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by: Sarah Michaels There are many myths involving military school for girls and boys. Some of them are relics of the past and others have been fueled by depictions of military schools in movies and on television. Here are a few common myths about military schools and the truth about what military schools are really all […]
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Fascinating Philosophy for Self-Growth by: Evelyn Cole Self-growth, self-improvement, self-esteem, and motivation articles, books, videos, coaches, ebooks (including mine) inundate the Internet. They offer advice on how to live better than you are living now. Good advice, but oh, so contemporary. Sometimes it’s more interesting to read philosophy. One time a Korean medical doctor hired
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The “Thought Process” And Its Power by: Roosevelt Ricart Thoughts are the most important element in our daily lives. Our thoughts will clearly determine where we will be five years from today. I have a strong belief that success is dependent upon our daily actions and your decisions. I believe that there are so many
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The Real Secret About the Power Of Thought by: Gary K. Robertson With the current interest in secrets about the power of thought, it might be useful to take a look at where the power really comes from. Certainly, thoughts are powerful as a locomotive. But emotions are the fuel to get the train out
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NP: Military ‘Training’ Programs in the U.S. scares local citizens By James W. Astrada As reported by the by the Sun Sentinel, since August 3rd the military in conjunction with Hollywood Florida police have been conducting bizarre exercise programs that have been keeping citizens concerned and up past midnight. Issued as a “drill,” Hollywood citizens
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by: Alan R. Stafford Managing the Regret in Your Life What are your regrets? No matter who you are or what kind of life you lead, you’re certain to have had regrets in life. Regrets happen to everyone. It is a feeling we experience when deep down inside we’re sorry for doing something. Often, we
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by: Angela Winters I’m sure you’ve heard the term “Identity Crisis” before. It’s thought of as a conflict of self and society and its introduction came from one of the most famous psychoanalyst of the 20th century. Sigmund Freud is probably the most familiar name that comes to mind when one thinks of famous psychologists.
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By Jules Evans This weekend, I was thinking of going on a Landmark Education weekend course in London, in order to do some research for a piece I’m writing on resisting social pressure. I was intending to go along to see if, with the help of ancient philosophy’s resilience techniques, I could survive three days
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