George O’Leary’s lies cost him the Notre Dame coach’s job in 2001 and lying about his résumé cost Yahoo CEO, Scott Thompson his job. Yet how common is
Category: Self-improvement
There is a great deal of evidence–some reliable, some not so reliable–that the mind is much more than merely the central processor for sensory information.
The road to recovery and sobriety is rarely an easy one, but taking the first step means you are on the right path. Staying true
Low self-esteem can be a difficult and painful thing to deal with. It can cause us to feel inadequate, unworthy, and even depressed. Fortunately, there
Life Gives You Rope To Tie Your Relationships Together Ropes fulfill various roles in our lives. They can be utilized for binding items together, ensuring
We often forget how powerful our words can be. When we make a promise, it’s up to us to keep that promise. People who don’t
Brain fog is one of the most aggravating symptoms of chronic disease, particularly fibromyalgia. Here are a few methods to assist you to boost your
Have you ever been so engaged in an activity that you lost track of time or even your surroundings? A bomb could have gone off
Low Self Esteem? Here’s what to do: Low self-esteem feeds on negative thoughts so Don’t indulge in self-criticism. Why are you waging war against yourself? Read self talk and silence your
Cut Your Health Care Costs
According to a recent study, people who engage in choices about their health care have lower hospital expenses. It’s a good idea to look for
Taking the easy road is nice for a while, but for talented, motivated people it isn’t enough. To find satisfaction you’ll need to set ambitious
Psychobiotics Are the Future
For years, humans have attempted to treat mental illnesses with natural and manufactured medicines. Originally, these psychoactive compounds came from the Areca tree (betel nut),
We try to speed up to match the pace of the action around us. We stay up until 3 am trying to answer all our
People with fibromyalgia face many obstacles. We live with fatigue, brain fog, chronic pain and other symptoms. We work to find ways to manage this
The True Art Of Assertiveness Step 1) Decide Where Your Boundaries Lie How far is too far? What are you willing and unwilling to take from
A friend expressed his disappointment at not having accomplished more in his life. The things he expected to have accomplished by now. I advised that
People Are Reflections Of Each Other. We are all human in the sense that we can feel the same things. Our perception, however, differs from
EDITORS NOTE: This is a quote from my upcoming book “Metaphor Man”
There are certain mornings where I wake up feeling particularly enthusiastic and motivated to start my day because of the activities I get to partake
Here’s a question you may want to ask yourself regularly: What am I doing with my 24 hours? In other words, every day, what do