February 21, 2011
“Thinking is the hardest work there is, which is the probable reason why so few engage in it.” -Henry Ford Man‘s ability over all other creatures on this Earth is the ability to think. All successful people use this talent to improve their lives and control their own destiny. Only you can take the initial ...
Tags: Anthony Robbins, attitude, Henry Ford, John Grinder, Neuro Linguistic Programming, Psychology, Richard Bandler, Self Development, self improvement, Tony RobbinsSelf Development
February 17, 2011
What does it take in our everyday lives to be successful? In order to evaluate this question it is first necessary to understand what “success” is and what all successful people have in common. It is probably safe to assume that anyone reading this article wants to be successful. However, only 5% of the population ...
Tags: attitude, Henry Ford, John Grinder, Neuro Linguistic Programming, Psychology, Richard Bandler, Self Development, self improvement, Thought, Tony RobbinsSelf Development
July 3, 2009
Most people don’t discover what they want in life until it’s time to die – and that’s a shame.
Most people spend the best years of their lives watching television or doing things they dislike. An author described humanity by saying, “Most people die at twenty and are buried at eighty.” Are you one of the living zombies?
What do you really want in life?
Tags: attitude, Coaching, Health, Human nature, self improvementSelf Development
June 12, 2009
“One friend in a lifetime is much; two are many; three are hardly possible.”-Henry Brooks Adams. True friends are rare. It has been said that friendship doubles our joys and halves our sorrows.
Some may feel that friends are not necessary, sadly, to their regret, they learn all too late in life, we all need true friends. In fact, the quality of your life depends much on the quality (not the quantity) of your friendships. Healthy friendships are essential to our mental and physical well-being.
Tags: attitude, friends, Friendship, Health, Interpersonal relationship, Kids and Teens, love, RelationshipRelationships, Self Development
May 13, 2009
Cover via Amazon What most needs your attention is usually what most has your attention. But, if you don’t pay attention to what has your attention, it grabs much more of your attention than it deserves. This is according to David Allen, the author of Getting Things Done, whose ‘Getting Things Done’(GTD) method helps people ...
Tags: attitude, Getting Things Done, Mental health, planning, Self Development, tips for being more organisedBusiness, Self Development