Ghislaine Mahler
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What Is Your Authentic Path?
Do not go where the path may lead; go instead where there is no path and leave a trail. ~ Ralph Waldo Emerson n nIn the past, many of us were following down a path, that of self-destruction. Before I started my recovery, I was the kind of person who didn't know where to go. I was insecure and lost. So I followed a path, encouraged by other lost souls, who like me were drowning their pain in substance abuse and other addictions. Then, one day I decided to follow another path.
April 14, 2008
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Use Your Personal Power
Unless you choose to do great things with it, it makes no difference how much power you have. - Oprah WinfreynnFor the past twenty years, Oprah has been a powerful role model for me. I am not unique; millions of men and women have been greatly inspired by her power and wisdom, her charisma and her ability to stay open and real as her success rose to amazing heights. Here is a woman who, as we know, has grown up in a poor and abusive environment. She made a clear decision that
March 28, 2008
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Change Your Self-Image for Greater Success
Change Your Self-Image for Greater Success n nOne of the key elements of living beyond recovery is to achieve more success in our life. Whether you focus on your career, your finances, your relationships, or other areas, does not matter. The bottom line is that in order to increase success you must change your self-image.nnLet's face it, out there we had either a very poor self-image or none at all. I remember feeling very insecure. The sense I had of myself was that of a "fr
March 21, 2008
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Time ... Time ... Time ... Where Does It Go?
10 Steps To Improve Your Life with Time Managementnn Realize That You Are Not Effectively Managing Your TimenYou cannot manage time. You can only manage yourself (your attitudes, beliefs and actions) within the flow of time. The experience of time has more to do with your thoughts than with clock time. The stress you feel that you associate with time originates in your thinking. Example: think about the distinction in your perception of time between when you're late and when
February 29, 2008
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