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By Devon A BrownRecently published1 topic

HOW TO GET A MAN: TELL HIM THAT YOU LIKE HIM

Many women make the mistake of waiting too long to decide to tell a guy she likes him. This may be for a variety of reasons. Most commonly, some women believe in traditional dating tactics; and refuse to make the first move. While some women are simply expecting the worst out of the situation and so choose to be silent about their true feelings. If you’ve always wondered how to tell a man you like him, this article is for you.

Primary topic: Dating

5,070 views★ 1.9 (7)

By Heather DominickRecently published1 topic

***How to Activate the “Law of AS IF…” In Your Business

Remember the story of the “Little Engine That Could”? This little train had always pulled small loads, but one day it was called upon to deliver something greater. First, it had a hard time getting the load to move at all so it cheered itself on by puffing, “I think I can, I think I can, I think I can …” The load began to move and then natural momentum began to take over at the top of the hill and it was pulled forward -smoothly and easily …” Ahhh – such a nice story, isn’t it? Think your business is any different? Well, your answer says a lot about whether it is … or it isn’t.

Primary topic: Entrepreneurs

1,767 views★ 3.6 (19)

By Daniel RoseJun 1, 20101 topic

The Art of Managing Worry: It is all in the state of Mind

Most individual’s worries about what life would be for them: “what would I be?”, “how much would I have?”, “where will I be?” “Who will I be with”? These are the W’s and the H of life that makes a person anxious and worried all the time, yet worry serves a very positive purpose in our life. It pushes us to focus to some unsettled trouble. Consequently, it averts us from becoming immature individuals. However, the problem is that worry is also the key sources of human melancho

Primary topic: Anxiety

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By Bobbi PalmerRecently published1 topic

***Key #1 to Finding Hope and Finding Him: Me First

This is the first in a series of articles sharing my 5 Keys to Finding Hope and Finding Him. The 5 Keys are: M - Me and Me first. A - Assess your list. S - Shed your stuff. T - Time to get out and Trail blaze. R - Real women find their man. A single man I know once said, “If a woman doesn’t seem to love herself, why should I love her?” That makes sense. Keep in mind that: • The way you treat yourself is how others will treat you. • What you expect from people is what you will receive.

Primary topic: Dating

1,923 views★ 3.6 (17)

By Ariel and Shya KaneRecently published1 topic

***Inner Peace is an Experience, Not Something You “Know”

Serenity, well-being, feeling OK being you, feeling good in your own skin, not having to second guess your choices, trusting that you will do the right thing, these are but a few of the things we have found while working with people that most folks are striving for. People say they want inner peace but are afraid that what they might have to change about themselves will threaten what they hold to be true. So even though they say they want inner peace, they are afraid to relax into the moment and discover what else is possible.

Primary topic: Self Realization

Self Realization

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By Katy AllgeyerRecently published1 topic

CREATE YOUR OWN LUCK: Widening Your Circle of Opportunity

Some people seem to have all the luck, don't they? We all know someone who is well connected and constantly has advance knowledge of the best opportunities before everyone else does. She's the one who finds the latest designer clothing at bargain basement prices, discovers the new vacation spot before it is over-run with polyester-clad tourists, and gets her resume in to human resources before the job has even been posted.

Primary topic: Feng Shui

2,437 views★ 3.2 (14)

By Willie HortonRecently published1 topic

Life Lessons: Recognition

We all have the ability to recognize – someone we already know, a difficult situation when we see one, an opportunity that’s staring us in the face or a problem that needs our attention. However, our psychological ability to recognise is just as much a curse as it is a blessing. We take in raw data through our body’s five senses – a psychologist would term this “bottom up” data – through the process of cognition. At this point, the data, of itself is meaningless – we need to interpret it. This is done by adding our “stored knowledge” or “top down information” to the

Primary topic: Personal Development

Personal Development

1,660 views★ 3.6 (21)

By Raymond JorgensenRecently published1 topic

Journaling as a Reflective Practice

As leaders of living systems, the ability to reflect is one of the most important disciplines to develop. Over the years we have found that, at particularly difficult times in life, when confused and disheartened, and times of exhilaration when life is filled with joy and happiness, the jou aling practice helps center us and provides a space for reflection and learning. The Internet is filled with jou aling advice, and jou aling workshops abound.

Primary topic: Leadership

2,795 views★ 3.7 (9)

By Clever ZuluRecently published1 topic

Creating order out of chaos

Creating order out of chaos requires power and he who wields such power is a genius he will conquer obstacles and obtain anything he wants in this life without violating the rights of others.This power and authority has been discovered by men and women of destiny, who refuse to just make a living but rather design their own lifestyles.

Primary topic: Abundance

3,053 views★ 3.3 (9)

By Brandon CookAug 11, 20101 topic

Using the Bench Press for Gaining Muscle Fast

The beginning of the week always seems to start off with everyone heading to the gym for their favorite workout day, you know it, Chest Day. This more probable than not includes the bench press as their primary exercise. The bench press is frequently proclaimed as the best upper body builder and guys from around the world seek to increase the amount they can bench. This is not only for the rights to brag, but for respect of their peers and of course solid chest muscles. rnIn

Primary topic: Body Building

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By Nancy BuckRecently published1 topic

***A Bullying Dilemma

Answering the knock on my back door one afte oon, I faced a woman new to me. “I want you to make your sons stop bullying my son,” she stated simply. I was shocked. My children were not bullies. I could see her car parked in the street with her son sitting in the passenger seat. I then saw my fourth grade identical twin sons standing in our driveway looking guilty as sin. Even though I found what this woman was saying hard to believe, I could see in my children’s faces that something was amiss.

Primary topic: Parenting

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By Yvonne and George LevyRecently published1 topic

Three Tips for Successfully Ending an Argument.

Let's face it: Given enough time, arguments are an inevitable part of every single relationship – even the happiest ones. We All Argue It doesn't matter how great your marriage relationship is or how happily married you are, it is practically guaranteed that, at some point, you and your spouse will argue over ...

Primary topic: Marriage Coaching

Marriage Coaching

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By Sam ManferRecently published1 topic

***C-Level Relationship Selling – Establishing Credibility - The Magic of All Sales Relationships

Credibility is the essence for getting to people; for having people believe you and; for drawing people into buying your products, your services, your ideas, your concepts, and you. So how does one get credibility? Well you’ve been developing it all your life. You’ve just never taken the time to think about how you’ve done it. You meet someone and you do your thing. Well here’s what to focus on while you’re doing your thing – respect, trust, and results.

Primary topic: Sales Management Training

Sales Management Training

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By Editha RodriguezJun 8, 20121 topic

The Withdrawal Syndrome: Why Your Man Pulls Away

Itâs confusing, isnât it? One moment you think youâve found your soul mate, the next moment heâs stopped calling. You rack your brain for any clue that would explain his behavior. Nothing. Zero. You got along well, he worshipped the ground you walked on. He was smitten by you as much as you were by him. Or so you thought. Should you end the relationship now, while you can still crawl out of the black hole called love? After all, heâs not the only fish in the sea. Or

Primary topic: Relationship Advice

Relationship Advice

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By Dr. Nathalie BeauchampRecently published1 topic

Setting Goals and Shaping Your Future

I often start my Wellness On The Go™ workshops with information about the importance of setting goals. By a show of hands, I ask the audience to demonstrate how many of them have goals, and whether or not these goals have been documented. Throughout the course of my workshops I have come to recognize that very few individuals actually make up goals for themselves, which quite frankly shocks me. On average, two or three of these individuals will admit to having goals out of the 50 individuals in attendance, and typically only one of these people will actually have their goals written down.

Primary topic: Digestive Wellness

Digestive Wellness

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By Emily Erickson-SandstromRecently published1 topic

***Mystical Development: Illness Accompanies It

The making of American Indian shamans includes illness, sometimes serious illness: It is a common thread in their biographies, and also in the biographies of well-known mystic saints. You don't have to be a shaman or a saint for sickness to be part of your spiritual training; it is a phase in the development of ordinary mortals who are getting onto the path. One can speculate that the illness really comes first and puts a person in a different frame of mind, such as when one has fevers for months on end, that it is simply therefore part of the destiny.

Primary topic: Tarot

3,392 views★ 4.4 (5)

By David SamuelRecently published1 topic

Is Anyone There? Can Anyone Hear Me?

This is the real question we all ask at some point in our life, is anyone there? Am I alone here, in the crowd, in the world? This article is about those moments, the times when we wonder if we are from another planet because it seems like no one can understand our feelings, thoughts and words. You may not have felt this often or recently, but I think that everyone has felt it at some time in their life, maybe only in childhood, maybe daily. This is a feeling of emotional and sometimes mental isolation.

Primary topic: Law of Attraction

Law of Attraction

3,536 views★ 4.2 (5)

By Michael FehlauerRecently published1 topic

Creating Emotionally Safe Relationships

1. Safe relationships involve suspending judgment – I can’t begin to recount the times I’ve jumped to conclusions regarding my judgment of someone’s motives. Even though “what” someone has done is clear, “why” they did it is rarely as obvious. It takes time and patience to discover what is in someone’s heart and what motive was behind their behavior. 2. Safe relationships involve celebrating differences - The difference between you and others is a reason for celebration.

Primary topic: Relationship Advice

Relationship Advice

2,679 views★ 3.4 (11)

By Benjamin MossRecently published1 topic

Student Procrastination: Laziness or Anxiety?

Procrastination is a common problem for students in high school and college. Frustrated parents often believe their child’s procrastination comes from laziness or lack of motivation. But this is not always case. In many cases, procrastination is the result of test anxiety. One spring morning, a mother and daughter entered my office. The girl, Jenny, was beautiful, athletic, talented, and a highly intelligent sophomore in college. Her angry mother was upset about her daughter’s decreasing grades and academic performance. My job was to help Jenny do better in school.

Primary topic: Learning

4,345 views★ 3.2 (5)

By Emily Erickson-SandstromRecently published1 topic

***Profit on an Old Grove: The Last Hurrah

The old orange grove had seen its last bearing days years ago. The trees were ancient gnarled and unattended. Everyone knew there was to be no citrus coming from there. It was the 1920s in south Florida, then a backwater swamp populated by vacationers who spent all their cash and never could save bus fare back to civilization on the prevailing wage of the territory.

Primary topic: Tarot

2,484 views★ 2.8 (17)

By Willie HortonRecently published1 topic

Meditation and Sunny Summer Days!

Cast your mind back to when you were a child – maybe eight or nine years old. Remember those long, sunny, summer holiday days that seemed to go on forever? Remember how you had no idea of time – what time it was, the way time was passing – it was like everything was effortlessly enjoyed in a timeless daze. And, remember, even though you might have had lots of those long, timeless, sunny, summer holiday days, the school holidays seemed to be over almost as soon as they’d started – time flew when you were having fun. When we were children, we lived in timeless state of mind. We were open-minded,

Primary topic: Personal Development

Personal Development

3,895 views★ 2.6 (8)

By Boomer Living at Boomer-LivingPlus.comRecently published1 topic

***Pairing Wine and Cheese: Part II

written by Christine Carroll If you enjoyed January’s Wine Buzz, you might find these additional tips on pairing wine and cheese helpful. Instead of trying to remember which cheeses go with which wines, focus on these few simple pairing principles. FIND HARMONY Evaluate the four major components of wine: tannin, alcohol, acidity, and sugar, and do your best to balance them with the intensity of the cheeses you’d like to pair them with. Consider:

Primary topic: Baby Boomers

3,521 views★ 4.2 (5)

By Emily Erickson-SandstromRecently published1 topic

***Tarot Analysis Nourishes Our Mental and Spiritual Selves While we are in the Physical World

Tarot Analysis Nourishes Our Mental and Spiritual Selves While We are in the Physical World

Primary topic: Tarot

3,521 views★ 4.2 (5)

By Victor ChanRecently published1 topic

BOAT – The Secret of Breakout Investing

Breakout buying is a popular investing strategy among individual investors, which refers to buying a stock just when the price breaks out of a period of consolidation and reaches a new high, because it marks a major increase in demand which ensures further increase in capital gain. However, not all breakouts are genuine, as a stock might just barely touches a new high and falls back. How do you tell whether a breakout is genuine? You can use the acronym BOAT, in which each letter represents an important criteria for measuring the reliability of the breakout.

Primary topic: Forex

1,900 views★ 3.2 (21)

By Joan Breiner, M.Ed. and Susyn Reeve, M.Ed.Recently published1 topic

***Vision Boards - Visualized Goals Get Results!

Vision boards are powerful tools that like goal setting worksheets, help in setting personal-goals and making your dreams a reality. It is a creative picture collage of what you desire. They are fun to create and very powerful to use. They effectively take what you imagine in your mind and heart, and create pictures that you can see, giving clarity and focus to your goals. They are typically made with poster board on which you paste or tape images from magazines, calendars, photos and greeting cards.

Primary topic: Positive Thinking

Positive Thinking

3,028 views★ 3.3 (9)

By Talayah StovallRecently published1 topic

Visioning Your Future!

Are you living your life by design or by accident? Thomas Edison said, "If we did all the things we are capable of doing, we would literally astonish ourselves." Most of us know there is more that we want to achieve in our lives, but most of us do not know where to begin.

Primary topic: Empowerment

2,912 views★ 3.8 (8)

By Danish AhmedRecently published1 topic

3 Processes For Every Choice

Hi there everyone!! What has people feel empowered? What has people make things happen? Choice. We become conscious of the options that are available to us, we pick something, and then we act upon that choice. It's simple, but it's not easy. Are you with me? Let's take a closer look at what we're talking about. 1. Become Conscious Did you enjoy the summer? My friends like to be outside in the summer. That doesn't work for me because it's too bright for my eyes and my skin quickly sunbu s (due to albinism).

Primary topic: Transformation

2,181 views★ 3.7 (13)

By Timothy RudonJan 28, 20081 topic

10 Benefits Of Video Games

Gaming both video and computer has become more than a fad, it is a part of life. First generation video game players have now become adult and carry their passion to adulthood. Parents and teachers worry about games having negative effects on children and a great deal has been written about games leading to violent behavior and addiction. However, all is not negative about gaming, studies by leading researchers have shown that video and computer games have many benefits:nn1.

Primary topic: Humor, Fun and Games

Humor, Fun and Games

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By Serena CarcasoleRecently published1 topic

Twitter Etiquette - 8 Best Practices to Improve Business Relations

The marketing methods used today are far different than what we have seen in years past. The reason for this is due to the massive increase in social media networks; Facebook, LinkedIn and Twitter. Twitter, especially has been gaining recognition for its ability to send real time information and opinions to a mass audience.

Primary topic: Virtual Assistants

Virtual Assistants

3,508 views★ 4.2 (5)

By Arleen Hannich, The Official Guide to Self RealizationJun 1, 20091 topic

***How to Talk To God

If you're not relating with God at the level you'd like, or if you're just plain "stuck" when it comes to praying, below are some suggestions you may want to consider. If you wish, you can incorporate one of these suggestions into your current prayer practice, or you can use one or more of the suggestions to help you begin talking with God if you haven't already done so.nnHere are a few suggestions to help you talk with God and deepen your relationship.nn* Begin with gratitud

Primary topic: Self Realization

Self Realization

2,917 views★ 4.5 (6)

By Roger SeipRecently published1 topic

Leadership with a Small L - Leading Yourself and Leading By Example

What do I mean by “Leadership with a small l”? I wrote about Leadership with a Big L for SelfGrowth.com http://www.selfgrowth.com/articles/Leadership_with_a_Big_L_-_4_Keys_to_Leading_When_it_is_Your_Job.html - that is being a leader when that is your job and responsibility to set objectives, map a course of action and get results from a group of people. This usually shows up in your job title. For instance, you could be a manager, a coach, a director etc.

Primary topic: Goal Setting

3,916 views★ 2.9 (7)

By Helena EderveenRecently published1 topic

***Dangers of Mercury in your Mouth

Named after the Greek mythological fleet-footed messenger of gods, Mercury is an element of nature, but behaves just the opposite. It is rather slow- a slow poison. Despite the fact that mercury is not at all required by the body, it has been found in alarming proportion in human beings. This is because of the constant exposure to mercury from large fish, thimerosol (a pharmaceutical preservative) and dental amalgam. Highest Exposure Risk

Primary topic: Health Education

Health Education

3,524 views★ 3.7 (6)

By Darlene LancerRecently published1 topic

BUILDING SELF-ESTEEM, SELF-RESPONSIBILITY, AND SELF-EFFICACY

Self-responsibility both reflects and generates self-esteem. People with high self-esteem feel that they are in charge of their lives. They have a sense of agency and self-efficacy. They take responsibility for their feelings, actions, and lives. It also means that you take responsibility for the consequences of your choices and behaviors, both positive and negative outcomes, rather than blame yourself or others. It requires a desire to review and learn from your mistakes in order to seek solutions and improvement.r

Primary topic: Relationship Advice

Relationship Advice

3,091 views★ 4.8 (5)

By Chin MWRecently published1 topic

Will You Ever Think Natural Organic Fertilizers Business Is A Worldwide Big Business ?

If some of you think that this organic fertilizer business is a negligible business, we can say that you are incorrect and you may lose a chance to make a wonderful fortune. Why you should think organic fertilizers as your own big business ?

Primary topic: Business Opportunities

Business Opportunities

5,761 views★ 1.5 (6)

By Chris WardleRecently published1 topic

EyeQ: Deep Practice for the Brain

New York Times bestselling author Daniel Coyle recently released his new book, “The Talent Code”. Regarded by Tom Peters as the most important and useful book in 2009, we feel it helpful to any educator or parent wanting to increase the success and skills of their students. Mr. Coyle’s research unfolds that greatness isn’t born, instead, it’s grown. He shares his findings regarding what created the world’s most talented athletes, scholars, artists, and leaders.

Primary topic: Speed Reading

4,684 views★ 2.8 (5)

By Paula GregorowiczRecently published1 topic

4 Ways You Can Benefit From Having A Coach And Mentor

Last weekend I was in Tampa, Florida for the first of several in-person events as part of a year long EnergyRich® Elite Mastermind Group I joined. The group and the event was unbelievably spectacular and I felt it was a great time to write a bit about the benefits of working with someone (or a facilitated group) who can be a coach and mentor to you along your journey. First let me share with you that I did not take joining this group lightly. It is the most significant investment of time and money I have made to a program in my life (and that's saying something).

Primary topic: Success Coaching

Success Coaching

2,548 views★ 4.3 (8)

By Peter FogelRecently published1 topic

Peter Fogel's "The Self-Confidence Question!"

I have an entrepreneur friend who is an engaging speaker. He always gets high marks on audience evaluations. On stage, he comes off as quite confident. Watching him, you’d think he was loaded with self-esteem. In fact, the opposite is true. And at a recent presentation, he let his audience in on this personality “flaw” right from the start.

Primary topic: Public Speaking

Public Speaking

2,548 views★ 4.3 (8)

By Bill ColeRecently published1 topic

How's Your Mental Fitness? Take This Quiz and Find Out

How fit do you consider yourself? You can be fit in any number of arenas--financial, health, physical, etc. You consult doctors, financial planners, chiropractors, CPA's, tax analysts, bankers, stock brokers, nutritionists, tennis pros, golf pros, physical therapists, fitness trainers and anyone else who might be able to help you raise your particular fitness quotient. But have you ever thought about the level of your mental fitness?

Primary topic: Psychology

2,601 views★ 3.3 (12)

By Don NenningerRecently published1 topic

Family Issues: Parental Alienation How to Deal With a Hostile or Noncooperative Ex When You Have Kids

Are you dealing with an angry ex? If you have children, have gone through a divorce or separation, and are dealing with a hostile or a non-cooperative parent, you find yourself in a difficult situation where parental alienation is often the result. Ideally, both parents would put aside their personal differences in order to do what's best for the child's emotional health and well-being. Yet, often one parent is filled with unresolved anger, resentment, and hostility towards the other parent. Hopefully, they would address any unresolved issues through therapy rather than acting out.

Primary topic: Success Principles

Success Principles

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By Dr. Tom PrestonRecently published1 topic

***The End of Burnout

The numbers of chiropractors that burn-out of practice early is something that makes my heart bleed! I contend that one of the main reasons this happens is because many do not understand this key concept of service and end up giving and giving until ....... there is nothing left to give their practice members, their families or themselves.

Primary topic: Chiropractic

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By Richard DennyRecently published1 topic

6 Easy Steps to Building Confidence

There is an epidemic of self confidence deficiency. This is caused by change. Apparently more change has taken place in the last 40 years than in the whole history of mankind and every one of us is tasked with doing things differently. It is said that if we never experience a lack of confidence it is because we are actually never doing anything new.

Primary topic: Sales Management Training

Sales Management Training

2,547 views★ 3.2 (13)

By Karen MonroyRecently published1 topic

Nobody Who?

My passion is to show folks that everything is energy. You are energy--your body, your thoughts--everything around you is energy. Of course money is energy also--a different form of energy. In learning that everything is energy, we must come to see that in our relationship to any energy we are using is either Power or force. To illuminate the difference betwee Power and force, I have a true story for you: Justin is 39.

Primary topic: Abundance

1,601 views★ 4.7 (13)

By Justin CrinerRecently published1 topic

What don’t you know about your life? Are you a super hero?

Hello super human, lets talk for a moment. Think about these thoughts as they relate to you and then we will discover if you really are a super hero, or if you have super hero potential. Your level of wealth does not define you. Your looks don’t define you. Your job, success, house, or favorite football team does not define you. Not even your possible super human strength holds your definition. Many times we look at our lives and we judge, label, or define ourselves by a worldly object such as wealth, beauty, status, etc. However, none of this is really important.

Primary topic: General Self Help

General Self Help

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By Victoria CummingsRecently published1 topic

Help! My Middle School Student is Earning Poor Grades!-Three Tips to Improve Academic Grades

It is not uncommon for students who earned passing grades in elementary school to find themselves overwhelmed and over worked in middle school. The level of academic responsibility increases with each year of schooling, but the leap from elementary to middle school creates the biggest challenge. Curriculum becomes more in-depth as the academic pace accelerates. This combination along with newfound social connections leaves many students struggling and many parents frustrated.

Primary topic: Child Development

Child Development

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By Jo Anne Bishop PhD MPARecently publishedTopic pending

***THE FEAR FACTOR - Identifying Fear and Transforming It into Action (Book Excerpt)

Excerpt from Dr. Jo Anne Bishop’s upcoming new book, “You Can Do It: Transform Fear Into Creativity” We all experience fear in some form every day, whether we want that fear or not. Fear is an ancient body sensation that compels and drives us toward survival through a fight or flight response. This response floods the body with chemicals that promote action. Fear is generated from what is called the old brain or the limbic brain system. This system is experienced by the right side of our brains.

Primary topic: Recently published

Recently published

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By Cindy .HolbrookRecently published1 topic

Top Ten Benefits of Positive Thinking

Positive thinking is not the phony-baloney it was once believed to be. Numerous studies over recent years have shown that optimistic thinking leads to a positive attitude. People with positive attitudes live longer happier healthier lives. 1. Thinking positive is a choice. With practice it becomes a habit that will reap the following benefits: 2. Feel Better - When you're positive you'll feel better about yourself and life in general. It's impossible to feel positive and negative at the same time - so the more positive you are, the more positive feelings will come.

Primary topic: Divorce

3,483 views★ 4.2 (5)

By Harold BeckerRecently published1 topic

Harmony and Love

Maintaining harmony under all circumstances is the key to navigating through life. By remaining calm and composed in each moment, we keep life in perspective. We are able to connect with the bigger picture of potential while sorting out appropriate courses of action to address any situation before us. We can release our attachments and reactions knowing that they are only a small part of the experience. Harmony reveals the presence of love. Life is an ever changing landscape of experiences and potential.

Primary topic: Love

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By Sarah NicholsMar 31, 20101 topic

How to Read Male Body Language and Signs of Attraction - 4 Easy Tips

If you do not know how to read male body language and sign of attraction, all you need to do is simply read this article. You will find that doing these two things actually can be pretty simple and easy. Yes, it is so effortless to do but can prove to be successful when it comes to delivering the greatest results. While most women are not so adept at these skills, it would be best if you can hone your sharpness in reading men's body language as well as the possible signs of a

Primary topic: Dating

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By Rev. Terry Moore, Ph.D.Recently published1 topic

Citizenship In The Kingdom Of FatherGod, Part 1

[Colossians 1:13] Who hath delivered us from the power of darkness, and hath translated us into the kingdom of his dear Son. A desire to be a good citizen of the Kingdom of FatherGod should be one of the main Spiritual focuses of our Christian life. HIS Kingdom is the framework that we should keep in mind as we consciously strive to apply spiritual laws or principles from HIS Word in our daily, moment by moment life. These spiritual laws or principles include: (1) Law of Faith, (2) Law of Confession is Possession, (3) Law of Sowing and Reaping, (4) Law of Living in Love, etc.

Primary topic: Christianity

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By Bill LoseyRecently published1 topic

*** The Phased Retirement Alte ative

Question: I’m turning 60 next year. While I don’t want to continue working full-time anymore, I don’t have the desire (or nest egg) to retire completely. What do you suggest? Doris, PA Answer: Doris, how about a phased retirement? Instead of working 40 hours per week, talk with your employer about a reduced workload with a corresponding pay cut. The result could be just the answer you’re looking for. Phased retirement is a new phrase being tossed around corporate America in recent years.

Primary topic: Retirement and Retirement Planning

Retirement and Retirement Planning

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