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By Willie Horton

With the continuous and massive growth in sales of self improvement or self help books and the proliferation of personal development websites, wouldn’t you think that you would by now have witnessed a major shift in human consciousness – a marked improvement in the human condition? In other words, don’t you think, with all this new awareness, that a lot more people should be a lot happier? Sadly, not only is there little sign of improvement, all the evidence points to the contrary – increased levels of worry and anxiety as the economy slips and slides having been hijacked by a small number of people obsessed with their own greed and, as it turns out, their own self-destruction; a rise in anti-social behaviour and violent crime and the ongoing inappropriate behaviour of people, who should know better, on the international stage of politics and international diplomacy. Read More→

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By Voranc Kutnik

What is procrastination?

Procrastination is putting off things that you should be focusing on right now, in favor of doing something more enjoyable. There is nothing wrong with little escape from time to time, but if you procrastinate too much you will not get the most important things done.

There are many reasons why people procrastinate, and most of them are valid excuses. Some may have a hard time concentrating, and find themselves with so much on their plate, they can’t focus on just one thing. According to a five-year study of procrastination, 95% of us procrastinate, and 20% of us have made it a habit. Read More→

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By Roberto Sedycias

An ability to communicate with others is essential in every aspect of our lives, but is something that many of us struggle with. Here are a few tips to better communication.

We start to communicate with others from birth, babies cry as it is the only way they can let their parent know that they are hungry, need changing etc. The next stage is body language; such as arms stretched out to be picked up or cuddled and the waving of a cup to indicate thirst. By about the age of two, speech has taken over and this is the main method of communication we will sue for the rest of our lives. Read More→

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How to Be “Cool” at Any Age

Friday, June 18th, 2010

By Amy Sherman

Remember when you were “cool”? Even though you may think you still are, the rules have changed over the years and you may be acting older than you think. Here are some things to consider if you want to appear younger than you really are:
 
1. Get “hip” to texting. If you want to stay in touch with the kids or grandkids, this is their long distance mode of communication. Even leaving messages on the cell phone is passé. Learn how to text and you will be in contact with them more often and with less hassle. So, exercise those thumbs and practice the fine art of miniature typing.
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By Helena Pretorius

All successful people have self-discipline as it is this quality that aids you to reach your goals. Developing self-discipline for success means you are giving yourself and your goals true and proper respect. It affects your ability to see a project through. It allows you to stay focused on your goal.

 We are given magnificent ‘birth gifts” – talents, capacities, privileges, intelligences, opportunities – that would remain largely unopened except through our own decision and effort. Read More→

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