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By ccnnerMar 24, 20101 topic

Yoga structure of the relaxation method

Yoga relaxation method can also break technique known as yoga. It will bring enormous benefits the body will enable the brain, heart, autonomic nervous system and limb to be the depth of the rest, so that the body be "charged" and revitalized. Formal relaxation should be an active, alert, focused mind to relax, can there be the feeling of relaxation. * Relaxation method for different purposes, time and environment have different practice methods, such as day exercise aimed at

Primary topic: Yoga

1,867 views★ 4.4 (5)

By Dr. Charles and Dr Elizabeth SchmitzRecently published1 topic

***Don’t Ever Say These Things To Your Spouse

By America’s #1 Love and Marriage Experts. Words Matter! What you say to the one you love is important! Negative and hurtful statements can have the power to cut through the very fabric of the bond between two people in love. Words can damage and potentially destroy the foundation of your relationship. Make no mistake about that.

Primary topic: Marriage Coaching

Marriage Coaching

1,946 views★ 4.2 (5)

By Get OrganizedRecently published1 topic

***Home Organization Tips Everyone Can Use

In a truly well organized home, everyone pitches in to keep things neat and tidy. If your home is feeling cluttered, or if cleaning day is stressing you out, here are some simple home organization tips that everyone can use. To get started, you will need to determine how much time you want everyone to devote to cleaning each day, or do you want to dedicate a certain day of the week to cleaning instead? Everything should have a place of its own and everything should be put away if it is not in use.

Primary topic: Organizing and Learning How to Organize

Organizing and Learning How to Organize

2,205 views★ 3.6 (5)

By Carol Barrett BerubeJun 6, 20171 topic

Carol Barrett Toronto - 5 Ways to Start a Community

Communities are very helpful especially in an organization. Being a part of a community makes us feel valued, useful, and active as well. Being able to have a place you can belong and relate is also very vital as a person.Communities also bring clarity of purpose to its members that it helps them identify themselves and know the things they want to do. Carol Barrett Toronto knows how important communities are that is why she believes that it's better to build strong ones thro

Primary topic: Audio and Video Programs

Audio and Video Programs

1,444 views★ 5.0 (6)

By Patty SadallahRecently published1 topic

***How to Be and Get Dream Partners for Success: Secret # 25 Be the only one

“Each one of you has something no one else has, or has ever had: your fingerprints, your brain, your heart. Be an individual. Be unique. Stand out. Make noise. Make someone notice. That's the power of individuals.” Jon Bon Jovi. Last week I was in one of those stores that had the large jungle gym for kids. There was one of those big bins filled with plastic balls for kids to jump in. There were hundreds, maybe even thousands of them in that bin. Now, imagine that each of those balls represents someone who does something similar to what you do.

Primary topic: Women In Business

Women In Business

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By Donna PriceRecently published1 topic

***Website vs. Blog Which to Choose

Having an inte et presence is essential in this business environment. As a business owner, you must have a web presence. But when you are developing that web presence you have many decisions to make. Here are some of the things you need to consider: • What is the goal of my website: Is it to make money?; Is it to create an online brochure?; Do I want it to be interactive? • How much control do I want of my site? Do I want to pay someone to update the site regularly? Do I have regular content to update? Do I have the resources to update my site?

Primary topic: Strategic Planning

Strategic Planning

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By Dennis VydrinRecently published1 topic

Reasonable Money Management and Trade Discipline

Certainly before starting trading every Forex trader has got his own expectation targeting at obtaining high profit out of trading operations. But achieving these goals requires something bigger then just an appropriate Forex education and entrepreneurship abilities, it needs something extra. If you want your trading to be successive bringing you desired results, the following necessary rules may become your Forex trading guidance: Simple Forex Systems Work Bestr Forex was originated as a simply structured system.

Primary topic: Investing

2,296 views★ 3.4 (5)

By Steve TaylorRecently published1 topic

Getting in on the Secret: The Law of Attraction for Baby Boomers- part 4 of 6

Making the Law of Attraction Work for You, the Column- Part 4 By Steve Taylor

Primary topic: Achievement

1,484 views★ 3.8 (9)

By Valerie RosenbaumRecently published1 topic

7 Tips to Reduce Skin Wrinkles Naturally

What’s a good firming and wrinkle treatment for skin? There are actually lots of them. Here’s a quick look at 7 of the good ones. No trip to the cosmetic surgeon required. 1. Use a Cream Containing Coenzyme Q10 Coenzyme Q10 is an antioxidant that you might be familiar with. It is becoming more common as an ingredient in dietary supplements, particularly for heart health. As a side note, if you happen to be taking statin drugs to reduce your cholesterol levels, you should be taking COQ10, because statins interfere with its production.

Primary topic: Anti-Aging

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By Jenenne R. MacklinRecently published1 topic

Change Your Story...Change Your Life

Have you ever realized that you drove to work and did not see the streets, didn’t pay attention to the construction that was going on because you were talking to yourself? Maybe you were talking about your job, or your marriage or your relationship. For example, if you were not happy with your present job, you may find yourself saying…” Gosh, I hate going to this job. I can’t wait until I find another. They past me up for promotion and didn’t give me the raise I think I deserve. My supervisor is so difficult to work with. I wonder why it’s so hard for me.

Primary topic: Spiritual Growth

Spiritual Growth

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By Jo Anne Bishop PhD MPARecently publishedTopic pending

***The Fear Factor

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 Donna BelkRecently published1 topic

Practical Things You Can Do For Someone Who Is Dying

If you have a friend or loved one who is dying and don’t feel you know what to do, here are some practical suggestions for things you can do to feel more useful and more at ease with the situation. These suggests are also gifts for the dying person and can help them feel more peaceful and ...

Primary topic: Death and Dying

Death and Dying

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By Judy WrightRecently published1 topic

Kids and Chores - Why Children Need to Help at Home

Are you a frustrated parent who sometimes finds it is easier to take the garbage out yourself than to keep nagging your son? Do you wonder what kind of employee he will become since he doesn't always follow through at home? Is it worth the effort on your part to insist that he do his share? ...

Primary topic: Family

2,492 views★ 3.0 (5)

By William AndersonRecently published1 topic

The Keys to Personal Change

Everywhere I turn everyday, I encounter people who are unhappy with some aspect of themselves or their lives. They are not just at my psychotherapy practice or the community clinic I volunteer in. I encounter them at church, at nightclubs, at the health club, at the convenience store, at the symphony, at professional gatherings. Something is wrong and they need it to get better. They are everywhere. They are us. After years of encounters with people who need to make changes in their lives, I find that some get better, and some are stuck.

Primary topic: Dieting and Weight Loss

Dieting and Weight Loss

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By Lyndsey ShafferRecently published1 topic

The Attainment of Elusive Dreams

The first and most important step to attaining elusive dreams is to know and believe that they are indeed attainable. A shift in your mindset must take place in order to have and hold the things you want most, but feel are out of reach. The key to this shift in mindset is to remove self imposed limitations. It does not matter what other people think of your abilities. What matters is whether or not you choose to believe them. If there is something that you feel is out of your reach it is because you have decided to place it out of your reach.

Primary topic: Success Principles

Success Principles

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By Bobbi PalmerRecently published1 topic

Don't Sleep through your Sex Life

Have you ever found yourself in a sexual lull? Maybe you're in one right now. During my oh-so-many single years, I used to call my gaps in dating and intimacy "being on hiatus." And the hiatuses were often pretty long. (Sorry…TMI?) The truth is that extended periods of celibacy are somewhat common for single women over 40. Unlike our earlier years of joyful experimentation and bed-hopping, most of us aren't sleeping with any guy that comes along. (Yes…pun intended.)

Primary topic: Dating

2,289 views★ 3.4 (5)

By Mary DykstraRecently published1 topic

Organize Your Desk & Office Space for 2010 & Beyond

It’s ‘GO’ Month (Get Organized)! Moreover, it’s a new year and a new decade. This is the perfect time to set the tone for a new phase. Remember, small changes over time lead to a huge cumulative positive change. Let’s talk about your office & desk area, whether it’s a home office or a business office. Many of the same issues are the same for both areas. If you find that you have always struggled with getting or staying organized and managing your time, consider hiring a Certified Professional Organizer to help you identify and set up a sustainable customized system.

Primary topic: Organizing and Learning How to Organize

Organizing and Learning How to Organize

2,289 views★ 3.4 (5)

By Elizabeth NobleRecently published1 topic

Ear Infection Treatment - 7 Mistakes People Make When Treating Ear Infections

There are 7 common mistakes that people make when treating ear infections. These mistakes can slow your recovery and in some cases cause complications like chronic ear infections, ruptured ear drums, glue ear, hearing loss and mastoiditis. So lets go through these common mistakes; Mistake 1 - ...

Primary topic: Natural Health

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By Nanette GeigerRecently published1 topic

Secrets to Attracting Your Heart's Desire

I attracted emotionally unavailable men, men who lived out of state, or traveled a great deal of time. Even though my father was an emotionally absent father, I thought that since I consciously knew it, I'd consciously choose loving relationships with men that were available. Even up to the last relationship I was in prior to having my relationship breakthrough, the guy I was involved with would not commit.

Primary topic: Law of Attraction

Law of Attraction

3,067 views★ 1.7 (6)

By Bonny LinRecently published1 topic

The 3 Ways That Mindful Breathing Enhances Your Intuition

Intuition is your inner wisdom as well as information that can come from being able to tune in to receive information from everything around you and from the entire universe. Because of the wealth of information available to you from the entire universe, intuition can be a valuable tool as you navigate through your life and business. But in order for you to best tap into your own intuition, you’ll have to prepare to receive it fully. You can begin by doing mindful breathing which is the simplest and easiest exercise to build your intuitive muscle.

Primary topic: Intuition

1,936 views★ 4.2 (5)

By Sherry AnsharaRecently published1 topic

LIFE IS NEVER WHAT YOU THINK IT IS???

This statement…”Life is never what you think it is” is the perfect statement you can say when life doesn’t turn out to be what you thought it was going to be? Do you ever know what life is going to be? Yes and No!

Primary topic: Self Realization

Self Realization

2,432 views★ 2.1 (8)

By Warren WojnowskiRecently published1 topic

***Manifest Your Desires, Learn How To Master Law of Attraction With Segment Intending

Learning how to manifest your desires with segment intending is one of the most powerful manifestation tools available to you in your mastery of law of attraction. Perhaps you already know about and you already practice segment intending, but if you don't this is such a powerful technique that will benefit you ... starting right now. From each moment to moment throughout your day, you are living in segments. For example, whenever you enter a room or have a new conversation with someone you are in a new segment. Are you in control of each segment throughout your day?

Primary topic: Happiness

1,665 views★ 3.3 (9)

By SelfGrowth ContributorOct 20, 20101 topic

Conquering Adrenal Fatigue

Do you find you have difficulty concentrating and feel overwhelmed? Is your energy level low? Do you feel tired even after you sleep? These are all signs of Adrenal Fatigue. A doctor coined the term âAdrenal Fatigueâ back in 1998 and it is not considered an accepted medical diagnosis (at this point), but the term is being used more frequently and should be addressed. A more correct term would be chronic fatigue syndrome. What weâre talking about, when we mention adrenal

Primary topic: Alternative Medicine

Alternative Medicine

1,934 views★ 4.2 (5)

By Albert GaroliRecently published1 topic

Who Do You Claim To Be?

Most often, people identify with their occupation and respond to the questio “who am I?” with titles such as a doctor, a referee, a cook, or whatever they do most throughout the day. It is important to understand that this is not who we are but what we do, yet most of us are unable to provide any other answer than the description of our profession or role in life. On the same line, many will also provide a label for themselves based on national, cultural or religious identification such as an American, Chinese, Catholic, Protestant, Caucasian, etc.

Primary topic: Life Purpose

1,608 views★ 4.5 (6)

By David ThompsonRecently published1 topic

Fear does not have to be frightening!

There are as many fears as there are people in the world. Fear of flying, fear of driving, fear of dogs, fear of cats and even a fear of styrofoam! Fear is an emotion which discourages, hinders or stops us from living victorious lives! That is it's only purpose. Every fear wears a mask. It does not want us to see its true face. If we did, then it would cease to exist! Please do not confuse fear with common sense. Common sense is attained through our lives by trial and error. It acts like a safety trigger on a gun to protect us from harm. What I am talking about is fear of the unknown.

Primary topic: Achievement

2,159 views★ 2.9 (7)

By Michael BalducciRecently published1 topic

Can We Heal The World By Creating More Vegetarians?

Are you ready to make a difference in this world? Well, you had better hurry. The world is in a race against time. Environmentalists have agreed our planet may not have much time to go if global warming continues at its pace. In addition, if global warming doesn’t kill us, we may kill ourselves long before the ozone is completely gone. Fighting and tension, wars and disagreements between nations, still remain a threat against all life on this planet.

Primary topic: Nutrition

1,869 views★ 3.8 (6)

By Kara OhJun 11, 20101 topic

How Your Differences Can Make You Closer

Your relationship cannot be as close as you’d like it to be if you’re not willing to shift your attitude about your differences, i.e. what causes the friction between you. In the beginning, you probably thought his differences were cute, adorable, enchanting even. As you became more familiar, some of those differences have probably begun to wear on you, maybe even make you a little bit crazy. It’s important to remember that it’s our differences that make us interesting to ea

Primary topic: Marriage Coaching

Marriage Coaching

2,188 views★ 3.6 (5)

By Renita HerrmannRecently published1 topic

Swine Flu and You

SWINE FLU AND YOU Lately we've all been hearing about Swine Flu. Many numbers and facts have been bandied about, but in truth, most are only guesses. Since working in a clinic in San Francisco, most of the people I see come in the door are relatively poor, working class. I've seen people march in there with all the same symptoms of the Swine Flu for the last 6 months. Almost always, they march right back out again, feeling much better, if not 100%. If they're not feeling much better, they have an additional remedy to take if they feel they're not well on the road to recovery.

Primary topic: Alternative Medicine

Alternative Medicine

1,128 views★ 4.8 (9)

By Craig LockRecently published1 topic

A Review of the Book ' God Has A Dream' by Desmond Tutu

Article Title: A Review of the Book ' God Has A Dream' by Desmond Tutu Shared by: Craig Lock Category (Key words): Success, Belief, Positive Thinking, Mind, Mindpower, Mind Control, Thought, Power of Thought, Empowerment, Motivation, Inspiration, Self Help, Personal Growth (enough there now) Web sites: www.lulu.com/craiglock/ and http://www.creativekiwis.com/books.html Craig's new blog with thoughts and extracts from various writings is at http://en.search.wordpress.com/?q=%22craig+lock22+ www.craiglock.wordpress.com Other Articles are available at: http://www.selfgrowth.com

Primary topic: Writing Tools

2,065 views★ 2.8 (8)

By Brian NicolettiRecently published1 topic

Book Review: When Teachers Talk

When Teachers Talk: Principal Abuse of Teachers - The Untold Story is a mind-blowing book that every parent with a child in public schools should read. In the book, teacher interviews disclose the real reasons schools are failing and how your child suffers because of it. Under the protection of anonymity, hundreds of teachers talk. This book delivers a powerful message to parents and anyone who wonders why so many students are struggling and public education is failing. I'm not kidding when I say that this book was eye opening and absolutely heartbreaking.

Primary topic: Travel

1,926 views★ 2.8 (9)

By Margaret Meloni, the Official Guide to Conflict ResolutionRecently published1 topic

***The Face of Conflict

One of the more common definitions of conflict is that it is a clash between two (or more) opposing groups or that it is a power struggle or a battle between opposing forces. When you think of conflict, you may think of it as a negative (think power struggle or battle) or you may think that it must always be about other people. Some of you may go as far as to believe that if it were not for other people you would never have to deal with conflict. Today, I ask you to consider a few questions.

Primary topic: Conflict Resolution

Conflict Resolution

1,761 views★ 3.1 (9)

By Steve GillmanRecently published1 topic

Vegetarian Backpacking Recipes

Ready to hit the trails but without the beef jerky? Here are a few vegetarian backpacking recipes you can try, along with some simple snack foods. Olive Oil Noodles This is a simple recipe that you don't need to write down. Bring a small bag of spices (whatever kinds you like), some dried vegetables, pasta and olive oil. Soak the dried vegetables while you are setting up camp. Then cook them along with the pasta.

Primary topic: Creativity

2,171 views★ 3.2 (6)

By George BielayMar 31, 20111 topic

The Differences Between Emotional Maturity And Immaturity

Why should you care about emotional maturity? Because it can mean the difference between a happy, rewarding and satisfying life and relationship versus a stressful unhappy existence with crises that never seem to go away. This newletter introduces the signs of emotional immaturity, qualities and characteristics of emotional maturity and how to develop these aspects.rnSigns of Emotional Immaturity We all have bad days and at times have our own individual temper tantrums. Somet

Primary topic: Relationship Advice

Relationship Advice

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By Carole HodgesRecently published1 topic

Kick-Start Your Motivation!

Procrastination and wasting time are common ailments. Even if you lose only a few hours a week to them, it can be annoying. Why? Because you may realize that you didn’t really ENJOY the wasted time. If you had actually planned to take that time off, you might have done something much more enjoyable and relaxing. And if you had been more intentional, you might be seeing profound improvements in your business.

Primary topic: Communication Skills and Training

Communication Skills and Training

1,701 views★ 3.5 (8)

By Jean TracyRecently published1 topic

3 Parenting Tips – Helping Your Child Build Character and Overcome Pouting

Would you like some parenting tips when your child pouts with lips turned down and drooping eyes? Do you feel stressed, nervous, or angry with the pouting? Look inside for 3 ways to understand, help, and build character in your pouting child. I know how difficult it can be when your child pouts. Pouting affects your feelings and stresses you on the inside. ‘Oh, no,’ you think. ‘I must make Joey happy.’ If the pouting continues, your mind, like a rubber band, can snap with anger. ‘He shouldn’t pout. He has no reason.’ You yell, “Joey, wipe that look off your face right now!

Primary topic: Parenting

2,275 views★ 3.4 (5)

By Ronda LaRueRecently published1 topic

Go Green this Summer and Smooth Out! Nutritional Health Tips for Those Hot Summer Days…

OK so it has taken me this long (40 some years) – and well into menopause, midlife crisis, chronic fatigue, sleep disorders, OK so it has taken me this long (40 some years) – and well into menopause, midlife crisis, chronic fatigue, sleep disorders, and depression – to finally GET IT: Want to feel good again? Check this out….

Primary topic: Spiritual Growth

Spiritual Growth

2,275 views★ 3.4 (5)

By Dr Kelli - The Angel Whisperer®Recently published1 topic

Are You Following Your Divine Guidance?

What have you been receiving time after time but ignoring? How many times have you followed your guidance? The angels are giving you guidance all the time; do you notice their guidance? r

Primary topic: General Self Help

General Self Help

1,561 views★ 3.6 (9)

By David LindahlRecently published1 topic

Understanding Cash vs. Cash Flow in Real Estate Investing

In some previous articles, I offered to you some general tips and strategies for working with the abundant and often lucrative opportunities that exist with REO properties. In these articles, I discussed at some length the idea of generating cash for your real estate investment business.

Primary topic: Real Estate

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By Stacy Kamala WaltmanRecently published1 topic

Developing Compassion ~

Before the heroes journey our laser sharp and strategic mind identifies and postulates experiences outside of us – intellectually, abstractly and compartmentalized. Everything neatly in its place constricted, ridged and controlled by repetition and stale, lifeless air. Synapse grooves deepen becoming more and more entrenched. We only care for others when payoff wafts. Enter Grace; as miraculous intervention. With veiled eyes her gifts are discarded though; valueless. Turning up the heat, Grace stands firm. A hint of ripening with the journey we begin; unawares.

Primary topic: Life Coach and Life Coaching

Life Coach and Life Coaching

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By Lyndsey ShafferRecently published1 topic

The Dangers of Strategic Helping

It is imperative that we understand our internal reasons for wanting to help another person. Many talk about the building of relationships through the volunteering of time or resources. If it is your intention to help another because of the potentially fruitful relationship that may result you are doing it for the wrong reasons. Allowing self serving agendas to be a driving factor in whether or not you help another person is not true relationship building. It is strategic helping and not true giving.

Primary topic: Success Principles

Success Principles

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By Nancy DanielsRecently published1 topic

***If Your Voice Is Childlike, What Image Are You Projecting?

I hear it all the time: women phoning me and complaining that their voice sounds like that of a child. If you have this problem, then the image you are projecting is not one of confidence or maturity. The good news is that you have a better voice inside of you which is resonant and more mature in sound. I found mine when I was in graduate school and it landed me the jobs I wanted in New York City as well as jobs I wasn’t seeking.

Primary topic: Public Speaking

Public Speaking

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By Bobbi PalmerRecently published1 topic

***Why You're Dating and Not Finding Quality Men

Dating can be a real pain in the butt, right? It can be a lot of work that leads to a lot of nothing. I conducted a survey recently and asked women what their biggest challenge was when they date. The #1 response was: I’m not meeting quality men. Can you relate?? I hear this from women all the time. I’m tired of meeting losers. All the good ones are gay or taken. All the men I meet are bald, boring, messy, sex-crazed, they are too this, not enough that. And the most common: I just don’t feel a spark with any men I’m meeting.

Primary topic: Dating

2,920 views★ 2.2 (5)

By Cindy Ricardo, LMHCMar 19, 20071 topic

Boundaries: The Importance of Valuing Yourself

Boundaries: The importance of choosing to value ourselvesnnâYour personal boundaries protect the inner core of your identity and your right to choices.ân-Gerard Manley HopkinsnnWhat are boundaries?nnThe easiest boundary to define is the property line. Most people have seen a no trespassing sign posted on private property at one time or another. This sign sends a clear message, âif you cross the line you will be prosecuted!â This type of boundary is easy to picture and

Primary topic: Self-Esteem and Self Confidence

Self-Esteem and Self Confidence

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By Susan ElliottRecently published1 topic

How To Get Past A Devastating Breakup

Ten Things To Do After A Breakup To Get On With Your Life: 1. Know that grieving someone and missing them does not necessarily mean you want them. It means you hurt because you've had a loss. Perhaps that loss is the best thing but it's still a loss. Don't mistake grief for love. It's ...

Primary topic: Relationship Advice

Relationship Advice

31,620 views

By Gregory CoveyRecently published1 topic

Sample Written Warning Letter for Attendance

The most important aspect of issuing a written warning letter for any violation of policy is to make sure you are being fair and consistent!

Primary topic: Leadership

31,610 views

By Debra GraugnardRecently published1 topic

***Spirituality – Self-Sacrifice or Self-Care?

Do you consider yourself a spiritually-connected person? I do, and yet I sometimes find myself falling short of caring for my physical body in a way that best serves me. I skip breakfast or the morning workout so I can cram in one more errand on the way to work; I commit to more tha I can comfortably deliver and end up short-changing my time for spiritual practices and meditation that I need to rejuvenate myself; or I eat too fast or don’t get enough sleep because someone I care about needs me.

Primary topic: Healing

1,845 views★ 4.4 (5)

By Peter GeorgeRecently published1 topic

How to Be Recognized as an Expert in Your Field and Have Prospects Banging on Your Door

When it comes to marketing your services, two facts hold true. One is, when things are important to people, they buy -- or at least attempt to buy -- from a recognized expert. The other is, to be most profitable, you must differentiate yourself from your competition. One of the most effective ways to differentiate yourself is to be a recognized expert in your field. So why don't more people market themselves as experts? It's simple. They do not believe they are worthy of the title.

Primary topic: Small Business Marketing

Small Business Marketing

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By Bud BilanichRecently published1 topic

Common Sense and Success

I chose November 4 as Use Your Common Sense Day because it is Will Rogers' birthday. Will was a great American humorist who was famous for saying, "Common sense ain't all that common." We are all born with five senses: sight, sound, touch, taste and smell. These senses help us navigate our way through the world.

Primary topic: Career Development

Career Development

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By Patricia LantzRecently published1 topic

The Strange Tales of Dr. Jekyll ~ Mr. Hyde ~ and Phinas Gage

Robert Lewis Stevenson wrote “The Strange Case of Dr Jekyll and Mr Hyde" in 1886. The central theme of the story is of two very different men who inhabit the same body. His characterization of the respectable Dr Jekyll, who turns into the ugly and deformed Mr Hyde has so griped the collective imagination that this story of duality is well known by virtually everyone. The story is about the ego and it’s shadow, that dark feared part of our self that follows us wherever we go and “can look even the more sinister the more we try to stand in the light.”

Primary topic: Self Realization

Self Realization

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By Vijaya NairJul 1, 20091 topic

***Chemotherapy is NOT the Only Way to Fight Cancer!

For years, we have been told that the only thing to do when faced with cancer is to undergo chemotherapy. However, recent research suggests there are alternatives that should be considered - alternatives that do not destroy the healthy functions of your body along with the cancer cells. Everyone has Cancer Cells It is important to understand that cancer cells exist in all bodies. These cancer cells go undetected by our standard tests until they have multiplied to extreme leve

Primary topic: Health Products and Services

Health Products and Services

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