Feng Shui Your Love Pad by Advice Diva What began centuries ago in China as a way of interpreting the natural world to create more efficient agricultural systems and even study astronomy to understand the passage of time is an age old institution named Feng Shui. Through the ages feng shui (pronounced Fung Shway) has evolved due to superstition and folklore into a belief system with five distinct components: Wealth, Health, Fame, Career and Love. By understand the basics, we can control these areas of our lives by choosing meaningful ... '5' Secrets on How to be the *BIGGEST LOSER*-Revealed! by John Di Lemme John Di Lemme on... '5' Secrets on How to be the *BIGGEST LOSER*-Revealed! I am a “Loser”. You’re going to learn from this writing today the reason why you too must be a “Loser”. In all seriousness, let me share with you why I am writing this. Over twenty million Americans watched the evolution of a winner in a reality show called “The Biggest Loser”. This particular show involved severely overweight and obese contestants that had simply lost all control of their weight. ... by John Di Lemme John Di Lemme Author's Biography: ****************************************************************** John Di Lemme,a Former Clinically Diagnosed Stutterer, now the World’s Leading Motivational Expert *shocks millions globally* by exposing the truth they’ve been searching for in order to achieve monumental life success through his Award Winning Live Seminars, Power-Packed Training Programs, Live Tele-Classes, Motivational Club and Weekly E-zine. Take action now and join ... Are You Famous or Focused? by John Di Lemme John Di Lemme on.. Are You Famous or Focused? As you read this life-changing article, take a look at the P.S., and I want to ask you to do the world a favor. I allow my articles to be reprinted in order to impact people’s lives worldwide. The “P.S.” at the end of this article will tell you how you can take advantage of this article and spread it around the globe. As a member of this life-changing, profit-producing, championship team, you must spread the word quickly and ... Does My Life Make A Difference? by Rose DesRochers Thank you to painter Phil Roberts for the inspiration to write my following article. Author's Biography: ... Something from nothing, with something to share. by Greg Reid Betrayal, it can hit you like a load of bricks falling from the sky, leaving you with a pit in your stomach that no pill can cure. Starting your own business is hard enough, however when your inside people are working against you as well, it can make the toughest of souls weak at the knees. Let me take you back a few years, and share a little story with you. There I was, a fledgling in the corporate world, I had just quit my (steady) job and sold everything I had to venture out into en ... Intent! by Greg Reid Over the past few months, things in my life have been better than ever. New home, new friends, and wonderful career. Yet I found myself uncharacteristically asking, “Self, why am I feeling so frustrated? Why am I getting upset at the smallest of situations?” I did a little digging (soul searching, if you will) and realized that as wonderful as things were going at the moment, like most of us, I had some unfinished business out there. There were a handful of people and negative relations ... Keynote Address - Visualization by Greg Reid - Mr.Keynote Great Things Materialize - Once We Start to Visualize Watching the Olympics last week really amazed me. The feats of strength were fantastic, and the drama of the events themselves was captivating. But what really made the biggest impact was being reminded of something we all know or have learned in the past, and yet rarely put into action for ourselves: the art of visualization. Now, I’m not talking about some deep Buddhist trance. I’m talking more along the lines of visualizing in our ... Watch What You Say! by Rita Ballard Everything you say has an impact on others. I’ll never forget the time I was walking through the waiting room where I worked; there was a patient sitting there, looking very unhappy. So I smiled at her as I walked by. On my way back through the waiting room 15 minutes later, she said to me, “thank you for that smile. It brightened my day.” A simple little thing, almost unconscious on my part, and yet it meant so much to her. That was almost 10 years ago, and I remember it like it was ye ... When a Dream Dies.... by Valerie Vauthey When a Dream Dies....Author's Biography: Since 1992, Valerie Vauthey, Master Certified Coach, has been providing life, business and weight-loss coaching to hundreds of successful clients. She is the CEO and Founder of the fastest-growing and most successful coaching company in North America and Europe: MyPrivateCoach (founded in 2002). She is an inspirational, results-oriented, dynamic, and sought-after international speaker on motivation, nutrition, and hea ...How do you react? by graham and julie When you are faced with an incident that is new to you, how do you react? How do you react when things don’t go quite like you expected or wanted them to? When you feel when you have been blamed for something that wasn’t your fault? How do you react? How do you react when you stop at the junction and the car behind doesn’t and drives into you? How do you react when your child gives you his/her school report which is not as good as you expected? Do you look for the reactions from others before ... The Ripple Effect:: Small Steps Lead to Big Results by Kathy Paauw “We are what we repeatedly do. Excellence then, is not an act, but a habit.” -Aristotle In honor of National Procrastination Week (the first week in March) and March Forth Day (on March 4th, of course), I dedicate my March issue of Paauwer Tools to the subject of procrastination. Why? Because this single habit is the root of so many of the problems that plague all of us at one time or another – challenges with managing our time, relationships, projects, and information. Procrastin ... 5 WAYS TO FEEL SUPER-OPTIMISTIC: Tips for Your Health, Wealth, & Career Success by Maryann Troiani Optimism is the hidden key to your personal and business success. Optimists possess a clear vision of an exciting life, confidently work on goals to achieve their vision, and take self-responsibility. In contrast, pessimists have no clear vision of a fantastic life, and they love to complain, blame, and moan. How can you become more optimistic? I will divulge five little-known “secrets” to help you immediately feel upbeat, confident, and optimistic. Research: Why Optimism Is Good fo ... How Much Dysfunction Should You Allow Into Your Life? by Brian Maloney What exactly is dysfunction? It is a word society, although probably overused, labels most anything and everything. However, its true attribute can be characterized as a negative that is mostly hurtful and counterproductive. A parent who consistently talks down to their children in the attempts of suppressing their self esteem would be a perfect citing of dysfunction. It is quite obvious that none of us can escape dysfunction. Television and media cater to an extremely dysfunctio ... How Thinking With Consequential Logic Creates A Better Life by Brian Maloney Foresight is a tool we should all have in our war chests. However, many of us disregard this critical thought process. If I drink this much and drive my car, I just might crash, killing myself or someone else. If I talk about my boss behind his back to the wrong person, I could get fired for some trivial reason. Almost everyone knows the difference between right and wrong, but do we all apply thinking with consequential logic before committing our wrongs? Probably not. The reasons a ... Does Introspection Assist in Self Progression? by Brian Maloney Why would we need to examine our lives? What benefit does it yield? Isn’t it just rehashing the past? All of these questions have merit and I will examine each in this article. Self progression has a strong tie to one’s willingness to be able to reflect on pertinent decisions. Moreover, this task, if done daily and immediately after an action or decision, can bear much fruit. Have you ever sat and stared out at something beautiful like a glassy lake or a foggy mountain and simply ... How Can Empathy Shape Your Values? by Brian Maloney One of the most underrated concepts that most people overlook is approaching life from an empathetic standpoint. Despite our best intentions, it is not always that we live by this ethical code that is deeply embedded in all of us. Much of my writings are geared to logical approaches to a an overwhelming world and this is definitely no exception. I don’t want to underestimate the importance of this concept because I feel it is so extremely powerful. It is quite intriguing to me th ... Commit To Applying Lessons Learned by Brian Maloney When growing up as a child, the concept of learning a lesson becomes so routine, that many of us just set it aside as unimportant like many other principles that otherwise should be heeded. It is so true that all of us are mortal. Furthermore, all of us are fallible and no one is absolutely perfect. However, there are some people who would argue this about themselves or someone they know. My contention is the people who perpetually make many crucial mistakes in their lives and con ... How Not Letting Go of Your Past can Hurt Your Future by Brian Maloney Experiences, whether good or bad, are sometimes all we have, and most of them reside in the past. So you may ask, why should I let go of my past when much of it is filled with beautiful memories and serenity? Well, that is certainly not what I mean. What I do mean is when a past is littered with seemingly overwhelming pain, it impedes one’s ability to move forward and adjust to this ever-changing world. A good analogy would be of a backpack filled with distressful memories that one tr ... Are You Afraid of Change? by Brian Maloney Change, no matter how you cut it, can certainly be a daunting task. There are so many ways to change; your image, attitude, environment, perceptions, addictions, and how you treat others. However, let’s explore the reasons for change. Firstly, aspects in your life that negatively affect self progression, whether put upon yourself or not, scream loudest to be changed. Many times the guarded vaults inside ourselves mask this need for change, due to false pride, or the mere misperce ... Does Insecurity Halt Your Personal Growth? by Brian Maloney Everyone big or small, old or young would love to feel a sense of security and well being all of the time in such a seemingly short life. However, through life’s trials of inevitable ups and downs,we sometimes believe that our self worth is supposed to be sub-par, as if the world saw that if we were strong inside, it wouldn’t function properly. Earth’s axis would go into some unhealthy tilt and its rotation would cease. We wouldn’t be serving ourself or anyone else correctly if this wer ... Where to Begin? by Damien Senn January is the king of months for those looking to make new beginnings. After the reflections and indulgences of December, the excitement of a new year unfolding brings contemplation of better days ahead. Unfortunately for many, contemplation is where the party ends. As the clock ticks over into February and then unwinds into March, hopes of transformation begin to fade, the habits of old return, together with the routines of years past. Not because of a lack of enthusiasm or good intentions mi ... Take a Chance, Win a Prize! by Damien Senn I think that we're all probably familiar with the fairground rant 'take a chance, win a prize'. Whenever I hear this call to action, I immediately break out into a cold sweat. Whether the test is to knock down 6 cans in pyramid formation or to throw a dart at a balloon, I'm there, almost hypnotically, pulling coins out of my pocket. And it doesn't really matter what prizes are on offer either. It could be stuffed panda bears, bubble makers or even Velcro wallets. What's important to me is risin ... Fear is nothing to be afraid of! by Damien Senn What do you do when fear shows up? Do you hide under the covers of life, shivering as you anxiously wait for the moment to pass or do you stand up with a confident smile and embrace it? Your answer to this simple question will have a considerable impact on the level of freedom, excitement and empowerment you experience on a daily basis. Whatever your response, the thing to remember is that your fears are nothing to be afraid of! What is Fear? The Oxford dictionary defines fear as “an u ... Perfectionism - The Dangerous Trap! by Allie Ochs Just when I have something figured out, along comes another how-to-article telling me how to be or do something better or even change my entire life. No matter where I turn, I am constantly reminded that I am not good enough in more ways than one. I am not smart enough, not rich enough, not slim enough, not efficient enough, not pretty enough, not powerful enough, not “with it” enough and probably “out of it” altogether. That’s me and it gets worse. 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