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29th September 2009
Do you lack motivation at the times that you really know that it is needed? Do you believe that you could achieve so much more if you could just get excited and motivated by the thing that you are doing? Have you lost out on achievement in the past and go... Read >
Author: wbdoyle29th September 2009
Do you crave and really need a decent nights sleep? Do you find yourself laying awake night after night in your hopeless attempts to get a sound amount of slumber? Do you find yourself nodding off in the day because you are not getting your 8 hours a nigh... Read >
Author: wbdoyle29th September 2009
The study of the human mind is an extremely complex, fascinating process of discovery. We know that our mind controls everything we say or do, think or feel. We also know that often times we feel a certain way but we can’t explain why, nor do we have t... Read >
Author: wbdoyle29th September 2009
Do you wish that you could stop or control your drinking? Is the alcohol starting to take over and you feel that you need some help in regaining control? Are you fed up with all of the problems and aggravation that comes from being addicted to alcohol? Ha... Read >
Author: wbdoyle29th September 2009
Do you have a compulsive need to lie that you find hard to control? Do you wish you could control what you say a little better so that you don’t have to tell lies? If you suffer from or know somebody that suffers from compulsive lying you will understan... Read >
Author: wbdoyle29th September 2009
If you find yourself blushing uncontrollably in situations that you want to appear confident and relaxed then this could be just the right article for you. When you follow the advice that is enclosed in the following paragraphs you will really be on the r... Read >
Author: wbdoyle29th September 2009
Marriage is an institution established by God where man and woman are bound to come together. These man and woman are two different people with different individual characters being born and raised under different environments.
Many marriages nowadays... Read >
Author: febian29th September 2009
Why is it that we as human beings often behave in ways that we don't really want to? How often have you said or done something only to cringe at the thought of it afterwards? The truth is that your behaviour is mostly driven by your unconscious mind, espe... Read >
Author: wbdoyle28th September 2009
Your Brain is a fantastic piece of craftsmanship. Its ability to process and store information couldn’t possibly be contested by even the most advanced computers, now or in the future. It’s so advanced, it seems, that it needs no real help from “You... Read >
Author: wbdoyle24th September 2009
At some stage in your life, you've probably been told not to count your chickens before they have hatched. You were probably told to not get your hopes up and to not expect too much - just in case you might be disappointed. For most of us this, or some va... Read >
Author: wbdoyle24th September 2009
Question:
You seem to be very sceptical that someone with a Narcissistic Personality Disorder can be treated successfully.
Answer:
The Narcissistic Personality Disorder has been recognised as a distinct mental health diagnosis a little more than... Read >
Author: wbdoyle24th September 2009
There’s been a lot written about goal setting and there are many different approaches and methods in fact, it’s easy to get caught up in the confusion about how to set goals and not end up setting any. These simple steps will help you to set powerful ... Read >
Author: wbdoyle24th September 2009
Have you ever wondered how your thoughts and emotions have affected your behaviour? Or whether thoughts and behaviour are inter-related? Is it possible that what you think consciously or unconsciously can actually influence your life and even the lives of... Read >
Author: subarticle200823rd September 2009
In business, like the rest of life we will often encounter people who are just that little more difficult to get along with. Some use the term ‘personality conflict’ to describe the situation, yet this suggests that there is some sort of unbreakable b... Read >
Author: wbdoyle23rd September 2009
When was the last time you questioned who you are and what you stand for? The chances are it was quite a while ago because, like most people, you take yourself for granted. Few of us think in enough depth about our beliefs, yet they are essential to our v... Read >
Author: Alan Dlay23rd September 2009
Did you know that your beliefs can and do affect your reality? It is through your beliefs that you perceive the world you are living in. Your behaviour is influenced by your beliefs.
To put it into perspective, let's say you are wearing a pair of sungl... Read >
Author: Hani Al-Qasem23rd September 2009
It was as early as 1957 that we were first introduced to the power of subliminal programming. In a now infamous experiment, James Vicary, took an unsuspecting cinema audience and fed them subliminal messages on the screen that told them to buy popcorn and... Read >
Author: wbdoyle23rd September 2009
There are so many people suffering with one form or another of a group of disorders that don’t fit neatly into any category and for which there is no one current effective treatment.
Relatively little is known about Obsessive Compulsive Disorder (OCD... Read >
Author: wbdoyle22nd September 2009
There are hundreds of studies that have shown how the power of hypnosis can be used to create amazing changes in your life from alleviating pain to creating new behaviours. It has worked for millions of people in the past, continues to work for millions t... Read >
Author: wbdoyle22nd September 2009
Who do you know that takes full responsibility for all their feelings and behaviours? What would your life look like if you quit blaming others for what you feel and what happens to you? What would your life be like if you decided that your life was you... Read >
Author: wbdoyle21st September 2009
Ever wondered what wealthy people do that's so different? How is it that some people are so successful and others aren't? Well, what separates truly successful people from the remainder of the population is their way of thinking and acting. No one is real... Read >
Author: Keelan Cunningham21st September 2009
Despite their best efforts, teachers often feel frustrated and powerless when confronting behavioural problems in the classroom. They want to help students with behaviour problems, but they are often strapped for time or they don't have the support they n... Read >
Author: Robert Palmer18th September 2009
For over 25 years, Anthony Robbins has been a personal development guru shaping our behaviours and changing lives for the better. He's currently a popular motivational speaker and success coach, having sold more than thirty-five million audio products and... Read >
Author: barney2EH17th September 2009
Teacher education is a process to design a policies and procedures to equip prospective teachers with knowledge, skills, attitudes and behaviours; as they want to perform best in the classroom, schools, colleges, etc. Websites for Teachers provide a info... Read >
Author: Ronaldo Jackson16th September 2009
Anxiety is a part of human nature, a survival mechanism that has evolved to protect us, and the problems it can bring, in themselves, reflect what it means to be human:-
- worrying (planning ahead)
- physical symptoms (eg. increased heartrate/breathin... Read >
Author: ter16th September 2009
Sharia Law is the body of law generally used in Islamic countries. It is the most widely used religious law on the planet. Many aspects of Sharia Law differ from the laws in western nations in Europe and North America. One of the areas where Sharia law is... Read >
Author: amnorge15th September 2009
Eating Disorders are one of the major health issues facing the world today. Millions of people around the world are suffering from these disorders and statistics show that whilst a large percentage (86%) are aged 20 years and above, 10% of reported cases ... Read >
Author: Tejrin Raghav06th September 2009
Enterprise 2.0 is currently at the early adoption stage, where its enormous competitive advantage will come to only those who embrace the new tools and business cultures. In its most basic form, Enterprise 2.0 is all about communication and comprises of s... Read >
Author: amarpreet9705th September 2009
Copyright (c) 2009 Willie Horton
I know that people are constantly striving to get more out of life. I know that many people wish for, hope for, want for more success, more happiness, more wealth. But wishing, hoping and wanting something is simply ... Read >
Author: Willie Horton02nd September 2009
Single parents always contend with high levels of stress in their lives, even if they do not realise it! There will always be scores of responsibilities that a single parent must contend with on their own. At times, this stress can be easy to handle and... Read >
Author: LarryJP30th August 2009
Educational agencies call for paying surveys as a way to identify trends and interests that their course curriculum, institute facilities and faculty can cater to.
The world of education is changing rapidly with people opting to choose to complete t... Read >
Author: Alan27th August 2009
While overweight people are often ridiculed, sometimes it is not simply a matter of choosing to be overweight; sometimes it’s an addictive eating disorder. This is not to say that there aren’t some lazy people who don’t take care of themselves, but ... Read >
Author: greenherbal1126th August 2009
What is change? Is it a fact of life to be welcomed - or something that occurs from time to time and disturbs our equanimity and is to be resisted?
When we regard life as fixed and static - we tend to think of it in terms of MY life, MY job, MY busines... Read >
Author: Stephen Warrilow26th August 2009
Of all the strategies for managing change, in the current climate the only one that really matters is staying in the game. So the only current certainty is that there is no certainty. This really does mean change. Forced change. Reactive change. Planned c... Read >
Author: Stephen Warrilow26th August 2009
There are more leadership theories than you can shake a stick at. Theories have evolved from "Great Man" and "Trait" theories to "Transformational" leadership - each with a different set of dynamics, contexts and focus.
Early theories tend to focus upo... Read >
Author: Stephen Warrilow25th August 2009
From my experience, in my own work with helping companies with strategies for managing change I have found time and time again that the answers to the most challenging business issues, project and programme failures and performance problems always - witho... Read >
Author: Stephen Warrilow24th August 2009
It is no easy task when you are suffering from hearing loss or what the scientific terms called the Tinnitus syndrome. Fortunately, due to the advanced technology in the medical industry today, you only have more ways to Banish Tinnitus and put your heari... Read >
Author: David Kendrick20th August 2009
Using the Athlete DISC to Create High Performance Teams
Great teamwork happens when those on the team have a philosophy of being the best person for the team rather than the best person in the team. Often athletes compete brutally against each other in... Read >
Author: Bo Hanson19th August 2009
It is well publicised that the UK motor industry is currently one of the toughest commercial environments. Land Rover, like many companies in this sector, has faced difficult decisions in recent months in adapting to the downturn in new vehicle purchases.... Read >
Author: tugsearch13th August 2009
Recent statistics have revealed that the number of adoption break downs has doubled in the last five years. Though the actual numbers are very small, an adoption break down is very distressing not only for the child but for the adoptive parents, many of w... Read >
Author: Neil Dennis12th August 2009
The first thing to do when your ex is dating someone else is to keep your calm and do not act out of desperation. I know the break up period is always painful, but you will learn how to get hold of yourself and avoid the desperate behaviours. The same app... Read >
Author: Erica Connella11th August 2009
Many people who find themselves in the grips of a serious dependency on alcohol or drugs enter a drug and alcohol treatment centre to be rehabilitated and treated for addiction without understanding the full measure of the delicate procedure in such a tre... Read >
Author: AlterSage11th August 2009
As the battle for the Ashes is being played out on the cricket pitch, 2,000 English and 2,000 Australians living in England have been questioned on their prowess and behaviours at the barbecue in a poll commissioned by the AXA PPP healthcare Nutrition and... Read >
Author: Gen Wright07th August 2009
Taking on the responsibility of a family pet is a decision that shouldn't be taken lightly. More often than not people rush into the decision of getting one only to return them later for the fact they can't look after them. It is due to this fact that the... Read >
Author: Lisa Mills03rd August 2009
You can have a fantastic attitude, but a positive attitude alone is not enough to guarantee long term success. You need goals and an action plan to get where you want to go. The 'B' stands for behaviour in the ABC, 123 Sales Results System.
Behaviour ... Read >
Author: Surbhi03rd August 2009
REM stands for Rapid Eye Movement, and is the biological phenomenon that occurs when people dream. It is visible if the person who is sleeping is being observed, because essentially it is the eye moving around under the lid as it would do when the person ... Read >
Author: Robert Palmer31st July 2009
There are some signs to look out for to see if your wife is cheating, you have to be cautious in making sure that you are not accusing your wife because you have the a suspicion or two.
You marriage could be in jeapordy if you make accusations with not... Read >
Author: Jenny J Jones31st July 2009
Living a healthy life is very important for all of us. Most people do not exercise, eat junk, and smoke which means leading an unhealthy lifestyle. Long time ago, it was doctors only who used to prescribe cigarette to various people in order to loose weig... Read >
Author: JessicaThomson29th July 2009
One of the most valuable stock market tips that I received when I was a wee lad was that when trading in any market or doing any sort of a business, it was important to keep a cool head and act like a machine. Getting emotional is the sure fire way in whi... Read >
Author: Eric W. Childers27th July 2009
There is far more to carp baits than meets the eye (and human senses) and these hidden factors can easily give you those edges you need to catch a big very wary fish or catch you far more than your fair share of fish over all; so read on for some surprisi... Read >
Author: Tim F. Richardson27th July 2009
According to a new report, stress could make our financial troubles even worse. This suggests that stress exaggerates the reflection effect; while exposed to stress volunteers were more conservative when choosing between potentially positive outcomes and ... Read >
Author: Prabakar, S27th July 2009
Bulimia, the Curse of the Young
Bulimia is a condition that can go on for many years, often without anyone knowing what is happening - even families and friends. This is because the sufferer’s weight remains at or near normal and outwardly there may ... Read >
Author: Mercadier23rd July 2009
The Christian-based religion that Jehovah’s Witnesses follow is absolutely fascinating. There are so many elements to it that you can literally get lost in all the information if you were not raised within a home following the religion. However, there i... Read >
Author: Alex Best22nd July 2009
Everyone knows that drought is defined as low rainfall. Right? Unfortunately that is a very simplified understanding of drought that many people embrace. Drought is a much more complex condition that is impacted by the behaviours of nature and humans.
... Read >
Author: Philip Kilworth21st July 2009
The amount you are willing to change your behaviour correlates directly with the achievement that you will have on your Lap Band journey. We all know that obesity is not as straightforward as eating too much and not exercising enough ' if it was, the mul... Read >
Author: Lap Band for the Mind17th July 2009
When you are trading in the Forex market, it is always useful to have some sort of code book that will be able to help you to decipher the whole market and pick it apart successfully. When you have the sheet in front of you, you will be much better positi... Read >
Author: Christopher M Lee16th July 2009
The numbers and diversity of readymade carp baits now available makes your head spin, so here are some particularly good new ideas to ensure you keep ahead of those crafty carp and keep catching!
Using readymade baits in making your own unique bait mix... Read >
Author: Tim F. Richardson16th July 2009
With the seemingly never ending bad news reports regarding the retail shopping industry, and statistics which seem to suggest a terminal decline in high street shopping, the internet is now ready to claim a even larger piece of the cake as to percentage... Read >
Author: jledge12th July 2009
Whether or not it's intentional, sometimes our closest family and friends have the unfortunate knack of trying to sabotage our most fervent attempts to stay on track while on the Gastric Band journey. Some remarks you may have experienced include: compla... Read >
Author: Lap Band for the Mind09th July 2009
It is becoming more and more apparent that people are trying to gain an advantage where they can to get ahead of the crowd, or just to better themselves against another. Large corporations are now suing individual’s that try and illegally manipulate a s... Read >
Author: byerwills05th July 2009
When you bring home you first puppy, little do you realize that one day he or she will grow older and then suddenly leave you. Dogs live for anywhere between 12-15 years but as a wise man once said, their loyalty will never waiver, not even in the final m... Read >
Author: Thierry babineaux01st July 2009
That was how the conversation started!
The project manager said felt really uncomfortable managing James (not his real name) especially as he was not a member of his day to day management team. It was someone from another part of the business.
He a... Read >
Author: Ron Rosenhead27th June 2009
Anxiety is a part of human nature, a survival mechanism that has evolved to protect us, and the problems it can bring, in themselves, reflect what it means to be human:-
- worrying (planning ahead)
- physical symptoms (eg. increased heartrate/breathin... Read >
Author: Terry Dixon23rd June 2009
How do you get even more bites from bigger fish? The answer is give them more of what they essentially need by leveraging nutrients as one example in your baits, by adding readymade easily-available high protein liquids. With over 3 decades of experience ... Read >
Author: Tim F. Richardson22nd June 2009
Training a dog to obey you should always be enjoyable and should be the very best way to build a relationship and a bond with your canine friend.
At no point should you ever punish your dog and if it all becomes too much and frustration sets in, it is... Read >
Author: Marlon Arevalo16th June 2009
Did you know that carp we train up carp every time we bait-up in many ways, both positively and negatively?! To gain the most competitive edges it seriously pays off to be able to bait with free baits that condition carp to come back looking for more of y... Read >
Author: Tim F. Richardson10th June 2009
They say cats have nine lives, well Maggie the Labradoodle is one lucky dog. Thrown out of a car window with two other puppies, she was rescued by the RSPCA somewhere on the Pacific Highway central NSW. The other two puppies were killed but Maggie sat by ... Read >
Author: Stephinno05th June 2009
Copyright (c) 2009 Shona Garner
How managers can reduce gossip, politics, blame and moaning in their team.
Do you ever think if your staff put even half the same energy into more productive and focused discussion and behaviour you'd be getting a dar... Read >
Author: Shona Garner05th June 2009
Over the years working with dozens of different businesses, I am struck by how a business reflects the attitudes and behaviours of the owner. I am also struck by how few owners realise this simple fact.
I have heard it said by owners so many times, ''... Read >
Author: Lisa Temperley05th June 2009
All parents will want to do the best for their children but how do you know if you are an effective parent? Regardless of whether you are a new parent or that you have a few children, parenting might not come easy for everybody and there might also be tim... Read >
Author: Stella Mak03rd June 2009
An initiative could help to make newly-qualified drivers safer and cut their motor insurance premiums.
As you take to the road for the first time as a younger motorist you may like to back-up your skills by taking part in an assessment designed to cut ... Read >
Author: Rochelle02nd June 2009
The importance of the role of manager’s play in infusing real change is under-estimated in most organisations. Whilst it’s true that perhaps certain leaders are borne, the significant majority are developed into becoming leaders. Your position as a ma... Read >
Author: David Kent01st June 2009
Business coaching should make you think deeply -- that means to think about what you dream about, what's blocked progress towards it, and uncover the changes you need to make to enjoy better results.
The reason is that everything we have in life comes ... Read >
Author: Lee Duncan29th May 2009
In new, creative and well researched approach to trout fishing for rainbow and brown trout, Wayne Smith examines the feeding behaviour of both Brown and Rainbow trout -
The feeding behaviour for trout is the sum of two factors:
Firstly, through the ... Read >
Author: mybig74720th May 2009
One of the most challenging consequences of the internet’s wide world is the scourge of spyware in existence today. They operate by “hijacking” an existing internet home page and redirecting the web traffic to a hijacked site. Once you land on the h... Read >
Author: Hottel20th May 2009
If someone had told you a while ago that a piece of plastic and some sound could change your life, you would have found it very hard to accept and while music had always had a therapeutic effort, there had never been any evidence at all that music could b... Read >
Author: Greg Frost19th May 2009
Neuro-Linguistic Programming or NLP is a branch of psychological therapy that is used a lot in the process of Hypnosis. This is a procedure using which you can establish a relationship between similar patterns of behaviour and experiences. There are sever... Read >
Author: Ashish15th May 2009
One of the most challenging consequences of the internet’s wide world is the scourge of spyware in existence today. They operate by “hijacking” an existing internet home page and redirecting the web traffic to a hijacked site. Once you land on the h... Read >
Author: Samuel.Myers14th May 2009
Alcohol and drug addiction counselling is widely used for treating drug and alcohol addiction. Popular belief views a drug addict in an extremely negative light. The terms 'drug addict' and 'alcoholic' conjure up images of a hopeless junkie who steals to ... Read >
Author: AlterSage12th May 2009
When you are single you may spend time wondering why you haven’t met the man or woman of your dreams. It is easy to find excuses for being single and the blame is usually put on situations and other people. Instead of blaming everything and everyone els... Read >
Author: Deboarh Dixon11th May 2009
The mind is actually a tricky piece of human equipment, because it has been effectively split into two. One is the conscious awareness that we all know of and the other is called the pre conscious or the subconscious mind, and funny as it is, that is the ... Read >
Author: Greg Frost27th April 2009
Most managers in small-medium business see performance appraisal as a chore. It doesn't have to be. You need to ask only one question and follow four steps.
The question you must ask is this "How will I know when the job's being done perfectly?" It's t... Read >
Author: Leon Noone22nd April 2009
Are you trying your best to retain your customers? Customer loyalty is such a tough job especially for a small business. Why? Because you don’t have a famous big name to create brand loyalty! So, let’s see what you can do.
Initially, it’s wise to... Read >
Author: Jac Howard22nd April 2009
Fostering and the economy
Poverty, homelessness and unemployment are some of the main contributing factors to children being placed in foster care.
Considering the current economic recession, it is possible that more children than ever will require... Read >
Author: James Bevis16th April 2009
Office Etiquette For Frontline Managers and Leaders
How self-aware are you in your office environment? Are you aware of the impact of some of your behaviours on others in your team?
Office etiquette is about being comfortable around people - and mak... Read >
Author: l4ntern116th April 2009
Office Etiquette For Frontline Managers and Leaders
How self-aware are you in your office environment? Are you aware of the impact of some of your behaviours on others in your team?
Office etiquette is about being comfortable around people - and mak... Read >
Author: l4ntern109th April 2009
Although dogs are quite vocal animals, their main form of communication either with humans or their own species is through non-verbal signals or what we more popularly call body language.
Non-verbal messages can be both overt and very subtle; think of ... Read >
Author: Ivan Ojounru09th April 2009
Although dogs are quite vocal animals, their main form of communication either with humans or their own species is through non-verbal signals or what we more popularly call body language.
Non-verbal messages can be both overt and very subtle; think of ... Read >
Author: Ivan Ojounru08th April 2009
Jingles are meant to do: Aided by simplicity, catchiness and repetition, they insidiously attach themselves to your cerebral cortex, and nothing can dislodge them, short of having another jingle catch your attention. An advertising jingle or commercial th... Read >
Author: jingle08th April 2009
Students are unrealistic when it comes to how much they will earn, how much they will own and how much they will be in debt, research has revealed.
According to the research, conducted by MoneySense Panel, a significant majority of students believed th... Read >
Author: Arti07th April 2009
Attention! Four wrong cognitions or behaviours may damage or speed up the aging of your loved watches.
Wrong Cognition 1: To wear watch in a sauna
This is an absolutely wrong behaviour. No matter how strictly water-resistant the watch is, you could n... Read >
Author: Ara07th April 2009
Copyright (c) 2009 Willie Horton
In the lead up to Barack Obama's inauguration as the 44th President of the United States, I received quite a few emails from Gurdy members telling me "Barack is going to solve everything!". There is a great air of exp... Read >
Author: Willie Horton05th April 2009
Have you ever done something wrong and thought that if you just apologize everything would be alright? Your problems would go away and everyone would be happy. You would come out smelling like roses because you took the high road and offered an apology.... Read >
Author: pharris104th April 2009
Fostering children who display sexualised behaviour is one of the most difficult tasks faced by foster carers. Most adults find it uncomfortable to talk about sex but for foster carers it can be a significant part of caring for children.
The majority o... Read >
Author: James Bevis01st April 2009
As executive coaching professionals we often are required to manage the expectations of our clients on many aspects in the coaching process. What can happen however is that we don’t manage our own expectations and sometimes don’t practice the very thi... Read >
Author: Raymond Gray25th March 2009
Copyright (c) 2009 Willie Horton
I have long been of the view that "normal" behaviour is bizarre. After all, the Universities of Chicago and Milan calculate that so-called "normal" people use just 1% of their mental capacity to do what they're doing ... Read >
Author: Willie Horton20th March 2009
Whenever you are training your puppy or adult dog, it’s a good idea to have a formula to work by. Training formulas help you to offer instruction to your dog in a set way. Whenever I’m training a dogs’, I use a formula which encompasses the followin... Read >
Author: Ivan Ojounru17th March 2009
Termite identification is the most important step towards fighting these termites. Only if you are able to identify them will you be able to know if your house is infested with these pests. There is a misconception about the fact that these termites look ... Read >
Author: Ashish17th March 2009
This article is only for business people who are committed to developing their leadership potential and the potential of those who work for them.
You will find value in it if you believe that good leadership is one of the most important factors to yo... Read >
Author: Coach Corry13th March 2009
The domesticated dog has descended from the wolf and has over the years allowed mankind to tame it. The problem is that each and every dog, even your most beautiful miniature French Poodle, still has some wolf in him. Dogs have instincts that are so engra... Read >
Author: MS du Toit13th March 2009
Have you ever sat with the fluid complexity of your thoughts and feelings, witnessing each one and accepting each one as it arises, and then watching it as it dissolves into the next moment and the next? Have you ever acknowledged what your mind and your... Read >
Author: Karunadetox13th March 2009
One of the unfortunate realities of life is that of teen violence. This may be violence in the school, violence of dating partners, or violent tendencies in the teenager themselves. Sometimes violence is the result of drug or alcohol abuse. The person’s... Read >
Author: Anne Wolski10th March 2009
Tourism in the South West of England is set for credit crisis busting increase thanks to a large percentage of UK residents deciding to change their holiday behaviours and choosing to stay within British shores.
Thanks to the credit crunch, the strengt... Read >
Author: Robert Palmer10th March 2009
It is never easy living with an illness, especially one that can be hard to manage at the best of time and bipolar disorder is such an illness. Bipolar disorder affects the mood of a sufferer to such an extent that living a ‘normal’ life can become vi... Read >
Author: Avi Solutions10th March 2009
Who is a successful entrepreneur? The answer lies in the person who seems to achieve success in business as if by some magic formula, but in reality there is none except some practical down-to-earthly traits which he/she has imbibed or cultivated over a ... Read >
Author: Bob Tantullo05th March 2009
It is always possible to get more bites when the going is tough but it usually takes a little extra thought. In winter and spring especially you need to be more adaptive in your approach so here are some personally proven tips that will really help you th... Read >
Author: Tim F. Richardson28th February 2009
In the late 6th century, Pope Gregory the Great developed a list of seven deadly sins. Here now, I will attempt to give a modern slant on these in regard to your relationship with your partner.
The first of the deadly sins is pride, which raises its ug... Read >
Author: Ken Warren26th February 2009
Deep Sea Fishing is one amazing experience that can be a very memorable one for you and your fishing mates. However, it is an activity that is often not maximized. What most people don't know is that there is much more to deep sea fishing than fishing its... Read >
Author: Jack Safford25th February 2009
Taking on the responsibility of a family pet is a decision that shouldn’t be taken lightly. More often than not people rush into the decision of getting one only to return them later for the fact they can’t look after them. It is due to this fact that... Read >
Author: Lisa Mills24th February 2009
Sugars are addictive! But is this true; how is this really possible? Is this some kind of secret hidden within our human foods and carp fishing baits; and why is this so incredibly important to your fishing catches? Find out more and harness the genuinely... Read >
Author: Tim F. Richardson23rd February 2009
New hotel classification in France:
mon hotel.fr
A reform of the hotel classification has been on the news since more than a year:
Indeed until now there were no five stars hotels in France, but since the beginning of 2009 the change is on:
Ho... Read >
Author: Mon Hotel19th February 2009
These 4 'traps' will lead you to the wrong path in forex trading:
1) Forex Experts know best. Many of those who claim to be experts write books and make courses on how to make it big in currency trading. But if it is, then most people will already be s... Read >
Author: Timothy Stevens18th February 2009
We all play games. No I’m not talking about football, cards or tiddlywinks. I’m talking about the games we play with ourselves and others.
The “I’m not going to listen to what you have to say - even if it makes perfect sense, because if I do ... Read >
Author: Gina Gardiner08th February 2009
"If you ask a hundred people 'What would you like for
yourself,' ninety-nine will say 'I want to stop doing X.'"
And continuing with an extract from the classic book,
'Frogs into Princes':
"There is an entirely different way to look at change, whi... Read >
Author: Colin Smith03rd February 2009
The first account of painless surgery using hypnosis was in 1838. Dr. Elliotson capitalized on the times by giving public demonstrations of hypnosis (which was at that time still referred to as mesmerism, a name given by Franz Anton Mesmer) at the London ... Read >
Author: People Building03rd February 2009
The subconscious mind is a wonderful thing, especially when we are young. In Freudian terms, the pre conscious mind of a child is a simple blank template that is awaiting instruction and the only instruction that they have is the experiences that they hav... Read >
Author: Greg Frost03rd February 2009
Winter is a time when you really need to maximise the effectiveness of any free baits you use to encourage fish to feed, while not prematurely filling them up. Here are some great proven ideas to help you get the balance right and catch you more winter fi... Read >
Author: Tim F. Richardson03rd February 2009
Huntington’s Disease
What is Huntington’s Disease?
Huntington’s Disease is a genetic disorder of the central nervous system. Also known as Huntington's chorea, the disorder is named for the American physician who initially described the cond... Read >
Author: Vital Ethics28th January 2009
Are you and your sales team impacted by the current downturn in the economy? Congratulations to you if your organization's sales are still going strong because many are struggling today. The majority of business owners and sales people have already experi... Read >
Author: Bob Urichuck16th January 2009
An online Forex trading software is good for a multitude of reasons. This article will tell you how Forex has been made easy with online trading software. This has lowered the barrier to entry to trading in the Forex market and has allowed thousands of pe... Read >
Author: Christopher M Lee16th January 2009
Dog training has over the years developed from the harsh methods of punishment to almost an art or science where precision training is possible using only a small device called a clicker. Clicker training has long been used to train other animals like dol... Read >
Author: MS du Toit16th January 2009
A thought-provoking piece about carp baits, nutritional stimulation, improving fish weights and much improved catch results!
The information on essential dietary needs of carp most often does not take into account the presence of natural food in the pr... Read >
Author: Tim F. Richardson16th January 2009
2008 was perhaps a worst hit year in terms of the onset of recession and particularly challenging times ahead for the CIOs that would indeed require certain calculative , well laid out tactics and much on account of advance planning especially for the wo... Read >
Author: Renu Singh14th January 2009
Unique and new baits and bait innovations multiply your catches and revitalise your results, of that there is no doubt! Here are some really great ideas to improve your results this year, so whether you use readymade baits or your own homemade baits do yo... Read >
Author: Tim F. Richardson12th January 2009
There’s no doubt that dealing with difficult people whether in your working or personal life is never easy and can be a very emotionally charged experience. But it is your emotions that can get in your way of effectively handling difficult people.
S... Read >
Author: Dr Judy Esmond09th January 2009
Winter carp fishing can very often be more productive in many ways with less anglers on the bank and more possibility of multiple catches of fish in a very short space of time. Prepare well for big rewards in winter and spring and some of the biggest fish... Read >
Author: Tim F. Richardson05th January 2009
Extreme jealousy causes unhealthy behaviour that can sometimes get out of control. When suspicion and anger threaten to destroy a relationship altogether, some people still find it difficult to keep their jealous impulses in check. Hypnosis to overcome je... Read >
Author: Therapy Lounge05th January 2009
There is an interesting relationship between addictive behaviour and reward systems. Many people focus on addictions as a way to escape reality, rewarding themselves with false happiness like highs or drunken binges and gambling sprees that pull them way ... Read >
Author: Jonas Smith05th January 2009
In this guide, the Addictive Disorders discussed refer to health matters dealing with both physical and psychological intense desires or cravings for substances or behaviours that grow into dependency. For example, not only will alcohol and drug dependenc... Read >
Author: Jonas Smith05th January 2009
Some people, both professionals and non-professionals or lay people, believe that there are three types of people who drink and use drugs; Social Users, Substance Abusers and Addicts. They consider Social Users those people who are supposedly trying to ma... Read >
Author: Jonas Smith05th January 2009
My precious readers,
The start of the nearness to Allah is certainly the start of the belief.
The respectable erudite Imami Rabbanî states at his work named "Mektubat" that, when a person said "Lailahe illallah - There is no God, but Allah" by know... Read >
Author: Dr. Ismail Ulukus31st December 2008
Dogs, like kids, need a loving, consistent environment to learn good behavior. Dog owners (like moms and dads) need to teach them and guide them to learn appropriate and acceptable behaviours without sacrificing their self-confidence.
What kind of dog ... Read >
Author: Shelley Smith31st December 2008
Copyright (c) 2008 GainMore Advantage
The concept of competence remains one of the most diffuse terms in the organisational and occupational literature (Nordhaug and Gronhaug, 1994). Exactly what does an author mean when using any of the terms of compe... Read >
Author: John Kenworthy29th December 2008
Teaching a dog to behave well isn’t always easy. Nevertheless, by using the right strategy, you can train your pet to good and well-behaved. Here are some practical tips that every dog owner should know:
Be positive. Rather than just yelling or rep... Read >
Author: Rachel Gaddi17th December 2008
Copyright (c) 2008 GainMore Advantage
Continuing this series of articles about five attitudes that will change your leadership style, business, and life, here, we will consider: Now, we shall consider:
2. There is no failure, only feedback
3. Peo... Read >
Author: John Kenworthy02nd December 2008
The art of persuasion is exactly that - an art that has to be mastered and understood before it can be successfully applied. This is not a by line to begin your course to tricking people into believing what ever you want to them. This isn’t mind con... Read >
Author: Greg Frost02nd December 2008
What is the art of successful living? The art of successful living, for those not in the know is the ability and uncanny way that some people are able to just attract success and opportunity to their doors. We call it the ‘luck of the devil’ or ev... Read >
Author: Greg Frost01st December 2008
Copyright (c) 2008 GainMore Advantage
Here are five attitudes that will change your leadership style, business, and life:
1. People can change anything
2. There is no failure, only feedback
3. People are NOT their behaviours
4. Respect the ... Read >
Author: John Kenworthy01st December 2008
Better Customer Service is Not Optional
Providing better customer service is an obvious competitive strategy that creates the platform to achieve success in your market. For that reason, is is almost unbelievable that customer service is so poor from ... Read >
Author: Greg Roworth01st December 2008
Sales Management training is not as common as it used to be, as more and more organizations think the sales management should already know it all. However, lack of training is the root to most companies' bottomline problems.
Sales management training i... Read >
Author: Bob Urichuck27th November 2008
I have found in my research that often survivors do not know that their problems are related to experiences of sexual abuse in their past. In fact, in my research six of the ten participants did not link their psychiatric disturbances to their history of ... Read >
Author: Gudrun Frerichs, PhD26th November 2008
Do you hold limiting beliefs about self hypnosis? Do you "buy into" any of the following - Self Hypnosis is dangerous; You need to be crazy to use self hypnosis; Only crazy people need to use self hypnosis; self hypnosis is evil; emotionally messed-up peo... Read >
Author: Michael McGrath22nd November 2008
I met Huggy Bear seven years ago while purchasing another pony for our programs.
Huggy is a small, round, completely adorable Halflinger pony. He could be the poster pony for the Gund stuffed animal company. One look at Huggy and I bought him on the... Read >
Author: Laura Hunter18th November 2008
Gone are the days when Indians had to switch from one shop to another to store goods of their choice. Today, things have been reshuffled and life has been made easy. Now, one can access everything under one roof. Add to this, he need not to contribute to ... Read >
Author: martinez18th November 2008
I just had a friend over from the Netherlands and she rented a car. Now most of you know that in Australia we drive on the left side. So a couple of things are reversed. And some are the same. It was amazing to see how she initially was actually throw... Read >
Author: dynamiccreation1105th November 2008
The fact is that our behaviours can be very easily susceptible to suggestions on the big screen or to the physiological hit of a drag of nicotine, a slug of alcohol or caffeine, a mouthful of crisps, cake, or cookies, or even to a lump of mature full flav... Read >
Author: Tim F. Richardson03rd November 2008
The fact is that our behaviours can be very easily susceptible to suggestions on the big screen or to the physiological hit of a drag of nicotine, a slug of alcohol or caffeine, a mouthful of crisps, cake, or cookies, or even to a lump of mature full flav... Read >
Author: Tim F. Richardson03rd November 2008
Wealth is all about success, but not many of us have the kind of luck necessary to be born extremely rich or come across millions by chance. Most of us have to work to that goal, weed out opportunities, make the right friends and find that X factor. T... Read >
Author: Greg Frost23rd October 2008
1. Set clear direction: Might seem obvious that you need to have clear goals and yet almost 40% of employees in UK companies are not sure what their employer expects of them.
2. Link individual goals to the strategy of the company: As a manager you migh... Read >
Author: Jennifer Mckay21st October 2008
Most anglers who buy baits use them with blind faith because they really do not appreciate what actually happens in the fish that induces fish to take a bait into their mouths; so getting hooked! Imagine the power of being able to harness this vital knowl... Read >
Author: Tim F. Richardson20th October 2008
I've talked to a number of clients and colleagues who have "almost" completed new products - books, e-books, and so on. The trouble is that the last few steps always seem to stretch out, taking longer and longer.
Does that ever happen to you? If so, yo... Read >
Author: Gihan Perera15th October 2008
Yeah, I know the feeling. Don't fret though! There is a right way and there is a wrong way to try to get your girlfriend, boyfriend or spouse back. You will actually be amazed at this strategy, but let's first just see what you shouldn't do. First... Read >
Author: Jim Lim15th October 2008
To feel love for someone and their love in return is the most wonderful experience of our lives. When we feel love, we experience joy and fulfilment, but when it is absent we rapidly become unhappy and disillusioned. The search for love defines ou... Read >
Author: Jim Lim13th October 2008
Employee motivation can be an easy task especially when the team leader demonstrates the appropriate disciplines. The simple disciplines encourage employee motivation to happen naturally. The wonders of "monkey see, monkey do" approach.
Motivation, whe... Read >
Author: Bob Urichuck13th October 2008
Since Nintendo makes video games for people of all ages, not all of them are appropriate across the board. Parents need to be careful about what video games they expose their children to. Some people won’t let their young child play a certain game but t... Read >
Author: Jack Blue10th October 2008
Most anglers who buy baits use them with blind faith because they really do not appreciate what actually happens in the fish that induces fish to take a bait into their mouths; so getting hooked! Imagine the power of being able to harness this vital knowl... Read >
Author: Tim F. Richardson07th October 2008
In one Friday night rush hour survey at Liverpool station very recently, commuters were offered a nice juicy healthy orange to eat, or a bar of chocolate; guess which most commuters chose! But what happens when you combine chocolate and orange? You produc... Read >
Author: Tim F. Richardson01st October 2008
Chances are that somewhere, at some time, you have encountered someone who has used covert persuasion on you. Although this approach usually applies to advertising it is also used in speech. Do you know that you can embed subliminal messages in your spoke... Read >
Author: Michael McGrath25th September 2008
Racism is children is another form of bullying known as racist bullying. This is very common and occurs when someone is treated unfairly, picked on and harassed by other children because of their race, colour, traditions or beliefs. Bullying of this kin... Read >
Author: Anurag25th September 2008
Most people are aware that their actions and reactions determine what they get from life. How we interact with others and life situations either move us closer to our desires, further away from them or leave us stuck right where we are!
If you are at a... Read >
Author: Michael McGrath23rd September 2008
How harmless is harmless? This is a more appropriate distrust in this world of mess and unsecured world. Nobody is anodyne anywhere. So many things can happen even when you are at home, in drill, in offices, in parks, in museums, etc. Aside from the organ... Read >
Author: Julia Solomon23rd September 2008
Parenting kids has become a challenging task. Effective parenting does not mean that the bad behaviour of the kids should be punished. Punishing your kids is not a correct way to discipline your children. Instead of giving punishment, the children have to... Read >
Author: Synapse India18th September 2008
Our thoughts create our reality. They influence our feelings and perceptions about what's going on in our lives. They determine what we notice in the world around us and what we attract into our lives.
By expecting the negative, we filter our experien... Read >
Author: Barbara Small09th September 2008
Simply put, teenage binge drinking is drinking to get drunk - a self-destructive and unrestrained drinking bout. During the drinking binge the heavily intoxicated drinker ignores responsibilities, squanders money, and engages in all manner of harmful beha... Read >
Author: Lyta Humphris09th September 2008
Copyright (c) 2008 Shona Garner
Before you became a manager, you may well have spent much of your time listening to those above you, telling you what to do and how to do it. Now you're the boss - you think it's your turn to do the talking while your mi... Read >
Author: Shona Garner08th September 2008
Learning to drive can be a nerve-wracking and quite terrifying experience, not only for teens but also for their parents.
However, it doesn�t have to be that way. With support and encouragement from a professional driver trainer at myWheels ... Read >
Author: Robert Palmer08th September 2008
Have you ever wondered what the number one thing you can do to help a broken relationshp is? Many people have and if there was one single answer to this question then there wouldn't be as many broken relationships out there. If there was one area that y... Read >
Author: pharris108th September 2008
My Promise: 7 Sure-Fire Tips To Transform Your Pug's Behaviours In Less Than 30 Days.
Did you know that if you train your pug incorrectly, your healthy and obedient pug could turn into a disaster to you and your family? It doesn't take months for a pug... Read >
Author: Ken Tan08th September 2008
As children grow, they form their own way of thinking and tend to develop their own sets of behaviours and habits. Different children tend to develop in a different manner. This could be mainly due to the way parents nurture their children. For instance, ... Read >
Author: Discount Web Design05th September 2008
In Business, it is important for business to create and maintain a good relationship with customers. The better relationship with customers, the more successful the business will become. Here are 5 five reasons why Customer relationship management (CRM) c... Read >
Author: darrell.j.freeman@gmail.com05th September 2008
When was the last time you gave a member of your team some
feedback? The feedback I'm talking about here isn't some
sort of formalised appraisal that takes place with your team
members every month, or every six months or once a year. I'm
talking about... Read >
Author: Alan Fairweather03rd September 2008
How You Can Get Affirmations To Work - Affirmware!
Simply stated an affirmation is a statement that is either spoken or written which is deigned in way that creates inner change and life changes. Affirmations are designed to alter and reprogram your mi... Read >
Author: Michael McGrath02nd September 2008
"The person who tries to live alone will not succeed as a human being. His heart withers if it does not answer another heart. His mind shrinks away if he hears only the echoes of his own thoughts and finds no other inspiration." (Perl S. Buck)Perl S. Buck... Read >
Author: Gudrun Frerichs, PhD24th August 2008
We live in an unpredictable world. Sometimes the uncertainty is exciting and stimulating. Other times it is intimidating and limiting.
Sometimes work brings more uncertainty than we think we can handle. We like our future to be largely predictable so w... Read >
Author: Trevor Hill22nd August 2008
If you work in a company, you have probably never focused as tightly on driving revenue and reducing costs as you do today. People in business are working under great pressure; job security is a thing of the past; and the only thing that really seems to m... Read >
Author: Kate Mercer17th July 2008
We make losing weight so hard for ourselves. However we are not entirely to blame for this situation.There is so much contrasting information regarding weight loss,that it is easy to lose track of what is actually going to work.
These three factors wil... Read >
Author: Terry Sandhu14th July 2008
Spending can be too attractive for many of today’s earners. After waiting for those agonising few days prior to pay-day, desperate for a new pair of shoes, a big night out or a new TV, it can be hugely tempting to splash out – however counter-producti... Read >
Author: Daniel Collins23rd June 2008
Hypnosis – what is it?
Hypnosis is a profound state in which we have access to the unconscious mind.
But why would you want to have access to your unconscious mind?
Why would it be of value?
Well, if you were consciously in control to let go o... Read >
Author: Joseph Clough20th June 2008
Carl Jung, a Swiss psychiatrist, once said “every form of addiction is bad, no matter whether the narcotic is be alcohol or morphine or idealism”.
Recently advancements technology had brought out unusual types of Addictions including Internet, ga... Read >
Author: Ishengoma11th June 2008
Stress is a common part of life. As the world we live in becomes smaller, faster and more demanding the simple joys of life become more precious and fleeting. Most of us cope, and get past each situation as it comes our way. For some, the stresses and d... Read >
Author: Dr Bobby Sura05th June 2008
Attachment may be described as a bond or affectional tie between a child and it's primary caregiver, characterised by a loving and enduring relationship. All theories of infant social and emotional development emphasise the child's relationship to parent... Read >
Author: Dr Bobby Sura27th May 2008
The life books are the best and the unique way to record all the childish happenings of the kids' life. These books are basically written by the parents to honour and treasure every moment of their kids' life.
Books are the best companion of our live... Read >
Author: Adam Jaylin20th May 2008
Something we have come across regularly is the difficultly dealing with the issues that our son has with his siblings. We have compiled some interesting information which we hope will be of some help.
When a family member is diagnosed with autism, there... Read >
Author: Amanda08th May 2008
Copyright (c) 2008 Rebecca Hanson
I've been noticing an interesting trend lately. While teaching TeleClasses, I'll ask my students why they are learning about the Law of Attraction, and 8 out of 10 studnts will say something like, "So I can really mak... Read >
Author: Rebecca Hanson03rd May 2008
The way people learn is very particular and peculiar to them, so martial arts instructors need to understand the teaching is definitely NOT a "one-size-fits-all" affair. Indeed, students will tend to process information in a number of different ways depen... Read >
Author: Jaimie Lee-Barron29th April 2008
When was the last time you enjoyed a meeting, or found it interesting, exciting or simply worth the time spent? Businesses depend on meetings to make decisions, solve problems and share information and getting the right people in the room is only the begi... Read >
Author: Yolanda Dolling27th April 2008
Fishing bait substances can be attractive, stimulatory or repellant! Often it is fish association with these angling activities that form ‘dangerous connections and associations’ which negatively affect fish behaviours and feeding confidence. It seems... Read >
Author: Tim F. Richardson25th April 2008
You can have a fantastic attitude, but a positive attitude alone is not enough to guarantee long term success. You need goals and an action plan to get where you want to go. The 'B' stands for behaviour in the ABC, 123 Sales Results System.
Behaviour i... Read >
Author: Bob Urichuck18th April 2008
A. You can`t build anything without a solid foundation. The A is for Attitude - the foundation of all successful sales people. Without a positive attitude and belief in yourself, your organization, It`s products and services and the market, there is no... Read >
Author: Bob Urichuck03rd April 2008
Fishermen hate to miss out on the latest edges to improve catches. But it really is better to solve problems by beginning with the study and observation of fish behaviours and not with the latest tackle and bait adverts first! With details of many big fis... Read >
Author: Tim F. Richardson03rd April 2008
In business, like the rest of life we will often encounter people who are just that little more difficult to get along with. Some use the term ‘personality conflict’ to describe the situation, yet this suggests that there is some sort of unbreakable b... Read >
Author: sheila10th March 2008
Working hard and providing a great service, whilst you are at work, is what we expect to do. Many of us find that the working day is extended well into our personal time. There are bound to be times when a particular deadline needs to be met but all too... Read >
Author: Gina Gardiner28th February 2008
So how do you keep off weight once it has been lost? When you lose weight as part of a weight loss plan or diet, you want to ensure that weight stays off for good. Unfortunately although people lose weight, most tend to put back on within a couple of mont... Read >
Author: Steve Dailly26th February 2008
Some would say selling is a complex psychological process. Others would say it is a battle of wills and opinions. Even others like Stephen Covey would say it must be a win win arrangement, where the customer wins and the seller wins. Regardless of your op... Read >
Author: James M Heidema25th February 2008
If you don't want to lose weight then these tips are for you. Make sure you follow them carefully to reach your goals.
1-Start early to build a strong solid foundation for weight gain. Avoid participating in any sports, in or out of school. Ensure that... Read >
Author: Terry Sandhu13th February 2008
The following summary of recent state court judgement from around Germany illustrates some of the more unsavoury kinds of driving behaviours that are viewed very harshly by the authorities there. Some of these cases are really the result of simple neglige... Read >
Author: mlauterwein12th February 2008
One of the key principles of successful coaching is to create an atmosphere of trust between coach and coachee. This is achieved (or not) by focusing on the way we communicate. There is a well-known model called the Johari window which we can use to impro... Read >
Author: Matt Somers05th February 2008
The good news is that we all have the same tools available. It is a matter of becoming more aware of our toolbox and then making choices on HOW we are going to implement the tools.
Significant negative emotional experiences create beliefs that are not ... Read >
31st January 2008
Dental Phobias
Are you someone who is so scared of going to the dentist that you will absolutely avoid going, even to the detriment of your own dental hygiene?
If the answer is yes, the chances are you have a dental phobia. A phobia is more severe ... Read >
Author: People Building24th January 2008
Copyright (c) 2008 Chiswick Consulting Limited
Competencies have been around a long time. But there are a number of pitfalls organisations run into when implementing them in their business.
1. 'Sell' competencies as an HR initiative.
They might... Read >
Author: Pam Kennett17th January 2008
Life Style Coaching is a powerful approach in assisting you in changing direction and implementing behaviour changes which will produce new outcomes.
Exhausted and depressed all the time? Life Style Coaching can provide you with the answers on How to o... Read >
14th January 2008
I spoke with a client this evening who was feeling tired and under pressure. It soon became clear that the problem was being caused by one or two members of staff who she said were “dragging me down.”
After further investigation, it appeared that ... Read >
Author: Gina Gardiner14th November 2007
For the average person, their traits are usually fixed by the time you become an adult. These traits are fundamental from your past and from your genetic makeup. Often, they are a combination of positive and negative traits that make you the person you ar... Read >
Author: Anne Wolski14th November 2007
Here's my simple take on what some people make, a complex issue; how we use or manage our Emotional Energy (EE). It's a precious and powerful commodity and it needs to be invested wisely and thoughtfully.Forgive my simplicity, I'm a bloke.And as I am cons... Read >
Author: Craig Harper09th November 2007
While it’s easy to realise that hard work, motivation and enthusiasm may help get you ahead in the workplace, it’s often harder to identify the many ‘workplace no-nos’ that could severely hinder career progression. Read on to find out about some o... Read >
Author: Lucy Ayers21st October 2007
Banks and other credit card providers are starting to review thousands of customers’ credit limits and increasing the number of new applications that they turn down, as the fallout from the US lending crisis continues. By taking this action, lenders ho... Read >
Author: pmcindoe18th October 2007
Most of the human race have unwanted behaviours that if given the choice they would eradicate as they find them undesirable. If you had the choice would you change any of your behaviours and replace them with their positive opposites? Perhaps you have tri... Read >
Author: Michael McGrath08th October 2007
Social psychologists claim that usually children suffer from deep emotional setbacks which are regressive in nature. Small kids need to be told in a frank manner about the divorce but in a way that is not harsh and callous. This is because small children ... Read >
Author: James Walsh21st September 2007
What do value investing and skiing have in common? They both require you to overcome your natural instincts.If you've ever sampled the subtle delights of skiing—and the all too frequent and rather less subtle delights of landing on your backside—you w... Read >
Author: Melanie21st September 2007
Copyright (c) 2007 WealthBeingThe most successful entrepreneurs demonstrate particular skills and attributes. But are they born with these or are they developed over time? Have you got what it takes to become an entrepreneur or are you better suited to ... Read >
Author: Pam Kennett10th September 2007
The most important question to continually ask yourself as you parent your child is: “Will what I am about to do bring me closer to my child or move us further apart?”It is this question that, from day one and right through the teen years, will allow ... Read >
Author: Barbara Beccari28th August 2007
Many business professionals use a diary to plan their day and week. Whether its a filofax or an A4 book, business people recognize the huge potential of listing their most immediate objectives. This works in business but it also works for weight loss! Thr... Read >
Author: Michael McGrath15th August 2007
When I was out at dinner recently with some of my friends, someone joked about the fact that whenever we are out to dinner, someone always asks me about my work and then I end up spending hours politely answering questions about it.
Someone also said ... Read >
Author: Adam Eason14th August 2007
It can be a paradox for any employer. How do you find someone with a breadth of experience and knowledge who is fresh and enthusiastic for the task? For many employers who opt to create graduate jobs, they are sacrificing the knowledge and experience fo... Read >
Author: UK Careers14th August 2007
Amethyst is the purple variety of quartz and is one of the most popular gemstones. They have been sought after by Royalty throughout the ages as symbols of Wisdom, Strength and Confidence. In addition to Royalty, the amethyst's luminous quality, its spec... Read >
Author: Shelley Allen13th August 2007
Let's face it losing weight is no easy task.
First, you must learn that your body and mind are one. Skills and behaviours are required for you to succeed in your weight loss goals. Improving your thinking from negative to positive is an ability that ca... Read >
Author: Joe Blaschke30th July 2007
“Can you stop behaving like a child?”
“Can you stop being so childish?”
Are these remarks familiar to you?
Couples, be it still in courtship or marriage, exchange such hurting remarks, in an attempt to stop certain behaviours which are de... Read >
Author: Jhong Ren26th July 2007
As the western world becomes increasingly larger, in numbers and weight, it is becoming more and more apparent that dieting, dieting aids and diet pills rarely have any real lasting effects. The majority of people just don't see a way to permanently lose ... Read >
Author: Michael McGrath24th July 2007
Anyone who knows me knows that I really prefer to talk about Financial Intelligence rather than Wealth Creation, but it's just not good marketing. Wealth Creation just sounds so much more sexy, doesn't it?
In order for people to get excited enough to ... Read >
02nd July 2007
Suicide has become a major concern amongst the older adults of society with the over 65s becoming one of the highest risk groups for suicidal behaviours. In fact, white males over 65 have the highest risk group of all for suicide. In fact, previous studie... Read >
Author: Anne Wolski18th June 2007
When things don’t go to the way you want.
How do we think and react?
If you fail to plan then you plan to fail, is the saying.
Well when it is other people involved it is not easy.
So what do we do?
You have planned meetings with a person.
The m... Read >
Author: MarieLouiseFalk10th June 2007
The franchise business world is constantly changing as new opportunities are released every month to an already stretched market place. By utilising the 5Ks of being a successful franchisor it is possible to keep ahead of the competition.
The 5Ks for ... Read >
Author: Naz Daud07th June 2007
Q. I didn't get a job that I interviewed for. The employer told me that I had "failed" the personality quiz. How is that possible? Does this mean that I have no personality?
A. "Fail" is a pretty strong word when it comes to taking a personality quiz. ... Read >
Author: Brian Fong05th June 2007
If we ignore for a moment the critics who seek to torpedo anything that remotely resembles email, we'll see that email as a marketing tool still receives great favour with big businesses. Book a flight with any of the well know operators and a useful flow... Read >
Author: Louis Coupe22nd May 2007
We cover the topic of Locus of Control in our Leadership programs, so it is 2nd nature for me to take full ownership for whatever outcomes I am creating in my life. After all why teach it if I am not living it?
The past few weeks have seen some events... Read >
Author: Liz Cassidy22nd May 2007
An interesting thing about values is that not all values are equal, some are more important to us than others.
Values by their very nature, and definition, are subjective. However the criteria by which we measure our values are based on observable behavi... Read >
Author: Liz Cassidy22nd May 2007
Increasingly our work with our key coaching clients is shining a spotlight on the importance of knowing our Values in lives work and careers.
So what are values? Where do they come from and how do they impact on behaviours and results?
First of all,... Read >
Author: Liz Cassidy21st May 2007
It is known there is no specific diagnostic test for Autism Spectrum Disorder, and the best way to get a diagnosis is to make a multi-disciplinary evaluation.
A psychologist or psychiatrist experienced with Autism Spectrum Disorders can make a diagnose f... Read >
Author: groshan fabiola09th May 2007
It wasn’t so long ago that people had the common misconception that only the desperate and dateless would become involved in internet dating. However, in more recent times it has become a very popular place to find a partner. It seems common now to hear... Read >
Author: Anne Wolski02nd May 2007
Aggression and anger are quite normal during the process of growing up. Often, this is seen as a way of getting their own way because they have seen this behaviour modelled during their formative years with the result being that others give in to this beh... Read >
Author: Anne Wolski30th April 2007
There are 8 carefully planned steps which are bound to boost an organisation. Develop a situation to act upon, form a dynamic guiding coalition, create a vision, communicate the vision, empower people to act on the vision, plan and create short-term wins,... Read >
Author: Thanaseelan30th April 2007
Most firms realise the importance of service quality and customer satisfaction. However, it is often unclear on how to achieve these goals.
During the service encounters, when disagreements arise from problems and solutions, customer satisfaction is c... Read >
Author: Thanaseelan26th April 2007
For over three hundred years, our personal needs have continued to show change. In the early days, our main needs were that of food, shelter, and clothing. To have these very basics was seen as a quality lifestyle.
As time went by and humans became mor... Read >
Author: Anne Wolski26th April 2007
Autism is considered to be a variety of mental retardation, or an occasion as a severe form of obsessive-compulsive illness. The first term of autism appeared around 1912 when psychiatrist Eugene Bleurel used the word to refer to patients who were self-ab... Read >
Author: groshan fabiola25th April 2007
We learn through our senses. Our basic survival also based on our senses. We would immediately remove our hand when it accidentally touch something hot. Unconsciously, we learn and survive through our senses. But children with autism commonly have problem... Read >
Author: jasman arifin18th April 2007
Has your therapist told you that your autistic child is regressing in his program and suggested medication to help him? You are worried on the lack of progress in your child's development, but you are also not sure whether to medicate him is the answer. S... Read >
Author: jasman arifin13th April 2007
It is not good enough for others to say they will stop doing something offensive � they need to act themselves out of bad behaviours.
Did you know that 50% of Australians have witnessed bullying in the workplace and have been unable to help mostly du... Read >
04th April 2007
You’ll discover a day in the life of affiliate marketing entrepreneur for home based affiliate business in this article. Also, you’ll learn what normally affiliate marketing entrepreneurs should have to do in their busy day!
Now, I am going to give... Read >
Author: zMillionDollars14th March 2007
It makes sense that those with the most dangerous occupations find it most difficult to get cheap life insurance at a reasonable level of cover.
After all, the chances of an accountant living life with the same knife-edge panache as a stuntman or a rac... Read >
Author: BTQNate12th March 2007
NLP can be useful for people struggling to lose weight. In fact, wanting to lose weight is a fairly common reason for why people seek NLP courses in Bedfordshire. Whilst NLP is by no means a magic diet pill, it can be very useful in addressing the issues ... Read >
Author: People Building06th March 2007
Ever get those less-than peak performance days when you just can't seem to get switched on to your exercise program? You did manage to drag yourself off the couch and even get started, but you feel like you're just going through the motions.
Pre-worko... Read >
Author: Alwyn Beikoff05th March 2007
Over the years, I guess I’ve attended thousands of corporate get togethers over dinner. I have, either as an out-of-towner, or hosting out-of-towners attending a conference or workshop, observed the behaviour of individuals and teams at dinner reflects ... Read >
Author: chanfac01st March 2007
I found out a trend that seems to be common with some affiliate marketers but which may on the long run not profit them since the merchants are never happy with such behaviours and tend not to renew their relationships with such affiliates. I hope you wil... Read >
Author: uneeking08th February 2007
* There are many baits and rigs used to catch carp and catfish. Obviously, when using a single hook, you need to maximize your hooks potential for hooking fish, every way you can, to get most ‘takes’ converted from every ‘pick-up!’
You can sta... Read >
Author: Tim F. Richardson04th February 2007
What is Sleepwalking? Sleepwalking occurs when an individual is walking or performing otherwise normal actions while they are completely asleep and unaware. Sleepwalking occurs during slow wave sleep and for some reason a variety of behaviours are initiat... Read >
Author: Alex Wilson01st February 2007
Several studies have been conducted at both cross--sectional as well as longitudinal level facilitating the research by means of finding and establishing the probable relationship between the adolescence phase with the short and long term effect of victim... Read >
Author: Kate Gardens30th January 2007
You often hear people say that they are so busy that they have no time for exercise, self improvement, leisure or family or to look for new opportunities.
Sometimes, you just wonder why? Is it just an excuse to be lazy? Of course, there are genuine ... Read >
Author: Peck Ling26th January 2007
Yahoo, the New Year has arrived!! It’s an exciting time to look forward to growth, learning, and change. Many of us have a list of resolutions for new behaviours. It’s out with the old and in with the new. This year is going to be the best ever.
... Read >
Author: Dan Ohler24th January 2007
Many commentators, myself included, have highlighted that 2007 will be the year that the ethos of engagement marketing spreads. The collapsing level of trust in traditional advertising means it is time for a rethink on how businesses talk to their custome... Read >
Author: Matt Ambrose18th January 2007
If there is a single ingredient for ensuring success, that ingredient can be summed up in one word: discipline.
According to the Shorter Oxford English Dictionary, to discipline is to 'train in habits of obedience; to bring under control; [to] drill'.
... Read >
Author: Innocent M Gathungu12th January 2007
Pathological Narcissism, Group Behaviour, and TerrorismBy: Sam Vaknin1. What is pathological narcissism?All of us have narcissistic TRAITS. Some of us even develop anarcissistic PERSONALITY. Moreover, narcissism is a SPECTRUM ofbehaviours - from the healt... Read >
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13th December 2006
The number of children classified as obese is increasing as a terrifying rate because those people who should be preventing it are encouraging it. The parents that allow or encourage children to develop a lifestyle that results in childhood obesity sho... Read >
Author: JulietteP08th December 2006
Grief and loss is a multifaceted counselling field based on the loss of someone or something. "Grief is our response to loss, particularly the death of a loved one. Grief can affect our thoughts, feelings, behaviours and beliefs, and our relationships wit... Read >
Author: Pedro Gondim08th December 2006
Counselling incorporates a wide variety of areas that apply to many different environments and situations. Understanding human behaviour and enabling (or improving) communication are essential in interacting positively with others. This view has been incr... Read >
Author: Pedro Gondim17th November 2006
Copyright 2006 The National Learning Institute
Finding out "How am I doing?" has always been a thorny issue for managers, particularly when the issue is about "How good a leader am I?". It's relatively easy to get feedback on results (e.g. sales, budg... Read >
Author: Bob Selden02nd October 2006
All of us find sometimes that we repeat patterns of negative thoughts or behaviours and may find ourselves wishing that we had access to resources, which we could use to deal with situations and alleviate stagnation. We know in our hearts that such repet... Read >
Author: People Building30th August 2006
The best time to start training your dog is when he is still a puppy. Puppies, like people, absorb programs and behaviours from a very young age. Except for the ages of 8 to 11 weeks of age, give your puppy the benefit of meeting people, other dogs, and t... Read >
Author: Rebecca Prescott29th August 2006
3 Things You Must Do If You Want To Change Your Behaviours in a Swish
by Gemma Bailey
In this article we discuss how unwanted behaviours can be eliminated in an NLP technique called a Swish Pattern. This technique is also employed by hypnotherapist... Read >
Author: People Building19th August 2006
Adopting a dog from a Humane Society, or a private shelter, can be a great gift to the dogs fighting for survival on the streets, abandoned by owners, or mistreated before they were rescued. However, this should not be done naively, or with the heart alon... Read >
Author: Rebecca Prescott13th August 2006
There are many different reasons why someone may want to lose weight. You may want to feel healthier, look better, fit into your old clothes or even have been advised by a medical practitioner to get in shape. However, if you are one of those people who b... Read >
Author: Michael McGrath25th July 2006
Procrastination, like all of your behaviours carries consequences. Whether your behaviour is conscious or unconscious, you will eventually have to deal with the effects. The effects of procrastination are something that we all have to confront and deal wi... Read >
Author: Deon Du Plessis24th July 2006
At some stage in your life, you've probably been told not to count your chickens before they have hatched. You were probably told to not get your hopes up and to not expect too much - just in case you might be disappointed. For most of us this, or some va... Read >
Author: Deon Du Plessis21st May 2006
The concept of team building has been growing in popularity since the 1970s, but it really took off as a phenomenon in the 1990s. It is now firmly established and there have been television programmes devoted to it, such as the recent show called The Carr... Read >
Author: James Coakes21st May 2006
Your Brain is a fantastic piece of craftsmanship. Its ability to process and store information couldn't possibly be contested by even the most advanced computers, now or in the future. It's so advanced, it seems, that it needs no real help from "You" to r... Read >
Author: Donald Ogilve18th May 2006
Copyright 2006 Pauline Houle
In some foreign cultures, not so long ago, women entering into adulterous behaviour had their nose cut off so the rest of the female community would know what to expect if they broke their bond with their husband. Other cul... Read >
02nd May 2006
EMBRACING AUTHENTICITY
Our authenticity is found hidden in the small details of our daily round -
home, family, work and pleasures.
- Something more "Small thing forgotten"
Susan Jeffers mentions in her book "Dare to Connect" something called
"Ever... Read >
Author: Sarah Marie Liddle30th April 2006
What would you like to create? A peaceful life, a successful life, a good life, a sculpture, a piece of art, a book? What is it that you would like to create? Whatever you want you can achieve it. All you have to do is follow your natural compass. Rem... Read >
Author: graham and julie27th April 2006
Why is it that we as human beings often behave in ways that we don't really want to? How often have you said or done something only to cringe at the thought of it afterwards? The truth is that your behaviour is mostly driven by your unconscious mind, espe... Read >
Author: Deon Du Plessis04th April 2006
As every person is unique so is every family. As unique as a family is, so are their challenges, worries and successes. It's easy to blame a particular person for particular 'bad' behaviours but it's important to reflect on why the behaviour might be th... Read >
Author: Jo Ball16th March 2006
WHY APATHY IS THE SINGLE BIGGEST COMMUNITY KILLER.
Ever heard the expression "No news is good news"? Or ever attended an
Annual General Meeting (AGM)?
If you have, can you guess what a news report and an AGM have in common?
They both attract much bi... Read >
Author: michael lever12th March 2006
Why is it that Yoga for kids is becoming even more popular today than it was in days of yesterday, well children are just as much prone to suffer from stress just like adults do. How can this be a great many would ask. Kiddies pressure come from additiona... Read >
Author: Kacy Carr05th March 2006
Cats are almost always depicted as loners, the lords of their realm, snobbish and downright stubborn. This is a type of animal that is quite proud, going their own way and rarely following orders. Think Garfield.
While this could be quite unfair to the... Read >
Author: Hector Milla16th February 2006
There are 4 foundations to The Pink Kit Method for birthing body. The 1st foundation has been put into the multi-media resource called The Pink Kit: Essential Preparations for your birthing body. In the video and interactive book, expectant parents will ... Read >
Author: Wintergreen .20th January 2006
The following article offers some insight to those involved in the wonderful world known as Parenting.
There are just as many parenting styles as there are a number of parents. Experts believe the parenting styles fall into 4 different and identifiable... Read >
Author: Hanif Khaki05th January 2006
It's never too late to improve your health at any age.
But for seniors a complete change in unhealthy behaviours may be required.
Be sure to take exercise every day for at least 30 minutes. But always ask your healthcare provider about any exercise pl... Read >
Author: Derek Miller04th January 2006
Were you a diligent student at school? If so, you may be familiar with the technique of writing to remember. Well, it may come as a surprise but writing down your intentions to lose weight can reinforce your decision and actually make it easier to stick... Read >
Author: Kim Beardsmore04th January 2006
Have you seen those ads in the paper that tell you "lose 10lb in 7 days" and wondered what it was all about. It is appealing. What if it were true? What is the secret I am missing? When we are unhappy about our shape and weight, the pursuit of these promi... Read >
Author: Kim Beardsmore24th December 2005
The way in which we breathe can alter our lives rather dramatically and yet so many of us just seem to take it for granted that we are breathing fine. How about taking a bit more notice and noticing how when you change one of the most fundamental of auton... Read >
Author: Adam Eason12th December 2005
At least one in fifty adults in America suffer with Over Compulsive Disorder (OCD) double that number for the others who at some time in their lives have been affected by this controlling disease. The frightening thing is how many more are to be cursed by... Read >
Author: Kacy Carr04th November 2005
The Virtual ShopfrontIf you're stood behind the counter of your shop, you know roughly how many people have visited on a particular day, how long they stay for, what they're looking to find, and how many people ask for assistance. This feature comes as st... Read >
Author: Mark Steadman24th September 2005
Are the differences between men and women the result of socialisation, or are we born different? If we are entirely socialised different then women can learn how to be like men and compete with them, but if as I believe the underlying difference is someth... Read >
Author: Rikki Arundel11th August 2005
The Key to Work-Life Balance
Copyright 2005 Jan Hornford
Future Perfect Coaching
http://www.futureperfect.ca/
It seems we are all seeking work-life balance in our lives.
* The busy Career Professional working hard to get ahead.
* The Sta... Read >
Author: Jan Hornford
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