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The inte et has been a wonderful thing, enabling information sharing and a host of other activities to effortlessly take place. However, like all good things, the inte et has a downside – one that can ruin lives and destroy families. It’s called Inte et Addiction.
One of the biggest and most important issues facing everyone right now is the state of their financial health. Let’s face it, money matters. Financial stress is the number one killer of relationships. Additionally, the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention has found that suicide rates in the U.S. tend to rise during recessions and fall amid economic booms. So money is obviously important to people. But what is money?
Most people view addiction therapy as a private matter—something that should only be between the afflicted person and the therapist. But Hollywood has a different idea, as evidenced by the success of Dr. Drew Pinsky’s Celebrity Rehab show, now in its fourth season. For those who are unfamiliar with the reality television show, it highlights C- and D-list celebrities who have checked into the Pasadena Recovery Center to battle various addiction problems. Dr. Drew Pinsky (simply called Dr. Drew) and his staff treat the celebrities.
dentify someone in your life who is strong, unique, willful, and in charge, and you're probably thinking of a narcissist -- one of the eight "impostors" I've identified that manifest in people's lives. The narcissist is arguably the most noticeable in the impostor family because it doesn't just expect the spotlight -- this impostor demands it.
The earthquake in Haiti, the plight of women in Kenya, the orphans in Peru, the rise of cancer rates, the hungry child in your neighborhood, the homeless person on the street. It seems that no matter where you look these days, whether it’s in the news or right in your own backyard, people everywhere need help. Are you willing to see what’s around you and make a positive change in the world? Unfortunately, many people are not.
People in every industry and from all walks of life suffer from a debilitating addiction. Its effects keep people from reaching their potential and from truly enjoying life. It’s called “comfort addiction,” it occurs any time someone complains about their job or their life, yet never makes a change.
Read or listen to any news report these days and you’re sure to get negative information: workers being downsized, employees being forced to take pay cuts, big companies seeking bailout money, and yet another business closing its doors. With so much negativity dominating the nightly news reports, it’s no wonder so many people are so stressed at work.
Get Real: Unmasking the Eight Imposters that Hinder Your Success By Lisa Haisha Have you ever wondered why your life is the way it is? Why certain challenges constantly plague you? Why you make certain decisions in the midst of stress? Why you attract certain people in your life? The answer may lie in the imposter that resides within you.
These days, it seems that many people need some tough love when it comes to their financial health. Every day I meet people who have become unemployed, have taken a pay cut, or are experiencing a slow period in their business. On top of that, they have credit card and student loan debt, and their taxes, food, and fuel costs are all skyrocketing. Sound familiar? These people don’t need a simple money bandage to get them through the tough times; they need financial heart surgery! If that’s where you are right now with your business and personal finances, you are not alone.
These days, it seems that many people need some tough love when it comes to their financial health. Every day I meet people who have become unemployed, have taken a pay cut, or are experiencing a slow period in their business. On top of that, they have credit card and student loan debt, and their taxes, food, and fuel costs are all skyrocketing. Sound familiar? These people don’t need a simple money bandage to get them through the tough times; they need financial heart surgery! If that’s where you are right now with your business and personal finances, you are not alone.r
We all have an authentic soul, although often it's buried deep beneath a thick and strong layer of "impostor" personalities. These "impostors" are really a false belief system that colors your world, takes over your life, and causes havoc. Your impostors prevent you from achieving your highest personal and professional success, and they influence (usually negatively) how you act and what you say. When you let your impostors reign free, you're apt to make poor choices during times of stress and often face the same scenario repeatedly... because your impostors lead you there.
When you were growing up, you probably learned that lying was wrong. Remember the old adage, "Honesty is the best policy"? However, chances are that those same people who told you not to lie often told a few non-truths themselves. And today, the mantra of "do not lie" may be one you repeat to the next generation, although a few lies have likely slipped out of your mouth, too. What's going on? Are we a nation of hypocrites (do as I say and not as I do)? Or is lying really okay?
Imagine leaving every creature comfort you have to embark on life in a developing country, dedicating yourself to helping the poorest of the poor – the forgotten children of that nation. Imagine saying good-bye to your big house, luxury car, designer clothes, and technological gadgets so you can live among the impoverished. That’s exactly what one person did, and he’s never regretted his decision.
We've all heard the phrase "opposites attract." But what happens when that happy union of opposites starts to rub you the wrong way?
No matter what you want to do in life—whether you want to be an Academy Award Winning actor, a CEO of a big company, a sought after speaker, or the winner of a marathon—having self-confidence is essential for your success. Without a healthy dose of confidence, you’ll never take the steps needed to make your dream come true. That’s why, before embarking on any endeavor, you need to build up your confidence level and know you are worthy of what you desire.