02nd October 2009
Who and what do you allow to influence you? How does it affect what you do, how you feel about yourself and your happiness? Your life may literally be the result of the influence of others who have no interest in seeing you succeed at anything beyond the ...
30th September 2009
If you are wanting to live your life uniquely, your own way, doing what you are here to do, you will need to take a good look at what is influencing you day in and day out. Your family, friends, groups and society all can influence your life usually beyon...
01st May 2009
Many people looking for a better way to earn a living are looking at becoming self employed with one of the franchise opportunities available. A franchise business can be a wise choice in that statistically they have a higher success to failure ratio that...
09th March 2009
Affirmations get a bad rap by many in the areas of personal growth and development, and at the same time by others are touted as the magic to changing your life. There are those who tell you that using affirmations is THE way to changing your thinking thu...
06th March 2009
Personal growth and development is an ongoing process and many people seeking to make changes in their lives know that any success comes from changing their thought. But also many find this to be not as straight forward as they thought. With the movie, "T...
26th November 2008
In general healthy life expectancy has increased due to several factors of out lifestyle. During the span of the 20th century, average life expectancy jumped from around 49 years of age in 1901 up to 77 years by the century's end.
The center for Diseas...
31st October 2008
Are you contributing to the economic problem, slow retail business and job loss?
If you have reduced what you normally spend week in and week out you likely are!
Of course, if you have lost your job or have had your fixed income reduced due to what ...
27th October 2008
Self-discovery happens as the result of mental and physical action - and doing the same things over and over is not mental activity.
We think we are thinking because our brains are working, that is not thinking. Real thinking is active curiosity, analy...
27th October 2008
That fear you feel before doing something new or different can seem overwhelming at times, in fact it stops some people dead in their tracks. However it affects you, experiencing emotional distress from fear is painful and actually physically damaging. Di...
26th September 2008
Have you ever been overwhelmed with fear as you have faced doing something? We all have I think each at our own level, with some becoming physically immobilized by it. If your fear feelings overpower you to the point of inaction you have given fear the up...
07th January 2007
How do you feel about what is around you in life?
What do you expect people, situations and things to provide to you?
So often we make statements like; 'I don't get any pleasure from. . . ', or 'it/they no longer gives me what I want', or 'it doesn'...
15th November 2006
Copyright 2006 John Halderman
Have you wondered why you continue with life as usual, even though you are not experiencing enough happiness, and you know you want things to be different?
Your full happiness and satisfaction with life is largely based...
28th July 2006
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The things you have in mind for yourself, all those dreams, you're living them - right.
Well since you've read all about what success is and how to get it, now you are a success, right.
OK, I know, you're not yet liv...
19th July 2006
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What is one of the most complex things you have learned in life that you actually did very easily?
The language of your family. You grew up immersed in it, as everyone around you was speaking it; you automatically lear...
14th April 2006
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Wait don't answer that! I don't want to hear all those negative replies that make the chicken look stupid, those reasons that make it seem like the chicken should not even be doing it.
Think about it, what if the chick...
