Do You Know What You Want?
– stevenaitchison.co.uk/blog/
Over the course of our lives, we run into a lot of different people. Different cultures, languages, professions, shapes and sizes. Successful and unsuccessful. Rich and poor. But for whatever reason, none of those differences stand out the most to me. The two types of people that have always stood out the most to me were:Those who get what they want andThose who don’tTo me, there’s a big difference between being rich and successful and getting what you want…Is Your Job Putting Your Health At Risk? 8 Ways To Survive Cubicle Lifestyle And Take Care Of Your Health.
– dumblittleman.com
Many of us don't do physical labor for a living. Instead we work in offices and many of us automatically assume that cubicle jobs are harmless to our health.
After all we don't carry, lift, move or do anything that requires serious muscle work. All we use are our brain and our hands to move, create and enter data into a computer…
What Am I Doing Wrong? What to Do When You’re Doing Everything Right and It’s Still Not Working
– theselfimprovementblog.com/
I had a life coaching client call the other day from a place of total frustration. “What Am I doing wrong?” she asked. “I’m being the best friend I know how to be. I work really hard at being a good friend, being there for people, being supportive. Then as soon as I reach out for support they disappear…Courage and Confidence
– garygreenfield.com/blog.html
One without the other is as unlikely as summertime without warm weather. The two go hand-in-hand. That’s just the way it is, period!
So, what’s the point? Let’s get there by being clear on the meaning of the two words. First, courage, by one meaning is the ability to do something frightening…
The Hardest Truth: I Don’t Have a Passion
– thechangeblog.com
Photo by Wesley Eller
By Darrell Cherry
In the study of philosophy, it is imperative to define terms at the outset. I always think of a passion or calling as being that thing that we must do in life, that thing without which we will be miserable most of the time.
That is a very big expectation, indeed…
What to Do When You Fail: 4 Simple Steps
– positivityblog.com
“I’ve missed more than 9000 shots in my career. I’ve lost almost 300 games. 26 times, I’ve been trusted to take the game winning shot and missed. I’ve failed over and over and over again in my life. And that is why I succeed.”Michael Jordan
“Ever tried. Ever failed…
Do You Have the Courage to Be Honest?
– advancedlifeskills.com/blog/
If honesty is really the best policy then why is there so much deception? And if we feel disrespected when someone isn’t honest with us, then how can we justify those little white lies and carefully crafted exaggerations?
If we expect other people to have the courage to be honest with us, then wouldn’t anything but honesty from us be promoting a double standard? Maybe it’s time to take a closer look at honesty and see if it really is the best policy…
Use Your Regular Rent Payments to Build Your Credit
– lifehacker.com
We’ve talked about ways to build credit without a credit card before, but did you know that you can use your history as a tenant who faithfully pays the rent on time as a way to build your credit too? According to the folks at Credit Sesame, it’s surprisingly easy.Read more… I decide my future
– motivationblog.org
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How To Always Be Yourself
– pickthebrain.com
“Be yourself; everyone else is already taken.”
― Oscar Wilde
The real you is the person you are when nobody is watching. But when other people enter the picture, things can change. You can change.
How To Not Be Yourself In Three Easy Steps
You see a person or a group of people.
You analyze their personality, preferences, and relationship to you…