Displaying all posts for ‘May, 2007

Overcome Fear to Follow Your Dreams

by May 17, 2007

Don’t let recurring bouts of fear limit your personal development. We all face fear when contemplating changes. Learn to overcome your fears and grow. Has fear shattered your dreams? Have you had great ideas, terrific dreams for your future, only to have the cold chill of fear shatter your dreams and paralyze [...] Read more »

Reflecting on Life Purpose

by May 14, 2007

Reflection, the art of looking within quietly and calmly is an effective tool of purposeful growth. The formula for a happy life is to build personal development with the inspiration of life purpose. Earlier articles described the importance of life purpose and the role of meditation in clarifying purpose. Another critical life [...] Read more »

Cognitive Dissonance Can Be Humorous

by May 10, 2007

A judge sues his cleaners over a lost pair of suit pants–for $67 million dollars! The cleaners found and returned the pants a week later, but the judge claims they weren’t his. Subsequently, the cleaners offered a $3,000 settlement, three times the cost of the judge’s entire suit. The judge refuses. The [...] Read more »

Six Secrets of Success

by May 6, 2007

A successful life is available to each of us if we incorporate a handful of simple steps that guide our approach. What are the secrets of success? They really aren’t secrets at all, the secrets of success are well known, well documented, and available to all of us. We can easily see these success [...] Read more »

Real People Succeed

by May 3, 2007

What can we learn about success from real people? Can a Regular Joe offer any inspiration concerning personal development, growth, and success? Absolutely. Growing up in the South end of an Ohio city, I was friends with a boy named Joe, a nice, quiet kid with rural Ohio roots; someone you might call an [...] Read more »