Displaying all posts for ‘April, 2006

Overcome Your Fears

by April 29, 2006

I’m introducing something new in May, a monthly group coaching meeting on important topics with a new topic each month. May’s topic is Overcome Fear. Fear plays a dominant role in our lives. Though it does serve to keep us safe, because of the prevalent use of fear in parenting, marketing, religion, employment, and politics, [...] Read more »

I Am My Beliefs

by April 26, 2006

Purposeful Growth implies personal growth on purpose. Not only with purpose but on purpose; on a foundation of life purpose. Life purpose is not only the foundation for effective personal growth, it is the path and target, too. Sometimes, when we despair at not knowing life purpose, an effective way to clear the fog is [...] Read more »

Personal Development

by April 19, 2006

Personal Development: My April 19th article, Secrets of Success at Suite101.com describes the components of personal development behind one successful man, a regular Joe. Restrictions of my contract with Suite101.com prohibit me from reproducing the article here, but follow this link to see how one regular, everyday person has grown into a successful life. For [...] Read more »

Personal Development

by April 12, 2006

Personal Development My latest article, “Success by Real People,” describes a path of success taken by an old boyhood friend. Joel Conrad’s life is a wonderful example of how an ordinary person can utilize the so-called secrets of success.

Meditation Variations

by April 6, 2006

Spring is a time of renewal. Nature moves into a growth mode after Winter’s period of rest, with the greening of grass, blooming of flowers, and leafing of trees. Animals find their mates and prepare nests for their young. Spring is a good time for humans to move into a growth mode, [...] Read more »

Made in China

by April 5, 2006

My latest article at Suite101.com, Made in China, concerns itself with the virtuous living list of do’s and don’ts recently issued by China’s President, Hu Jintao. It’s interesting to see that personal development is an important national goal; something for other nations to consider.

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