Almost everyone needs or wants more money than they currently have, and with this desire most of these people would like to start some sort of extra income producing project. The trouble is, not many of these people seem able to fit “a second job” into their time schedules. It’s true that people are very ...
“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 ...
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 ...
Author: Brian Higdon If you’re in the middle of a financial crisis, and particularly if you always seem to be in the middle of a financial crisis, you may need to ask yourself, “Am I a compulsive spender, or am I just having problems with debt right now?” // < ![CDATA[ google_ad_client = "pub-1317599952959347"; /* ...
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?
Author: Megan Hustad Publisher: Simon & Schuster (2008), 232 pages “How to be useful” is a wide-ranging review of some of the business literature of the ‘how to advance yourself in society and in business’-genre published over the past 150 years. It would appear that the more things change, the more they stay the same, ...
When Mike turned 65, he was 25 pounds overweight. By strict dieting, he shed the extra pounds, but he lost more weight; he also lost his energy and vitality. He was always exhausted, and his friends, seeing his gaunt, drawn face, worried about his health. By the time he volunteered for a particular fitness program ...