by: Scott F Paradis The first sin of ego is hubris – arrogance. The arrogance of ego is to insist, “I know best.” “I know what is right.” “I know the answers.” “I know the way.” “And the world will conform to my will.” This all to frequent human failing is illustrated through an old […]
Stop Worrying And Start Living by: Amy Twain “Don’t worry, be happy”, so goes a popular song from way way back. Indeed, why worry? I’ve read somewhere that worry is like a rocking chair–you never really get anything from it, yet you still keep on doing it. Usually, worrying stems from living in the past, preventing
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Who Is Really To Blame? by: Michael A. Verdicchio There are people today who have become real experts at blaming everyone and everything for their problems. They have mastered “The Blame Method.” It is a sad way to live because they never see the real cause of their problems. These blamers get up every morning
Life Training is All About Asking Questions by: Gary Eby Curious minds contribute in every individual’s holistic development. The moment a person starts asking questions, you will find out how much that person knows, don’t know, or wanted to know. Learn to coach life by asking questions. It is a kind of building skills. It’s a
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Your Potential is a Picture of What You Can Become by: Brian Gosur According to the dictionary, the meaning to the word, “believe” is; to have confidence in the truth, the existence, or the reliability of something; although without absolute proof that one is right in doing so. When you were a kid, did you
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The Right To Your Own Opinion By Julia Barnard We all have a right to an opinion and it is important to be able to express yours. In life there are many opportunities to offer an opinion and yours is as valid as any other person’s. However, for some this is not an easy thing
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By Corinne Brueckner “To err is human…” We have all heard that quote, stated by 17th century poet Alexander Pope. He finishes the line by stating “but to forgive is divine”. Another good way to end that statement is to assert that to error is human… but to grow from your mistakes is the definition of success. We
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Freedom From Jealousy by: Susan Russo “Envy is the art of counting the other fellow’s blessings instead your own.” –Harold Coffin Do you ever wish you were someone else or had what someone else has? Do you find yourself in a mental competition with someone and they aren’t even aware that they are in the
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