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By Hridoy AhmedSep 16, 20201 topic

How to Hack an Instagram Account?

Welcome to our site's Instagram password hacker tool. We are glad you took the opportunity. We all know that we are continuing with your programs and we are aware that you cannot wait to operate on the Instagram account you came here for and want to know this password. Hacking Instagram is easy using our website. Little techies have fun breaking security barriers and revealing their secrets to us through software, forums, blogs, or tutorials on their YouTube channels on " how

Primary topic: Achievement

34,412 views

By Ray WilliamsRecently published1 topic

Why analyzing your problems may be unproductive

When you're upset or depressed, should you analyze your feelings to figure out what's wrong? Or should you just forget about it and move on? New research and theories suggests if you do want to think about your problems, do so from a detached perspective, rather than reliving the experience. This answer is related to a psychological paradox: Processing emotions is supposed to help you facilitate coping, but attempts to understand painful feelings often backfire and perpetuate or strengthen negative moods and emotions.

Primary topic: Executive Coach and Executive Coaching

Executive Coach and Executive Coaching

1,488 views★ 3.8 (10)

By Joanne VictoriaRecently published1 topic

Crazy or Adopted - Pick One!

I never fit in no matter how hard I tried. I just had to be adopted. There was no way I could be a biological part of the family I was living with. These were my innermost thoughts, maybe even my hopes, for years. I wasn’t like my cousins, didn’t follow the rules easily, hated taking care of my baby brother and constantly received a ‘D’ in deportment. Yet I stayed out of any big trouble. Maybe I was just crazy.

Primary topic: Business Coach and Business Coaching

Business Coach and Business Coaching

2,577 views★ 3.2 (5)

By George TorokRecently published1 topic

Mentors and Protégées

Find a mentor. Mentors can help you cut years off your growth curve. They can save you from making mistakes they made or seen others make. You are then free to learn from new mistakes. A mentor is someone - perhaps a family member, friend or business associate - who is more experienced in the business who is willing to give you some of their time, advice and support. Mentors never do this for money. They enter into the relationship because they want to help you. They see some potential in you and maybe a little of themselves in you. They want to help and you must be ready.

Primary topic: Public Speaking

Public Speaking

1,645 views★ 3.7 (9)

By Marsha EganRecently published1 topic

Make Appointments with Yourself

In this fast paced world, we are continually challenged to fit more work into the same time frames that we all have. One of the most challenging parts of "fitting it all in" is deciding what is important and what is not. Of all the dilemmas I've experienced in my coaching practice, just about every client has struggled with their time and life management. Their “to -- do" lists have "to -- do" lists. So how do we get it ALL done? My first question is why do we need to get it all done?

Primary topic: Executive Coach and Executive Coaching

Executive Coach and Executive Coaching

1,504 views★ 4.0 (9)

By Jack HatfieldRecently published1 topic

Routine Destruction of Your Spirit

The alarm clock goes off. Snooze. Alarm again. Snooze. Alarm again. Off. Shower goes on. Wash body, shampoo. Shower off. Brush teeth, hair, dress. Eat. Drive. Sit. Work. Eat. Work. Drive. Eat. Sit. Sleep. Rinse and repeat daily for the worst results. Does this seem like you? Is this really life? Routines, albeit somewhat necessary, slowly destroy the creative power and the triumphant spirit inside you. It slowly works at your soul so that you simply pass every day just to make it to the next. Have you ever heard or ever said that you are so glad this day is over?

Primary topic: Empowerment

1,592 views★ 4.4 (7)

By Andy LaPointeRecently published1 topic

***Superfoods for Super Bones

Many people believe that the primary cause of osteoporosis is the lack of calcium in their diet. However, in the overall picture, calcium is only a small piece of the puzzle. Though calcium supplements can certainly help, there are other dietary conce s that need to be examined. Actually, the primary dietary cause of osteoporosis is the eating foods that are highly acidic in nature, such as refined white sugar, refined white flour, high-fructose corn syrup, soft drinks, cookies, candies, sweets, desserts, and anything containing sweeteners.

Primary topic: Superfoods

1,874 views★ 4.2 (6)

By Edward Stambaugh II, Ph.D.Recently published1 topic

Neuropsychology: A brief note about a very long word.

Neuropsychology is the study of the relationship between the structure and functioning of the brain and everyday behavior. Although we all share the same planet, each of us sees, hears, touches and smells our own individual universe of experience. Art, music, dance, and to some degree language, allow us to share our experiences, yet we often fail to 'connect' at an interpersonal level. Man is a social animal. This means that we each have a unique role within the tribe of mankind.

Primary topic: Psychology

1,946 views★ 4.0 (6)

By Steve TaylorRecently published1 topic

Getting in on the Secret- Law of Attraction for Baby Boomers

Making the Law of Attraction Work for You, the Column- Part 3 By Steve Taylor I hope that you are seeing results from your effort to build the all-important foundation that allows us to engage the Law of Attraction. I know how challenging this task can be. Please keep in mind that this is a marathon, not a sprint. Patience, a willingness to recognize the smallest change as a win, and keeping an open mind to the unseen, are essential to realizing your true potential. Let us look at how negative energy affects us. Negative Relationships- The influence of “Eor Primes”r

Primary topic: Achievement

1,568 views★ 3.6 (10)

By Meredith HinesRecently published1 topic

Rupture and Repair: What I learned about Healing from my Broken Leg

Three months ago, in a freak accident involving a puppy, a feral cat, and a nasty curb, I broke my leg in two places. After emergency surgery I awoke from my anesthesia haze and faced my most grueling physical teaching yet. Painful and frustrating as it was, this injury offered an incredible first hand view of the healing process. I observed the parallels between physical recovery, and emotional, psychological, and spiritual repair. Here is what I learned about healing from my very broken leg:

Primary topic: Creativity

2,466 views★ 3.4 (5)

By Mary Jane Hurley BrantRecently published1 topic

Accepting Change Will Give You Peace

In my younger days I was naive enough to think I could control change. I've learned, but not quickly enough, that no one can control or stop change. And, here is an interesting little fact: Charles Darwin believed that those who survive are the people who can adapt to ongoing change. They are not necessarily the most intelligent or even the strongest people, but they are the survivors. That thought of survival brings me to today's topic of change and how to understand it a little better.

Primary topic: Grief and Loss

2,002 views★ 4.4 (5)

By Melissa DanielsonNov 5, 20091 topic

Selfcare For Therapists

Are you feeling run down? Is it difficult to leave your clients’ problems at the office? Are you often anxious and stressed due to your work? As empathic therapists, we cannot help but be affected by our clients’ tumultuous lives and mental illness; therapists can be bombarded by negative, even painful, energy on a daily basis. We work as hard as we can to care for our patients, but how many of us put in the same energy when it comes to caring for ourselves? Self-care is esse

Primary topic: Therapy and Counseling

Therapy and Counseling

2,362 views★ 3.6 (5)

By Ellen WoodRecently published1 topic

Your Thoughts Affect How Your Body Ages

“Studies show that one of the most accurate predictors of longevity is what a person thinks about their own health,” says Dr. Larry Dossey, MD, author and one of the top experts in mind-body medicine. Recent research shows that your mind, not your genes, is the primary determining factor in how long you live and how healthy you’ll be. World-renowned cell biologist, Dr. Bruce Lipton, has done extensive research into how the mind influences our biology.

Primary topic: Aging and Longevity

Aging and Longevity

2,084 views★ 4.2 (5)

By Lily of the FieldRecently published1 topic

About Awakening

Awakening from the earthly stupor we call reality is quite a feat and an amazing experience. Some are much more receptive to it than others and I’ve come to learn that it’s simply because some are ready while others are not. I am a completely different person now tha I was two years ago. In some ways we all are. Yet for many years my perspective changed only a very slight degree with each passing year. Suddenly, I’ve experienced an awakening with a jolt. It began when a UFO hovered over one of our group member’s home. It drew geometric symbols over the home, opening a literal portal.

Primary topic: Enlightenment

1,762 views★ 4.0 (7)

By Annika Ek - Purpose2Business Mentor & Hand AnalystDec 11, 20091 topic

It’s Scary! – 3 Steps To Find Courage To Live Your Life Purpose

You know what to do next to live your life purpose, but you are holding back because it’s scary… sound familiar? In this article we’ll take a closer look at why you need courage to live life on purpose, how you get courage and when it is especially important to be courageous. 1. Why it’s Scary You need courage to live your life purpose because it always involves doing something that pulls you outside your current zone of comfort. Maybe you must let go of something that is s

Primary topic: Empowerment

2,171 views★ 4.0 (5)

By Anne Whitehouse PhDRecently published1 topic

ME and Chronic Fatigue Syndrome - What You Need to Know to Avoid This Condition

Are you on the fast-track to illness? The seeds of this debilitating condition may have already been sown, but it is not too late. You can stop things now and turn back towards health. In this article you will learn the two mental programmes which are the root of this debilitating condition. This could be the key to preventing years of illness for you! Destructive Programming

Primary topic: Energy Psychology

Energy Psychology

1,459 views★ 3.6 (11)

By Dr. Charles and Dr Elizabeth SchmitzRecently published1 topic

***The Empty Nest Syndrome Is Overrated

By America’s #1 Love and Marriage Experts. The truth is, for many couples, the empty nest is a time of great “re-discovery” of the love for each other. You and your spouse are finally alone after two decades of marriage because the children have all left home. Now what? This is a question faced by millions of married couples worldwide.

Primary topic: Marriage Coaching

Marriage Coaching

2,080 views★ 4.2 (5)

By Richard LiottaRecently published1 topic

Latent Wisdom: Discovering What You Know

I believe that most people know more than they acknowledge or utilize effectively in living their lives. This latent wisdom has been alluded to, partially, by various notions including “trust your gut” and “pay attention to your intuition.” It also appears in those moments when you just automatically respond to a situation successfully and later wonder, “How did I do that?” The fact is we often hide our latent wisdom from ourselves. We do not use the resources, skills, talents, and good judgment that we have learned in living our lives. We ignore our latent wisdom.

Primary topic: Neuro-Linguistic Programming (NLP)

Neuro-Linguistic Programming (NLP)

2,090 views★ 3.7 (6)

By Sheri HoffRecently published1 topic

How to Design Your Free Product Offer

In today’s online world of business, a great free offer is a big key to success. Long gone are the days where people could put up a newsletter opt in box and get subscribers. Now, you need a free downloadable product that people can gain access to immediately. The offer not only needs to be free, it needs to be great. Your free offer should delight and amaze. You should over-deliver. I know I feel frustrated when I get a free offer and it is a mediocre product. I am unlikely to stay subscribed or enroll in programs when the free offer is not impressive.

Primary topic: Inspiration

1,636 views★ 3.7 (9)

By Dr. Steffan H. Abel, The Official Guide to AlzheimersRecently published3 topics

*** Studies Suggests Lithium May Help to Treat Alzheimer's Disease

A practical article connected into the broader SelfGrowth topic graph.

Primary topic: Alzheimer's

Alzheimer's Aging and Longevity Memory Training and Memory Improvement

2,166 views★ 4.0 (5)

By Gil PizanoRecently published1 topic

25 Great Articles on How to be Empathetic

Empathy enables a person to establish a connection with others and is necessary for mutual interaction and full comprehension of the experience. It is probably one of the most important aspects of being a leader in every situation. Without it, a person is virtually guaranteed to become out of touch with the environment, he or she is in. Without empathy, a leader cannot lead. Without empathy, a person cannot be in any type of mutually beneficial relationship. Without empathy, a person is basically asking to be completely alone in life.

Primary topic: Attitude and Perspective

Attitude and Perspective

3,289 views★ 1.7 (6)

By SelfGrowth ContributorNov 16, 20091 topic

Advertising - How To Succeed 4

History: Part 2 The dawn of the 1960âs witnessed the transformation of Advertising into a modern and dynamic phase in which creativity became the watchword. The result was advertisements that left the consumer captivated. The Volkswagen ad campaign contained some eye-catching headlines, such as Lemon (to describe the unique shape of the car) and, most significantly, was the title Think Small. Such copy lines were at the vanguard of a new approach in Advertising called posit

Primary topic: Marketing Strategy

Marketing Strategy

2,167 views★ 3.5 (6)

By Leon EdwardRecently published1 topic

Importance of Day Trading Classes and How to Become A Day Trader Training

If you are wanting to learn a bit about day trading and how to start a career in it, then you would do well to take a few classes related to it. You're going to have a lot of questions, and being new to the whole concept of day trading this is natural. Thing is though, that there are a lot of different things that you will need to learn, such as training with a few tips that you'll need to take in order so that you will become a success. This is a great way to make a living and have fun doing it, so make sure that you learn as much as you can so that you will be great at it.

Primary topic: Mind Power

2,016 views★ 3.4 (7)

By Lisa TunneyRecently published1 topic

A Letter to My Ex

I recently had a conversation in my mind with a former boyfriend of long ago. Fifteen years had passed since I last saw him and in my pretend conversatio I was realizing how different I was from the person I was in those days when we were together. My first reaction was to jokingly make light of the patterns we chose to maintain for three years. This was something I always did, fought off something serious with humor. Why face up to something when you can laugh? Don’t get me wrong, laughter is the best medicine, but only when it is not used to suppress hurtful or painful emotions.

Primary topic: Spiritual Growth

Spiritual Growth

2,350 views★ 3.6 (5)

By Denise RolenRecently published1 topic

Fearless Living

know you might not believe it if I said: Most of your decisions are based on fear? Most of your thoughts and feelings come from fear? When you look beyond the denial you will see exactly how many of your thoughts, feelings and decisions about routine and exceptional daily activities come from a place of fear.

Primary topic: Holistic Health

Holistic Health

1,680 views★ 3.6 (9)

By jenny parkerRecently published1 topic

The Perception is Projection Game

This game changes your universe. It’s portable, simple to use in your daily life plus it’s empowering. Play it and you can liberate joy from within. It gets to the heart of problems you have with others so long standing issues can be cleared. “Perception is projection,” means that whatever you perceive to be outside yourself is ---on some level--- part of you. Jung summarised this when he said, “you marry your unconscious mind and then spend the rest of your life projecting out onto it”.

Primary topic: Self Realization

Self Realization

2,071 views★ 4.2 (5)

By John RobsonRecently published1 topic

Why Journaling Improves Clarity, Creativity and Inner Connection

Many well-known speakers and authors consider jou aling to be 'the best hidden secret to success.' Why? Here are some insights as to how jou aling so powerfully meets our needs. Slow your mind down so you can see how you think. Jou aling quickly captures our flighty thoughts (about 60,000 per day!) on paper. Once we can see what we're thinking, we can learn how we think. And then we can use different jou aling exercises to learn to think in different ways. Our minds work at about 1000 words per minute. When we write, the mind slows down to about 100 words a minute.

Primary topic: Personal Development

Personal Development

2,159 views★ 4.0 (5)

By Denny BodohAug 17, 20071 topic

What Are Top Foods That Prevent Cold Sores

Searching for foods that prevent cold sores? You are wise indeed. Nutrition is the most effective and natural way to eliminate cold sore outbreaks. In this article you will learn about delicious foods that prevent cold sores. You will also discover foods that cause cold sores. Best of all, in about 2 minutes, you will know how best to balance the two for your personal needs. Check it out. Cold sores are the visible result of the herpes virus replication process. The virus e

Primary topic: Medical Advice and Resources

Medical Advice and Resources

34,022 views

By Susie and Otto CollinsRecently published1 topic

Communication Tips to Help You Talk Commitment Even When You're Not Ready for Marriage

Lindsay and Brian have been dating for about a month now. They've been spending every weekend together. Both of them are beginning to wonder if this is turning into something more. This is an exciting time for Lindsay and Brian. They are having fun together and their growing intimacy is welcomed by both. Neither Lindsay nor Brian wants to rush things though. Lindsay doesn't want to scare Brian off or make him think that she's pushing him to get serious. At the same time, she would like to be certain of the level of commitment he has to her and their developing relationship.

Primary topic: Relationship Advice

Relationship Advice

3,414 views★ 1.8 (5)

By Krystal KuehnRecently published1 topic

Employed for Life & Never Out of Work

Thank God every morning when you get up that you have something which must be done, whether you like it or not. Work breeds a hundred virtues that idleness never knows. ~Charles Kingsley Work keeps our minds occupied. It forces us to set and meet goals that lead to a sense of accomplishment. It encourages us to put our skills and talents to use. Work helps us to develop confidence in what we can do and how we can contribute. It connects us to other people. It is an essential part of our lives and a human need.

Primary topic: Positive Psychology

Positive Psychology

1,629 views★ 3.7 (9)

By Vania DimitianRecently published1 topic

Why Happiness is a Cause (Not an Effect!) and How You Can Be Happier NOW

So often we are told to do this, that, and the other and we'll be happy- Anything from find the right partner, get the right job, earn more money and poof! Happy days are here! Well I'm here to tell you that we have it all wrong. It is not outer circumstances that make us happy, but rather happiness-in the here and now-that draws to us happy circumstances. Period.

Primary topic: Intuition

2,345 views★ 3.6 (5)

By Lisa RickwoodRecently published1 topic

The Drama of Assumptions

"Begin challenging your own assumptions. Your assumptions are your windows on the world. Scrub them off every once and a while, or the light won't come in." Alan Aldar Actor, Writer and Director It’s one of the most dangerous things you can do in relationships - make assumptions. Assumptions can break up relationships, devastate your health, destroy your finances and wreak havoc in your life.

Primary topic: Business Coach and Business Coaching

Business Coach and Business Coaching

1,749 views★ 4.0 (7)

By John MephamNov 3, 20071 topic

Vitamin C For Gout? The Answer Is Yes, But There's A Caution If You Use It For Gout Treatment

Should you take Vitamin C for gout? The answer is probably yes, but read on for a possibly relevant caution. Gout cures require that uric acid levels be reduced. Vitamins and drugs work in two ways to reduce uric acid levels. One is restricting its supply by inhibiting purine breakdown into uric acid, the other is improving uric acid’s breakdown into the urine. Vitamin C is thought to be a uric acid excretory, not an inhibitor. Improving excretion may be more important

Primary topic: Arthritis Treatment

Arthritis Treatment

33,968 views

By Kelly MarquetRecently published1 topic

If you were told you only had a few months to live, how would your kids remember you?

I know this may spark an issue with a few of you out there, but I continue to see this over and over in my business, Working Moms and lost kids. I strongly feel the American family is broken. We have more kids in trouble at ridiculously early ages. Screaming for attention? Screaming to be heard? Pregnant at 12, in jail for murder at 8? Come on people, there is a reason here! It is US! OUR FAULT! They have no direction. Families need at least two incomes to survive. Kids are left to wander streets or watch bad TV and music videos and this becomes their compass.

Primary topic: Marketing Strategy

Marketing Strategy

3,136 views★ 2.2 (5)

By Mary Jane Hurley BrantRecently published1 topic

Happy Family at Holidays? Not So Fast

For many people, family gatherings during the Happy Holidays aren't so happy. While most of us enjoy getting together at holidays, mixed feelings of love, anxiety and confusion often collide. But why in the world would family holidays cause conste ation or anxious feelings? Why would family be other than a supreme source of joy? Are not our families the portals in the storm and our safe refuge? Sadly, not always, and the reason is that some families just aren't safe and their communication style is often a big part of the problem.

Primary topic: Grief and Loss

2,067 views★ 4.2 (5)

By Albert GaroliRecently published1 topic

Closing the Mind to Negativity

Many experts will provide various ways for people to think, act and speak positively about themselves as a form of auto-suggestion. If you walk the walk and talk the talk you become what you put out. Express positivity and you will feel good about yourself and a constant upward cycle. However, there’s another aspect that is almost as important to self-talk in being able to reach productive positivity and that is to be aware of suggestions from the surroundings.

Primary topic: Life Purpose

1,626 views★ 3.7 (9)

By Marc-Andre TerriaultFeb 23, 20101 topic

The Strange Reason Why Waking Up Early Will Help You Find Success

I was talking with someone the other day who was telling me how upset he was because he had to wake up 10 minutes earlier in the morning. He told me that the line at the coffee shop (Tim Hortons) was getting longer and longer and he couldn't afford to arrive late at work anymore... It's funny because this person is actually using two of the 6 secrets of success that I teach my members (check out my site for more information www.cheerstothegoodlife.com) and he doesn't even rea

Primary topic: Inspiration

2,341 views★ 3.6 (5)

By Jeannette Rodriguez, Counselor, Creative Arts TherapistSep 21, 20091 topic

Art, the Moon, and the Unconscious

I've had several people ask me already about the name of my art therapy practice, Mothermoon. I chose this name intuitively, because the moon represents to me the sleeping / dreaming world of the Unconscious, whose language is symbol, metaphor, and art. Many great works of art have been inspired by dreams. Many insights have been reached through unconscious means, seemingly out of nowhere, but always with that feeling that "I already knew this somehow." The moon is rich in it

Primary topic: Healing

2,440 views★ 3.4 (5)

By Brenda ShoshannaRecently published1 topic

The Practice of Judaism and Zen: Jewish Dharma

Today a powerful spiritual hunger is arising as many seek comfort, support and meaning in a world that has spun out of control. There are endless paths to take, yet most have little knowledge of the ways in which Jewish and Zen practice can provide guidance, joy, strength, balance, and how they ...

Primary topic: Zen and Mindfulness

Zen and Mindfulness

33,926 views

By Patricia ClappRecently published1 topic

“My Drill Sergeant Wears Skate Shoes” Transition Tip for the Day – Listen To Your Kids; You Could Learn a Thing or Two

I have to admit, being a mom to a teenage son has its challenges. I cannot for the life of me figure out how he can function in his room that is filled with technology and dirty socks. With the buzzes of texts, the bam bam of the XBox games, and the other random noises I hear from time to time, it’s like an alien has landed here on 24 Maple. Much of my time is spent, I have to admit, when I am home, is pondering how to bridge the gap between the foreign land of “teenagerdome” and the mind of a 41 year old (I would like to think but am reminded I am not) cool mom.

Primary topic: Divorce

2,439 views★ 3.4 (5)

By Kari JoysRecently published1 topic

10 Simple Ways to Love Yourself

If you want to be a healthy, happy person, it’s very important to learn to love the person you see in the mirror. Although loving yourself can be very challenging if you grew up in a dysfunctional family, it’s definitely worth the time and effort! Whether you feel stressed, anxious or depressed, or whether you are in a challenging relationship or going through a divorce, learning to love yourself is a crucial step in your healing process. When you honestly love yourself, your love overflows to everyone around you and everything in your life begins to sparkle and shine!

Primary topic: Positive Psychology

Positive Psychology

2,592 views★ 2.1 (8)

By Young KimRecently published1 topic

Avoiding Failure Does Not Lead To Success

A common theme among my clients is the fear of failure. They are so afraid of failing that they are unwilling to press the "go" button to get their lives started. Ironically the fear of failure usually leads to more failure. The fear of failure can lead to procrastination, perfection paralysis, indecision, and even depression. One thing the fear of failure will never lead to is success.

Primary topic: Transformation

2,338 views★ 3.6 (5)

By Noelyne JonesRecently published1 topic

How to Easily Overcome a Fear of Wrong Decision Making

Do you find it difficult to make decisions? After making a decision do you doubt what you have done and worry that it's not the best decision for you? Do you make a decision only to quickly change your mind? Do you regret many of the decisions that you've made and wish your life was different? If you are nodding you head at this moment then I can guarantee that your decision making will be 100% better once you are clear about your personal values.

Primary topic: Personal Development

Personal Development

2,063 views★ 4.2 (5)

By Emanuel Barling, Jr.Recently published1 topic

Recipe for Grilled Organic Chicken and Hamburger Tortilla Wraps (For a Family of 4)

This is a low-fat, sugar and salt-free grilled meal that reduces the exposure to gluten in breads, synthetic addictive chemicals and factory farmed meats. The recipe will provide left-over bacon, tortillas, onions and condiments to be used for other meals. Total Cooking Time: 30 minutes (the first time will probably take longer). Actual Work Time on Meal: 30 minutes including prep. Organic Ingredients: 3 Organic Chicken Breasts (4 if you want leftovers) 1 Pound Organic Hamburger (1½ pounds if you want leftovers) 1 pound of Apple Smoked Baconr Organic Flour Tortillasr

Primary topic: Health Education

Health Education

1,638 views★ 3.4 (10)

By Leslie CunninghamRecently published1 topic

***The Beauty of Doing Nothing

The other day I put my son down for his nap. And then I reluctantly forced myself to muster up the energy to turn my attention towards the endless items on my never-ending to-do list. I was fully prepared to take advantage of my time alone to get a jumpstart on everything that “needed” to be accomplished during the day. But something deep inside me rebelled. I felt a deep soul’s craving to do absolutely nothing. It was as if I couldn’t even make myself glance at my list!

Primary topic: Employee Motivation

Employee Motivation

2,151 views★ 3.5 (6)

By Julie Roberts, Ph.D.Recently published1 topic

How To Clear Unwanted Blocks From Your System So You Can Achieve Your Goals

If you want to alleviate stress, reduce negative emotions, eliminate obsessive thinking, or help actualize your potential, you can use the following simplified steps of CLEAR. This method combines a number of energy psychology methods (EFT, EMDR, Somatic Experiencing) and is simple and ...

Primary topic: Energy Psychology

Energy Psychology

2,433 views★ 3.4 (5)

By Marcus SanterRecently published1 topic

The ONLY Illness There Is...

The Only Illness There Is By Marcus Santer I’d like you to join me on a journey of understanding. The result of this journey will be a new understanding on what health is, how it works and why in theory there is no such thing as an incurable illness. By the end of the journey you will know that there is only one illness and you will know how to prevent it.

Primary topic: Qigong

2,756 views★ 2.8 (5)

By Chef Todd MohrRecently published1 topic

7 Tips for Healthy Eating at Home

I’ve devised my 7 Tips for Healthy Eating at Home because I feel like crap. What the heck is going on? I’m a healthy guy, I’m not overweight. I exercise more than most people. I was the Executive Chef at a large hospital, so I know about nutrition and I can cook. Why do I feel lousy? Why am I exhausted by the television at 9:00 pm? Why do I sleep 8 full hours and wake up tired? Why do I feel like I need a nap in the afte oon? Why is my attention-span shortening? Why does my memory seem to be duller? Why am I irritable sometimes? Why is this happening to me?

Primary topic: Cooking and Recipes

Cooking and Recipes

1,480 views★ 3.5 (11)

By Morty Lefkoe, The Official Guide to Self-Esteem and Self ConfidenceJun 15, 20091 topic

***Would you like to stop worrying about what others think?

Do you often walk away from people thinking, âDid I say the right thingâ; did I offend someoneâ; âshould I have said or asked â¦â? Do you frequently hear that âlittle voiceâ in your head saying: âWhat will they think?â? Do you often feel you need to be a certain way and you canât just be yourself? Most people are concerned about what others think about them and many say and do things just to get the approval of others. These thoughts and behaviors seem to

Primary topic: Self-Esteem and Self Confidence

Self-Esteem and Self Confidence

1,013 views★ 4.0 (16)

By Lora MorrowRecently published1 topic

There Is No "I Tried" in Success

Those who say winning is not everything have probably never truly won anything because they do not know the true meaning of success. To recognize success, it is necessary first to define failure. Failure is the refusal either to establish a plan or to work persistently toward its accomplishment, regardless of the challenges. Most of us were never taught that failure is a matter of choice or that success is a matter of choice. Failure is not, as many believe, the result of lack of talent, money, time, or opportunity.

Primary topic: Behavior Modification

Behavior Modification

2,143 views★ 4.0 (5)

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