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By M.Farouk RadwanRecently published1 topic

Learn How to Handle Criticism

I cant tolerate criticism Do you find it very hard to tolerate criticism even if it was constructive? Do critical comments make you feel bad for days and days? Do you hate to be criticized? Every normal person should not like the idea of being criticized but when you become extremely intolerant to criticism then this might be indication of other underlying problems in your personality that you need to deal with. Why does criticism hurt Suppose that you told one of your friends who always used to get straight As in college that he is not intelligent, will that critical c

Primary topic: Body Language

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By Rebecca CooperRecently published1 topic

Male Eating Disorders made Public

Recently, People Magazine came out with an article about Ashley Hamilton talking openly about his struggles with an eating disorder. I applaud Ashley for coming out about having an eating disorder. The shame, guilt and misunderstanding of eating disorders makes it hard for anyone to come forward and get help, but it is so much harder for such a public figure to do so. He is very courageous!

Primary topic: Eating Disorders

Eating Disorders

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By Lorna RileyRecently published1 topic

Off-the-Chart Results Goal Setting

Everyone has the same amount of time each day, yet some people accomplish several lifetimes of achievements in the same time others waste wondering what to do. Some people spend more time planning a party than they do their own lives. Successful people control their time by setting goals. ...

Primary topic: Sales Training

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By Susan KlopferRecently published1 topic

Remembering an American Civil Rights Hero, Medgar Evers, on Anniversary of His Murder in Mississippi

“People who lived through those days will tell you that something shifted in their hearts after Medgar Evers died, something that put them beyond fear…. At that point a new motto was born: After Medgar, no more fear.” Maryanne Voller, Esquire THERE MAY BE SOME WHO still ask "who was Medgar Evers and if they recognize the name, at all, what role did he have in the modern civil rights movement?" After all, American history books rarely do much service in telling the true and complete stories of this country’s early and modern civil rights movements.

Primary topic: Retirement and Retirement Planning

Retirement and Retirement Planning

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By Mollee BauerAug 9, 20081 topic

Surviving The Holidays With The In-laws

This live chat event took place on November 14, 2005 nnnn nModerator: Good evening and welcome to our chat, "Surviving the Holidays with the In-Laws," with our very own Dewey, and NatalieL. As we all know the holidays while a source of great memories and fun, can also be a stressful time of year for us and our family's, because of tension between you and the in-laws. Tonight let's share our ideas, and tips on handling that stress, and we'll share our in-law horror stories. An

Primary topic: Relationship Advice

Relationship Advice

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By Janet PfeifferRecently published1 topic

THE HARDEST THING

My anger management group is no place for the weak. While I am very compassionate and respectful, I have zero tolerance for denial, blame, self-pity and the like. Monday night was no exception.

Primary topic: Anger Management

Anger Management

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By Sam VakninFeb 22, 20031 topic

The Psychology of Torture

There is one place in which one's privacy, intimacy, integrity and inviolability are guaranteed - one's body, a unique temple and a familiar territory of sensa and personal history. The torturer invades, defiles and desecrates this shrine. He does so publicly, deliberately, repeatedly and, often, sadistically and sexually, with undisguised pleasure. Hence the all-pervasive, long-lasting, and, frequently, irreversible effects and outcomes of torture. In a way, the torture vic

Primary topic: Abuse and Recovery

Abuse and Recovery

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By Layfield BarrettFeb 3, 20171 topic

What Happens If You Hit a Jaywalking Pedestrian?

In an ideal world, there would never be any accidents.rn rnDrivers would be extra-vigilant while operating their cars, pedestrians would use properly marked crosswalks and everybody would be following the rules. rn rnEverybody would be reasonable . Unfortunately, as earthlings, we make mistakes, we get distracted and we crash. So the justice system will compare what we have done with what a reasonable person would have done in the same situation. The farther you had been from

Primary topic: Legal Services

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By Werner ErhardRecently published1 topic

*** A Way to Transformation

The subject of this article is transformation – a deep, profound and committed choice about the way we live our lives. Transformation is the possibility for a breakthrough in our living, a clearing for aliveness to show up in our everyday activities, self-expression and commitments. Talking ...

Primary topic: Transformation

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By Boomer Living at Boomer-LivingPlus.comRecently published1 topic

***Boomers: Are You a Realizer?

For the last few months, we’ve been talking about the transformation from the “Type A” to the “Type R” personality; the “R” standing for “recreative” in the dynamic, formative sense. Our thesis is that modern Americans, upon retirement, have unprecedented opportunities to craft a new “self”. We can construct renovated lives that enable us to plunge into a future we shape for ourselves, full of learning, fulfillment, fun and—profit.

Primary topic: Baby Boomers

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By Stephen BrennanRecently published1 topic

***First Downs and Second Guesses - Blog #50

For this landmark 50th blog, I'm going to tell you how proud I am of my kids and how I think sports played into their success. But first, I need to thank my wife's genetics for helping make the kids really smart. They were all Dean's List people during college. Mom gave the kids the intelligence. Dad, I believe, gave them the world of athletic competition in which to build a solid foundation of life skills.

Primary topic: Assessment Tools

Assessment Tools

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By Denise ReillyRecently published1 topic

***Managing Stress as a Working Mother

Ask any mother who's been there, and almost every woman will agree trying muster up energy every day to take care of new children and young kids is a mountain of a challenge. Add onto that task maintaining a job as well, and it's no surprise mothers are completely stressed out and high candidates for chronic stress health problems.

Primary topic: Working Moms and Working Mothers

Working Moms and Working Mothers

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By Lisa KnellerRecently published1 topic

10 Surefire Ways to Reduce Your Stress

I never thought too much about the definition of the word stress until I began writing this article. The first definition has to do with importance being attached to a thing, i.e. "She stressed good manners in her household." The way we tend to think about the word stress these days is in relation to pressure. Fifth definition - the physical pressure, pull, or other force exerted on one thing by another; strain. Are you feeling pushed or pulled as if another force is being exerted upon you? Are you feeling frazzled (weary, tired, a remnant or thread)?

Primary topic: Empowerment

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By Kari SamuelsRecently published1 topic

2009 Numerology - Lighting Your Path from Within

You might have heard the expression, “2009 is your year to shine!” Please, let that be true every year! Yet there is truth in that statement. The Universal energies are revved up at the moment to help bring your evolution to new heights. This is a highly charged time to help you create the life ...

Primary topic: Intuition

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By Craig HigdonRecently published1 topic

A Roadmap for Commercial Real Estate Syndication, Part 1

One of the most important requirements for purchasing commercial property is having enough down payment money, called “equity,” to complete the transaction. A very popular method of raising these funds when you don’t have it yourself is by forming a group of people who pool enough capital to let you close the transaction.

Primary topic: Real Estate

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By Jane ThomsonApr 7, 20121 topic

Achieving the Impossible Goals

Having a big dream or goal is like trudging hundreds of miles through a desert. You have a destination in mind â a beautiful place full of shade, trees, water and every thing else you could want. But as you struggle with the endless miles under the blazing sun with no sign of relief, your dream goal seems millions of miles away. You feel exhausted. Worse, you feel overwhelmed. It would feel so good to give up right now and spare yourself the torture of wondering if you will

Primary topic: Goal Setting

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By Steve MycoeRecently published1 topic

An Interview with Sports Hypnotist Steve Mycoe.

1- What is Sports Hypnosis and how can an athlete incorporate it into his training routine? Hypnosis is not as mysterious as some sports people imagine, in fact most top athletes already use it in some form or another. Of those who use a professional sports hypnotist many don’t admit to it publically as they often wo

Primary topic: Hypnosis

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By Oliver JR CooperRecently published1 topic

Back Pain: Can Trapped Emotions Cause Back Pain?

There is the potential for one to experience pain in all areas of their body. These can relate to one having a headache, stomach problems, tension in their shoulders and/or their lower back for instance. With it being highly likely one has experienced at least one of the above this year, let alone throughout their whole life. For some people, they could be regular experiences and what has become part of their everyday life.

Primary topic: Self-Esteem and Self Confidence

Self-Esteem and Self Confidence

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By Robert FogartyJan 15, 20121 topic

Best Daycares - Finding The Perfect Match For Your Child

As a responsible parent, you would want your child's daycare center to be a really enjoyable and happy experience. This is the first step that you child will take to know the world and get introduced to learning new things. Different kids have different moods and temperaments. Some may be shy and introvert, while others may be excitable and extrovert. The day care facilities should be well equipped to manage all types of children and keep them busy in a fun and engaging way.

Primary topic: Landmark Education

Landmark Education

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By Linda PucciRecently published1 topic

De-cluttering Your Life: Get Rid of the Distractions and Find More Time

For people who struggle with time management, clutter reduction is often the first step to having more time in your life. When you simplify your environment and organize your life, it makes tasks go more smoothly, and helps you make the most of your limited time. For me a lack of clutter is like a breath of fresh air. It helps me THINK more clearly. I'm not distracted by "stuff" cluttering up my desk, the floor or my life. It frees up my creative energy, allowing me to approach tasks more directly and move through them more efficiently.

Primary topic: Transformation

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By Tina TessinaRecently published1 topic

Dear Dr. Romance: I love a deaf girl with all my heart

Dear Dr. Romance: I am confused I am dating a deaf girl and I love her with all my heart. The problem is she likes to party sleeping around and in the community they have noticed it. They keep complaining about deaf gals but sometimes I want to cry coz I love that girl so much. Dear Rufus: I understand you love her, but does she love you? Are you both deaf? If you're not deaf, can you speak American Sign with her?

Primary topic: Relationship Advice

Relationship Advice

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By Orly AravaRecently published1 topic

Fear of Success - a past life regression case study

“Hot, very hot summer. I can’t remember a heat wave like this since 1850” said the old farmer. "Indeed, Sir” replied the young man, while unloading the heavy plow off his shabby wagon. The skinny horse moved restlessly, trying to wave off the flies on his nose. On his way home, David could feel his painful back. His shirt was soaked with the long day’s sweat of delivering farming equipment since early morning. He was 25, an ex - soldier, who did his best to make a living. His horse was a faithful friend, taking him everywhere.

Primary topic: Relationship Advice

Relationship Advice

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By BEN Prince MFeb 25, 20081 topic

Five-Step Action Plan To Create Wealth

Pay Down Your Debt. It is extremely difficult to build everlasting wealth when you are paying interest on accumulated loans or when you owe debts. You should begin consolidating your debts and negotiating with creditors to lower your interest rates when possible. For some, credit counseling, debt management plans, or debt negotiation plans may make sense, but be careful because there are some unscrupulous services out there Begin To Build a Cash Reserve. Calculate your month

Primary topic: Business Opportunities

Business Opportunities

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By Jack EliasRecently published1 topic

Gentleness And Humility

Gentleness and Humility are important doorways to Peace and to the support of Peace. Gentleness must be conveyed in every area of life to antidote the violence of judgement with others and within. It arises from Humility, a remembrance of the vastness of life’s mysterious context and hidden intelligent power. A colleague shared about going to another hypnotherapist for some help and the hypnotherapist tried to dictate what her problem was and only became more insistent when my friend objected. She had a hostility session, a power struggle session, instead of a therapy session.

Primary topic: Life Coach and Life Coaching

Life Coach and Life Coaching

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By David CarterOct 2, 20201 topic

Me and My Husband Have Nothing To Talk About: When Couples Don't Have Anything To Talk About

Me and My Husband Have Nothing To Talk About: When Couples Don't Have Anything To Talk About This happens to most of us. Even those believing themselves to be compatible still found themselves facing this communication breakdown problem when they least expect it. They think they know their partners well but the truth is they do not and ended facing marriage breakups Even those who are better prepared will still be affected. The wife criticized the husband over his shortcoming

Primary topic: Marriage Coaching

Marriage Coaching

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By Robert N JonesMay 26, 20111 topic

Money Affirmations: The Secret To Attracting Money

Success is something that we all aspire for. Several resources offer their help in helping us achieve this goal. But we all have different needs, wants and goals. rnSome goals are specific while others more generic. One of the things that is more wanted or coveted in this regard is money affirmations. Let us face it, money is something that can get us places and can buy the things that we want. It is a material world after all. One of the things that self help guides whether

Primary topic: Affirmations and Positive Affirmations

Affirmations and Positive Affirmations

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By Kay KopitRecently published1 topic

My First Signs of Codependence

The pink slip read, “Kay, come to the principal’s office.” I was sixteen, a senior in high school and had never before been asked to see Mr. Ober. With the glass doors straight ahead, I was visibly shaking as I walked down the rambling corridor. When I entered the room three faces were ...

Primary topic: Religion

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By Kathleen HoweRecently published1 topic

Night Eating Syndrome

I know about Night Eating Syndrome. I know what it's like to get up in the middle of the night - every night - to march in a zombie-like trance to my kitchen in methodical searches for the "white flour/white sugar" treasures in my pantry. I know what it's like to eat, continually chewing, ...

Primary topic: Eating Disorders

Eating Disorders

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By Adriana SchneiderMar 15, 20121 topic

Overseas Basketball: The Reality

Since we were almost locked out of the entire 2102-2013 NBA season, there has been a lot of talk about the overseas basketball scene. Most of this talk was fueled by New Jersey Net point gaurd Deron Williams signing to Turkish club Besiktas and the courting of many other NBA stars by European teams. Before I get into the thick of things I would like to say that I am all for guys making a living playing basketball overseas. I would just like everyone to do research and know wh

Primary topic: Sports

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By SelfGrowth ContributorMay 9, 20131 topic

Signs Your Spouse is Cheating â How to Detect an Affair in Your Marriage and Bust a Cheater in the Act

Living with the feeling that your spouse is cheating on you is slowly driving you insane. You canât lie next to them at night without feeling as though your heart is being ripped out of your chest. Every single time they leave you, you wonder why they are and whom they are spending their time with. Your mind is racing, your heart is in your throat, your stomach is in knots and you are in disarray. You need help. You want to be able to detect an affair in your marriage and b

Primary topic: Overcoming Adultery and Infidelity

Overcoming Adultery and Infidelity

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By Cherokee BillieRecently published1 topic

Thanksgiving Reminds Me of My Father

So you will understand why Thanksgiving has such deep meaning for me let me give you a little history about my father. He lived in Tennessee and when he was a little boy of six years old, in the year 1924, his mother the local town tramp, told him to take his two little brothers and sister and find a way to survive. My father did and took care of those little kids; they slept in barns until he became old enough to provide a rented home. He never went to school because he worked any type of job on farms he could and was grateful for the work.

Primary topic: Psychic Readings and Psychics

Psychic Readings and Psychics

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By Clay AndrewsSep 26, 20111 topic

The Biggest Mistakes Guys Make After a Break Up

Iâve been dumped before (three times by the same woman, no less), so I know what it feels like. Youâve read all the advice out there, but your gut instinct tells you to ignore it or that your situation is so different that the rules donât apply. And in the end you just make the same mistakes you know you should make. Relationship problems are common, but here are the most common break up mistakes that guys make: First, they get overwhelmed by feelings of rejection - Hav

Primary topic: Relationship Advice

Relationship Advice

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By Yogi Tchouzar PaMar 16, 20091 topic

The Last Lama Warrior

This article is an excerpt from " The Last Lama Warrior " and taken from the website www.innertraditions.com nn THE UNINTERRUPTED LINEAGE OF SENGUEÃ NGARO nnTHE TEACHINGS OF LAMA BUI nn Golden Chopsticks nnAfter my training in SengueÃ¯ Ngaro, Lama Tra often told me about certain of his masterâs teachings that had struck him and which he still remembered.nn The first day of Lama Traâs training in SengueÃ¯ Ngaro, Lama Bui invited him to share his meal. Lama Tra accepted an

Primary topic: Martial Arts

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By Gail BarkerRecently published1 topic

The Secret to Dealing with Crazy-Busy Schedules

The last couple of weeks have been a little nutty – time-wise – in my world. This isn’t overly surprising; every year at this time things get a little hairy as my family and I adjust to everyone’s post summer schedules, and try to coordinate all of them with as much ease as possible.

Primary topic: Life Coach and Life Coaching

Life Coach and Life Coaching

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By Heather CarusoRecently published1 topic

To BMI or Pinch an Inch, That is the Question

Many of us struggle to lose weight. We work hard for a few months and then we put weight back on. Herein lies our problem: we eat as if we are going to lose weight for the interim and then go back to our old ways. Often we set ourselves up to fail by following unwise diets, like the grapefruit diet, the soup diet and other quick fixes. While most of us should lose a few pounds, radical diets and crazy eating practices just set many of us up for failure. It is no wonder we get desperate to lose quickly when we see super skinny women in fashion magazines.

Primary topic: Alternative Medicine

Alternative Medicine

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By Alvaro FernandezJun 4, 20101 topic

Train Your Brain With Meditation, Biofeedback, Cognitive Therapy and Training

You may have heard, âUse it or lose it.â What you may not have heard, but will in years to come based on latest brain science, is âTrain it and get more of it.â Mental or brain training goes beyond simple mental activity. It is the structured use of mental exercises or techniques aimed at improving specific brain functions, physically strengthening the brain areas you are training (they get more neurons and stronger connections among neurons). Over the last 10 years s

Primary topic: Memory Training and Memory Improvement

Memory Training and Memory Improvement

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By Margaret MeloniRecently published1 topic

When to Be Aggressive

Is an aggressive communication style always bad? Sometimes it appears that much of the information about aggressive styles or dominant personalities is presented using fairly negative words. Or is it that I interpret these words as negative? Here is a list, what do you think? • Domineering • Hostile • Uncooperative • Confrontational Of course I have a bias. So do you. We all come from different perspectives and different styles. These styles are shaped by our personality type, our preferred behavioral styles, how we deal with conflict and our cultural and emotional backgrounds.

Primary topic: Conflict Resolution

Conflict Resolution

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By PamelaJul 29, 20081 topic

Wicked Musical Broadway

The Wicked play is an adaptation of the book Wicked: the life and times of the Wicked Witches of the West, authored by Gregory Maguire. It is commonly referred to as the stage version of Wicked that is a ‘contemporized’ adaptation. nnAccording to the broadway musical play the stage adapter named Winnie Holzman has unveiled Elpha as the main character, i.e. the Wicked Witch of the West, who though is a smart witch but very misapprehended. She has been portrayed as

Primary topic: Relaxation

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By Zoe RouthRecently published1 topic

Your Board of Directors

So the poop has hit the twirly thing and you're feeling kind of narked about life and all. \ Who do you turn to for advice? Better question, who is worth turning to for advice?

Primary topic: Law of Attraction

Law of Attraction

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By Lauri Allison LaBadieRecently published1 topic

“Survivor To Thriver”: Healing The Impact Of Childhood Abuse

Healing the impact of childhood abuse is a difficult yet hopeful process. If you were physically or sexually abused as a child, you may often feel fragmented, confused, vulnerable, and somewhat chaotic inside. You may have difficulty with trust and intimacy in your relationships, and your ...

Primary topic: Therapy and Counseling

Therapy and Counseling

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By Stephen BrennanRecently published1 topic

***First Downs and Second Guesses - Blog #34

Wow, Christmas is 10 days away and I'm way behind in my shopping. I'm not worried. My philosophy is to hit the stores on December 23rd, get what I need, and get home without injury. Let's see what's in the mail bag... * With football bowl season upon us, I always enjoy the stories that come out proving the college football rankings are biased. Heck, who needs a study to know that? Of course, they're biased. You have college football coaches voting. You don't think they're biased, especially the ones whose teams are in the Top 25?

Primary topic: Assessment Tools

Assessment Tools

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By Margaret PaulRecently published1 topic

***Following A Child's Lead

How long should your child breast-feed? Should your child go to pre-school? Should your child sleep with you or by him or herself? What about home-schooling vs. attending school? Most people who choose to have children want to be good parents, and they have many questions about what would be ...

Primary topic: Relationship Advice

Relationship Advice

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By Larry CraneRecently published1 topic

What Is Releasing?

Releasing is letting go of our mental garbage, our mental viruses which block our abundance and happiness. Our mental garbage consists of our negative feelings. Put simply, releasing is about letting go of negative feelings. Negative feelings block us from being the positive, loving, abundant, happy being that we naturally are.

Primary topic: Anger Management

Anger Management

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By Ruth HoustonRecently published1 topic

14 Things Everyone Should Know About Signs Of Infidelity

If you suspect your spouse or significant other of cheating on you, (or even if you don’t) there are several important things you should know about signs of infidelity. With infidelity at epidemic proportions, this information may come in handy one day. Some of these little-known facts may even ...

Primary topic: Overcoming Adultery and Infidelity

Overcoming Adultery and Infidelity

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By Ralph BurnsDec 23, 20101 topic

7 Proven Methods To Motivate The âPeopleâ Salesperson

We have identified 5 separate sales rep motivational profiles. We have discussed a few in previous shows. As we continue on our motivational, leadership and coaching series on personality types and motivational profiles, today we are going to talk about the sales people that are primarily motivated for this need for companionship, and people, and affiliation. As we talked about in previous shows, the way that you can figure out which motivational profile your sales reps posse

Primary topic: Sales Training

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By Dr Aviva RommOct 14, 20151 topic

7 Tips for a Healthy Pregnancy

Pregnancy is a magical time, and not just because your swelling belly (and feet) give you the excuse to buy new clothes and shoes! Of course, you can only have a magical pregnancy keeping yourself and your baby safe & hale-and-hearty. Try the following to help keep your pregnancy heathy: Plan The idea of giving birth can be scary, especially if you're a first time mom. Not only don't you know what to expect, but you feel powerless. Take your power back by being proactive and

Primary topic: Pregnancy

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By Jan NoyesJul 18, 20041 topic

Attack of the Killer Butterflies

You’re the epitome of confidence in front of the bathroom mirror. You invite a friend to view your presentation and dazzle her with your poise. She loyally claps and smiles and offers words of encouragement. It’s just that there’s this nagging flutter in your stomach every time you think about getting up in front of a group to speak. A nagging flutter? Are you kidding? More like an attack of killer butterflies! Even the thought of speaking in public can start your heart poun

Primary topic: Corporate Training

Corporate Training

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By James "Mac" McPartlandRecently published1 topic

Beyond the Brick and Mortar Fitness Facility

What does it take to look beyond the brick and mortar fitness facility — your primary source of business — and instead focus on the greater needs of the consumer? Who is positioned to truly contribute to creating healthy communities around the United States and possibly the world? Take a look at a new offering from Technogym called "The Key." While not the first company to develop a pedometer type of product, it may very well be the first to link the gym with other fitness activities that happen away from the gym.

Primary topic: Digestive Wellness

Digestive Wellness

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By Figen GencoRecently published1 topic

Five Extreme Behavior Patterns Related To Organizing And How To Address Them With EFT

Part 1: HoardingnI define “organized” as having easy-to-use-and-maintain systems which enable productivity and serenity. These systems are applied to both possessions and activities. Over the years, I’ve witnessed five extreme behavior patterns which cause people anxiety in ...

Primary topic: Organizing and Learning How to Organize

Organizing and Learning How to Organize

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By Stephanie BaileySep 28, 20081 topic

Flaunt The Enticing Bratz With Bratz Dress Up Games

If you are a fashion aficionado and yet you are fuelled with the desire to do a unique style, rather than following the fad, you might be the one that the Bratz is looking for! You know, the fashion director of the Bratz had just took a leave and the girls thought it that they cannot do without him. You want to take the challenge? Get the practice that you need with Bratz dress up games! The gorgeous Bratz can be quite choosy in their motifs and dresses especially that they f

Primary topic: Humor, Fun and Games

Humor, Fun and Games

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