon" was the father's role, but now working mothers are bringing home the bacon, too. Today, 50% of the mothers in our country (with children living at home) are working full time and most experience the stress of trying to balance it all especially when it comes to parenting. Sound familiar?
Although working mothers bring home some of the bacon (and if you are a single mother all of the bacon), it hasn't changed the fact that most working mothers are literally cooking the bacon, too.
Read the rest of this entry » Tags: parenting, personal development December 30, 2011 | Posted in Personal Development/Self-Help | 27 Comment(s) |
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 Millions of Americans live their life off balance, lurching from one event to the next, but it may not be as bad as it seems. According to a study by the Families and Work Institute, a third of U.S. employees are chronically overworked and about half have been overworked at some point in the past month. Couple that statistic with the ever increasing number of Americans who are out of work, and it becomes clear that more and more of us are unmistakably off-kilter and out of sorts.
Juggling all aspects of life has always been a balancing act, but author and speaker Dan Thurmon believes that an off-balance life should not be fixed, but rather, embraced.
Photo credit: Renjith Krishnan (http://www.freedigitalphotos.net/images/view_photog.php?photogid=721)
Read the rest of this entry » Tags: personal development December 28, 2011 | Posted in Personal Development/Self-Help | 134 Comment(s) |
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Ask any successful person what was it that enabled them to reach goals that to the ordinary person appeared beyond comprehension, they will tell you they took action. If you do not take action on a goal or a dream it will eventually die.
Being decisive and taking action fortunately is a skill that can be learned. Successful people do the opposite to unsuccessful people in as much as they make decisions quickly and change them slowly, if at all, unsuccessful people make decisions slowly and change them quickly. Read the rest of this entry » Tags: personal development December 27, 2011 | Posted in Personal Development/Self-Help | 7 Comment(s) |
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 The approach of the New Year is for many of us a reason for a resolution to change something in our lives. If you look in a women’s or health magazine, or in the adverts in the media or on the web, there are resolutions everywhere: improve your image, lose weight, improve your diet, stop smoking, go to the gym, start a new hobby, learn a new language, etc.
But if we want to keep our resolutions, we need to make them smartly. Read the rest of this entry » Tags: personal development
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