22 December, 2011
Don't Pull Up The Seeds When You've Just Sown ThemWhy is it that 95% of people who set themselves goals fail to
reach them? In one word: impatience.
The most important and difficult stage of goal-building is the
immediate stage after you set your goals. In the first stage,
there's a brief blip of euphoria. But this soon passes and then
you hit the arid plateau of learning. It's in this phase that
most people lose their way and give up.
But this is the phase when you have to hang in there despite
appearances. Otherwise, it's like digging up the ...
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Category: Self Improvement
21 December, 2011
Money or Happiness: Midcareer Changers Find BothEvan Carmichael, master of small business motivation and strategies, warns about "The Cage"--a stable, well-paying job that lacks many of the characteristics that translates into a happy professional. If you're suffering from a lack of fulfillment, feel as though you're not being challenged, or that you're sorely undervalued, you just might be a candidate for a job change. But breaking out of the cage requires a delicate combination of audacity and strategy. Simply jumping ship could end in ...
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Category: Careers
20 December, 2011
London builders: bathroom installation. Part one.Proceeding to the refurbishment of our home, we want to make its every part as comfortable and fine as possible. At that, we want to take into account the functionality of each room. Living room is aimed for relaxing together or receiving guests; bedroom - for calm resting, nursery is for comfortable playing and studying. Furniture, wall, ceiling, floor coverage, various accessories - these are the necessary details for our rooms that give them specific features. And, what about bathroom? Where ...
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Category: Home Improvement
19 December, 2011
Reasons to Warm Up Before Playing GolfWarming up before a game of golf is important especially if you are new to a course and want to play your best. Most people warm up at the driving range or warm-up area provided by the golf course. If you are tempted to skip the warm-up session and begin playing, you not do as well as you want to because muscles need time to stretch irregular use. Since you probably don't golf everyday, you will be using muscles that are seldom used otherwise, so warming up is important for your body and your ...
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Category: Sports and Fitness
18 December, 2011
5 Easy Steps to Make Your Website Visitors BuyIn his book "Practical Thinking", Dr. Edward de Bono talks about the basic thinking processes, how one understands, and the ways to be right or wrong in thinking. He said that the main purpose of thinking is not just to accumulate knowledge but to get enough knowledge in order to act on something. He also said that, in practice, the validity of an idea does not have any bearing in being right in thinking, for being right is a feeling, a belief that one is right during the time of thinking.
To ...
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Category: Shopping
17 December, 2011
How to Find HappinessWith the Christmas season recently past, most of us are left with a hollow feeling where the warm glow of the season used to be. Why? Because the temporary bliss that Christmas provides isn't the answer to how to find happiness. Using Christmas to find happiness when you don't have it is like putting a band-aid on a gushing artery-it might work for a moment, but it's not a long term solution. Real happiness can't be wrapped up with a bow, and the more quickly you realize that the sooner you ...
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Category: Self Improvement
16 December, 2011
Top 5 Happiness ExercisesHappiness, as a state of mind, is the aggregate of life experiences at a particular point of time in your life. In simple terms, what that means is that a number of factors contribute to your feelings of happiness. For instance, heredity and circumstances contribute to approximately 60% of your happiness. These are factors over which you have little control. However, the other 40% of your happiness is controlled by your own decisions and actions. Fortunately, this much is enough to keep your ...
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Category: Self Improvement
15 December, 2011
Chocolate Is Good For You!Great news on the chocolate front! Chocolate is good for you.
Under certain circumstances.
Katherine Tallmadge, spokesperson for the American Dietetic
Association, says, in the February 9, 2005, WASHINGTON POST,
that 'cacao, or cocoa beans, contain 'flavanols,' naturally
occurring plant compounds also found in tea, red wine, and
apples. Their properties have been studied as heart disease
inhibitors.'
Carl L. Keen, chair of the department of nutrition at University
of California, Davis, states ...
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Category: Health
13 December, 2011
Strategies To Help You Believe In YourselfYour mind is the most powerful supercomputer in the world. It's
a pity if you would not be able to explore and utilize its vast
potentials. Many people are using just a very tiny portion of
their mind's abilities. Be different and learn how to use your
mind's capacity to the fullest!
In the mind, positive and negative thoughts are always in
conflict. What wins among them is shown through our actions and
behavior towards things.
Life is full of surprises and exciting moments that by ...
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Category: Self Improvement
12 December, 2011
Emotional Intelligence - more than maturityThere are so many successful leaders with so many different
styles, how can they all be right? Is there a common thread that
helps make these people great leaders?
I have been looking around me at work and there are a number of
people with attributes I admire, but it was not till I read the
article that I realised the common attribute. These people all
showed what Goleman refers to as emotional intelligence.
Harvard Business School - What makes a leader
This article by Daniel Goleman is the ...
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Category: Self Improvement