Don’t You Just Hate Being Wrong? by: Roseanna Leaton We like to be right. It’s more comfortable to feel that you were right. No-body likes to be wrong; Being wrong is a minor issue to some people but a real issue to others. Why so? What does being wrong infer, what does it mean, what is […]
Dreaming Big by: Richard Macalintal When we were kids and someone asked us a question of what we wanted to be when we grow up, we easily answered like “I want to be a doctor” or “I want to be a lawyer”. But now, ask someone in your office what they want in life. Maybe
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Super Motivation – The Quickest Way to Success By Barry R Parker Motivation is a word that has been used extensively in recent years. Motivational speakers are everywhere and dozens of motivational books are published every month. But what does it mean? It is best described as a driving force — a force that cannot
Love Your Body, Forgive Your “Self” by: Laura Turner This may sound a bit odd coming from me, but I believe that regardless of what you eat – how many times each week you exercise or what particular diet you decide to try – if you do not have your inner life in order, it will
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The Self Improvement Formula… by: Fritz Blanc When we think of self improvement, we automatically think of learning some esoteric and foreign discipline that we’ll require years to master and also require that we go to a very remote part of the earth and start meditating, fasting and possibly shaving our head in order to create
It’s Your Choice by: Kenia Morales If it was your choice what would you do in life? Who would you be? What path would you take? Epictetus once said, “First say to yourself what you would be; and then do what you have to do.” In my opinion he was right! You can do whatever
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Personal Development Plans: Your Crucial Steps To Success by: Nicolas Baron People who are successful in their lives no matter who they are will tell you that they got there by working hard, planning and taking hold of opportunities with both hands. All of this stems from a deep seated desire within them to become
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When Self-Growth becomes Self-Sabotage by: Marie-Pier Charron Many of us invest quality time and energy into our personal development. We buy inspiring books, sometimes with the workbooks or journals that complement them. We discuss psychology with our friends – or we look for friends with whom we can have open discussions on the subject.
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