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14th October 2009
Your Inner Genius is the intersection of five key components of you:
1. Your left brain: All the knowledge and reasoning you have accumulated experientially and academically. This includes your organizational skills and analytical skills.
2. Your ri... Read >
Author: CoachIyabo07th October 2009
In previous articles about network marketing success I have talked about motivators, both positive and negative. Now it is time to get the �rubber to meet the road�. We have to imprint our goals on our subconscious minds. If you are a very rational pe... Read >
Author: Deon Reynders30th September 2009
Many experts disagree about a precise definition, the difference between autism and Asperger's syndrome seems to be a matter of severity and is tied to communication issues. Autism is known as a “spectrum” illness, as it has a wide variety of symptoms... Read >
Author: Bonita Darula29th September 2009
Have you ever found yourself stuck in your writing like a child on a rocking horse? Rocking back and forth, writing and editing, and wondering why your story doesn't take you anywhere?
As a writer for a local weekly newspaper, I couldn't afford the lux... Read >
Author: wbdoyle29th September 2009
Knowing what you really want out of life is a major key to success, after all,achieving your dreams in life is the greatest success you can have!
If you don’t know what you want out of life you can end up wasting it chasing the wrong things…
… u... Read >
Author: wbdoyle29th September 2009
Students can improve their personal life by finding answers that help them to study at their best. The steps to improve your personal life include putting your goals in perspective. Once you have your goals in perspective you can move to set a time manage... Read >
Author: Bernie Sullivan29th September 2009
Introduction
The word journal comes from the French “jour” which means day. Journaling each day is having a visit with your best friend, you.
This ancient practice dates back to the 10th century Japan. Successful people throughout history have kep... Read >
Author: WEE DILTS29th September 2009
You've probably heard of mind mapping as a useful technique for capturing complex ideas and thoughts and translating them into words and images. But mind maps are more than just a pretty picture. Your brain also benefits from the mental process of making ... Read >
Author: samsander29th September 2009
This might be a time of year where you’re looking for, oh, some different ways to soothe, level, motivate, energize yourself and otherwise get on top of your cascading emotions. The EQ Foundation Course© emphasizes the great arts as an adjunct to Emoti... Read >
Author: wbdoyle25th September 2009
I have been fascinated over the years by the debate, research and discussion about leadership and management. Increasingly there seems to be a focus on the differences between leadership and management and it seems to me that this has developed in part be... Read >
Author: wbdoyle24th September 2009
“…beauty on your earth is a shadow of the beauty of our heaven, and it’s a bitter thing to have a blindness for beauty on earth, for it makes a longer teaching to see the beauties of heaven.” Spoken by an Irish spirit in the book The Boy who Saw T... Read >
Author: wbdoyle23rd September 2009
Studies on creative people have consistently demonstrated that creativity is associated with openness to new ideas, risk-taking, and being inner-directed. Do these traits put creative people at odds with the culture and people around them? The answer is s... Read >
Author: wbdoyle23rd September 2009
As long as the Law of Attraction has only the 'DON'T want' script, it is restricted to orchestrating that script over and over. We must give the Law of Attraction some NEW MATERIAL to work with.
What do you really want in your relationships? Security... Read >
Author: wbdoyle23rd September 2009
Like many of my clients, I am always looking for ways to speed things up - to produce more results with the same or even fewer resources. We probably agree on this. The key is certainly not about working harder; it may not even be about working smarter. B... Read >
Author: wbdoyle23rd September 2009
The terms "left brain" and "right brain" refer to the left and right hemispheres of your brain. They each tend to process things differently, as explained in the following two paragraphs. However, the following are generalizations. They hold true for over... Read >
Author: wbdoyle06th September 2009
1. Anger precludes rationality.
Angry customers simply cannot rationalize. This is because they are so wrapped up in the emotion of anger that everything you say is filtered through their emotions. Anger is an emotion and emotions are experienced in ... Read >
Author: wbdoyle04th September 2009
Good customer service is the best way to keep customers coming back to your business. super stores that have hundreds of employee's, these companies do not give their workers enough incentive to be customer friendly, and they don't seem to insist their em... Read >
Author: wbdoyle04th September 2009
Good customer service is the best way to keep customers coming back to your business. super stores that have hundreds of employee's, these companies do not give their workers enough incentive to be customer friendly, and they don't seem to insist their em... Read >
Author: wbdoyle30th August 2009
I believe that when Protestantism protested and left the Roman Catholic Church, they reacted against Catholicism’s use of imagery. I believe Protestants have held an ungodly belief that “All use of images constitutes a graven image.” Their correspon... Read >
Author: Mark28th August 2009
An example of revelation knowledge is when you are reading the Bible and a verse leaps off the page, hits you between the eyes, and God says, “This is for you right now.” These are precious experiences for the believer. However, for many, they do not ... Read >
Author: Mark19th August 2009
Your wife, children, friends, and neighbors all appear strangely silent and unmoved by your claims that the EHG generator you've created produces hydrogen at the cost of $ 0.0038 per cubic meter - that is, three times lower than the cost to produce the sa... Read >
Author: Yodle04th August 2009
Just about everyone knows the golden rule of reassurance: "It does not matter that you fail. It matters immensely what you learn from your failure, how you get up and go on." Essential lavender oil apparently empowers you to benefit from your mistakes, le... Read >
Author: Cynthia Thomas27th July 2009
REASON 3: We Ignore This Learning Style At Our Peril
“I hear and I forget,
I see and I remember,
I do and I understand.”
Chinese Proverb
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here is one learning ... Read >
Author: Phil Rowlands27th July 2009
As you approach a topic you want to write about, decide on how you want to present the data. That will give you a clue as to which side of the brain you want to use to complete the task you have at hand. Using the wrong side is like using a hammer when ... Read >
Author: Marjorie J McDonald23rd July 2009
We are so naturally focused on the "left brain", structured, analytical aspect of change and how we manage it - it's as though it's our hard-wired default setting.
However, there is another perspective, maybe another dimension, to how we interact wi... Read >
Author: Stephen Warrilow19th July 2009
Ever wonder how some bloggers always attract the most glued eyes and salivating tongues to their seemingly simple posts? What have they got that you don’t? Here are five easy tips that you can implement in your articles, blogs, and tweets to not only ... Read >
Author: Doctor DubLi09th July 2009
Copyright (c) 2009 Bonita Darula
Although many experts disagree about a precise definition, the difference between autism and Asperger's syndrome seems to be a matter of severity and is tied to communication issues. Autism is known as a "spectrum" illn... Read >
04th July 2009
If you're anything like the golfers who attend my golf instruction sessions, you have some courses you like and some you don't. Have you ever wondered why? We'll probably never know for certain why some golfers like one course and others don't. But there'... Read >
Author: Jack Moorehouse26th June 2009
"I can have a really great day, but when I wake up the next morning I feel anxious. Sometimes the better day I've had, the more anxious I am the next morning. I can't figure it out."I hear this over and over from my clients. What is happening here?The Tyr... Read >
Author: Margaret Paul, Ph.D.22nd June 2009
In the movie, "Hope Floats," with Sandra Bullock, her husband walks out to pursue a relationship with her best friend. Ouch! Unfortunately, this is a common happening. Infidelity is painful enough without your best friend being the other person. Do you kn... Read >
16th June 2009
Are you aware that there is a big difference between knowledge and wisdom? Believe it or not, this information can transform your life. It definitely has affected my life in many profound ways.
Simply stated, knowledge comes from our wonderful minds. ... Read >
10th June 2009
What do you do when you find yourself trying too hard to write and the page remains blank? There are a few easy ways to spot what is happening to you. In the middle of trying to over effort to complete the task stop and see how you are approaching you... Read >
Author: Marjorie J McDonald15th May 2009
You've done something amazing! You've invented something that no one else has ever thought of.
You have brought something new into the consciousness of the human race. Your desire is to profit from your intellectual efforts. There are a few problems... Read >
Author: Dee Reavis12th May 2009
Play by the rules and dont take shortcuts. Careful use of logic and reason will deliver success. Read the enitre article to fully learn the tarot symbolism and tarot card meaning of the Emperor.
The Emperor is a masculine card. The tarot symbolism of t... Read >
Author: jazzinjane17th April 2009
Creativity comes out of your right brain and is often overshadowed by your left brain which is logical and analytical. It is your job to find ways to tap into your right brain so you can get to the creativity and tap into your inner author. The right brai... Read >
Author: Marjorie J McDonald15th April 2009
When children play the are having lots of fun. And the more they jump around the more fun it is. As we become older the fun seems to be associated less and less with exercise. Some of my clients over 40 have trouble getting themselves into the gym or doin... Read >
Author: Perry Permann07th April 2009
When children are playing they have a lot of fun. And the more they are moving their bodies the more fun they get. Yet, becoming older means for many of us that the fun part is not related to exercise any more. Many of my clients over 40 have trouble gett... Read >
Author: Perry Permann10th March 2009
You may have heard that there are two sides to your brain. The left brain is more logical and the right brain is more creative. Writing comes out of the right brain and to tap into your inner author it is important to do it in a fun way. If you feel lik... Read >
Author: Marjorie J McDonald10th March 2009
It is just one night before your exams! You knew you had to hit your books hard, if not you will fail! You took out all your notes and tutorials and pile them in front of you, having a strong determination to digest them before you go to sleep. The first ... Read >
Author: Study Grandmaster04th March 2009
Seth Godin's quote, "Change doesn't fail because it is too early, change fails because it is too late", resonates as I am reminded that 54% of financial advisors will do anything to avoid change.
Like the frog, 54% of financial advisors hate change so ... Read >
Author: Simon Reilly03rd March 2009
Of all the PowerPoint presentations you have sat through, I’m sure there were some in which you saw part of the audience falling asleep. Or you may have been too busy falling asleep yourself!
Did you ever see this happen when you are giving a presen... Read >
Author: Kelvin Lee28th February 2009
On Jun 2, 2005, NBC Philadelphia had an interesting report. Christina Santhouse had caught a virus that caused a rare brain disorder known as Rasmussen's Syndrome at an age of 8. And her doctor had to perform hemispherectomy, removal of half of the brain,... Read >
Author: vanityfair18th February 2009
I want to begin by identifying the differences between the male & female brain and then capitalizing on them to build wealth thru better family communication. This is so critical because as a financial advisor I've seen a host of couples come to my office... Read >
Author: Debra L. Morrison06th January 2009
What do you believe about failure?
The ego wounded part of ourselves, the left-brain part of ourselves that has been programmed with many false beliefs, often believes that:
"If I fail, I am a failure."
"If I fail, I am stupid."
"If I fail, no one... Read >
Author: Margaret Paul, Ph.D.31st December 2008
Inner peace and joy are spiritual gifts. The gifts of Spirit enter the heart when we make the choices we need to make to be available to them. What are these choices?
PRESENCE
Peace and joy exist in this present moment - not in the past or future. I... Read >
Author: Margaret Paul, Ph.D.04th December 2008
The following is the third article in a series of three on how to achieve success as a Financial Advisor.
The twenty-first secret is expect to receive and learn to receive and to say thank you.
Expect to receive by acknowledging that you asked for t... Read >
Author: Simon Reilly01st December 2008
It is not always easy to deal with someone that has gone through a stroke in your life. If you or someone that you know has been the victim of a stroke, then you must know that this is one of the hardest times that a person can go through. It is very unpr... Read >
Author: theAlexanGroup22nd November 2008
It is not always easy to deal with someone that has gone through a stroke in your life. If you or someone that you know has been the victim of a stroke, then you must know that this is one of the hardest times that a person can go through. It is very unpr... Read >
Author: alex alaska p22nd November 2008
It is not always easy to deal with someone that has gone through a stroke in your life. If you or someone that you know has been the victim of a stroke, then you must know that this is one of the hardest times that a person can go through. It is very unpr... Read >
Author: theAlexanGroup29th October 2008
Oil painting is a mainly right brain activity but the left brain is by no means idle. A good question to ask is: What sort of brain activity goes into the act of painting?
Here are some answers:
* The Drawing Phase - In this phase you create a drawi... Read >
Author: Remi01st October 2008
Once more you find your balance. Emotions are not to be thought about. They are to be felt. Do not rush to your head to think about how you feel until you have felt. Do not become angry from the thought until the thought is complete. To truly feel, you mu... Read >
23rd September 2008
"Trust yourself and you will know how to live."
~ Goethe
There are three things that a soul-based business owner needs to have to be successful in business (and in life, really): knowingness, trust and traction. And the first one is a whopper... so h... Read >
Author: Lynn Scheurell09th July 2008
Unlocking your genius potential
In times of Change the learners will inherit the earth, while the learned will find themselves beautifully equipped to deal with a world that no longer exists. -Eric Hoffer
That statement holds true today as it did so... Read >
Author: Kenon24th June 2008
Soothing, luxurious, and entertaining aren?t words usually used to describe online experiences. The fact is that most websites are written and created by designers with a left-brain way of thinking. That is why so many web sites available on the World Wid... Read >
Author: Robert Palmer23rd May 2008
"The modern tradition of equating death with an ensuing nothingness can be abandoned. For there is no reason to believe that human death severs the quality of the oneness in the universe."
- Larry Dossey, MD
Kenny, a client of mine, told me that his ... Read >
Author: Margaret Paul, Ph.D.15th May 2008
What about Yin Yang of character traits? Passive, shy, timid, creative, patient and pessimistic are Yin traits. Active, outwards, loud, logical, irritable and optimistic are Yang traits.
How do you classify the brain into Yin and Yang? The right brain... Read >
Author: Henry Fong25th April 2008
Brainpower games are those games which exercise your mental capacity. My personal favorite is Chess, but there are many others, some of which you probably already play or have played. Here is a look at a few of the more common ones and how they may help y... Read >
Author: Steve Gillman07th April 2008
Marketing has traditionally been driven by "right-brain" practices revolving around the execution of strategic thinking and creative tactics. As you may know, the right side of the brain is where functions such as imagination, creativity and perception of... Read >
Author: Jeff Curley14th March 2008
Everyone who has kept a personal journal knows that writing is a therapeutic process that helps integrate seemingly unconnected life events. Some believe the process works because the physical act of writing (using your hand-eye coordination) occupies you... Read >
Author: Dipak Patra13th February 2008
In the left-brain world of business — a world dominated by facts and figures — a right-brain revolution is taking place. Executives are turning more and more to their "inner consultant," more commonly known as "intuition." And the trend is being refle... Read >
Author: Lynn Robinson31st January 2008
The Encarta dictionary defines creativity as "the ability to use the imagination to develop new and original ideas or things, especially in an artistic context." Creativity and imagination are largely linked with right brain functions, whereas analytic an... Read >
Author: People Building09th January 2008
The modern approach of teaching through creativity in the classroom has the effect of a child understanding their subject matter to a greater depth.
In the classroom today, children could be fortunate enough to have a teacher that uses the more progres... Read >
Author: evangelia zonnios12th October 2007
‘Ambidexterity’ is the facility of use of both right and left hand. Michelangelo, Leonardo Vinci, Einstein, Fleming, Harry Truman, and others displayed ambidexterity. To extend the logic, we are being ambidextrous when we use both our right and left ... Read >
Author: Avezah08th October 2007
Future is a mystery and everyone is inquisitive to unlock this mystery. Date and month of your birth encodes the mystery of your future. Before you start assuming your future your self you must check out the logical section of your brain. Do not get confu... Read >
Author: amitbhalla20th August 2007
Are you sometimes aware of judging others or yourself because of different behavior patterns? Could it be that people naturally react in a different way to similar situations and everyone is okay? Do you want to understand a basic difference so that you c... Read >
30th July 2007
We are still in the process of deciding if our prospect is worth our time. We continue to ask questions. This takes some practice and good listening skills. You can, however, get the hang of it rather quickly. One tool to use is to answer your prosp... Read >
Author: homebusinessguru30th July 2007
Reading is a difficult process. The brain must be doing several things at once in order to make sense out of the written word. Many things can go wrong when a student is learning to read. Kids who struggle with reading struggle with life. If there is... Read >
Author: Lisa H24th July 2007
OK, now you’re moving towards a firm understanding of your prospect, their interest and desire and, importantly, if they are worth your time or not. Based on the previous two tips, you’ve set a tone, you’re building a rapport, the shake in your voi... Read >
Author: homebusinessguru21st June 2007
There is intelligence in Reiki Healing. Where does it come from? Why does Reiki go exactly where it is needed? How can it go back to the cause of a problem?
Reiki is an easy to learn method of healing. No special physical or intellectual abilities are ... Read >
Author: Patrick Hamouy26th April 2007
Reading is a difficult process. The brain must be doing several things at once in order to make sense out of the written word. Many things can go wrong when a student is learning to read. Kids who struggle with reading struggle with life. If there ... Read >
Author: Lisa H01st February 2007
This article will be a breath of fresh air for some of you and a gut wrenching process for others. Without getting too involved within the process, I will say this particular piece of the puzzle is designed for the person that thinks with the left side o... Read >
Author: Roger Neumann02nd January 2007
Whether you are buying or selling a home, you will face all kinds of people - people motivated by a variety of factors. By identifying their skills and preferences, you can form a strategy to help ensure you get the best price during the real estate deal... Read >
Author: Kristi Cole19th July 2006
The terms "left brain" and "right brain" refer to the left and right hemispheres of your brain. They each tend to process things differently, as explained in the following two paragraphs. However, the following are generalizations. They hold true for over... Read >
Author: Steve Gillman27th April 2006
According to modern research, the mind operates at all times
on some electro-magnetic frequency. These vibratory
frequencies are measured in brain waves or other types of
waves from the electromagnetic spectrum. These frequencies
are determined by the... Read >
Author: Carroll J. Wright20th April 2006
1. Talk to your audience, not the screen. Trust the image behind you. Look at the laptop screen in front of you, if you have to.
2. Stand centre stage and put the screen off to the side.
3. Place the screen at a slight angle on the left side of the ... Read >
Author: Paul Archer16th March 2006
Like many of my clients, I am always looking for ways to speed things up - to produce more results with the same or even fewer resources. We probably agree on this. The key is certainly not about working harder; it may not even be about working smarter. B... Read >
Author: Paul Lemberg05th March 2006
Copyright 2006 Cole's Poetic License
Most of us learned how to read in school, and we didn't learn fast. There are two types of learning, traditional and accelerated described below from "Unleashing Your Brilliance" by Brian Walsh, PhD. How did you lea... Read >
Author: Evelyn Cole01st December 2005
By Carol TuttleMaster Emotional Release Therapist and the author of the best-selling book, Remembering Wholeness: A Personal Handbook for Thriving in the 21st Century. 1. You are holding on to old emotional baggage.Most of the emotion you feel in a day is... Read >
Author: Joseph Mercola03rd November 2005
According to a twenty-year study by Kaiser Permanente, between seventy and eighty-five percent of illness is caused by stress, meaning that in the U.S. alone stress is costing us about one-trillion dollars per year in healthcare costs. Since most absente... Read >
Author: Bill Douglas10th August 2005
By: Catherine Franz
One of the best ways to blow someone's winning streak during a tennis game is to comment on how great they are doing. Your comment will kick in their left brain's inner critic which will zap their flow and change their focus. In... Read >
Author: Catherine Franz
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