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Survival Secret

by Sharon and Clark Cameron We recently watched an episode of the TV show Unexplained Mysteries. It showed three amazing experiences of people who survived challenges when scientifically they shouldn’t have been able to. One experience was that of two Eskimo friends. We tuned in at this point, so we must give a disclaimer as

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Success Secrets of a Three-Time Olympian

Everyone reading this article is six inches away from experiencing huge successes and breakthroughs in their life. Six inches? Sure! That’s the distance between your ears. What I’m saying is we are designed with all the resources needed to make our fondest dreams come true. We only need to learn how to program our brain

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Stay Sexy

THE FIORE REPORT ON SEXUALITY Seven simple steps that can ensure continued sexual satisfaction. STAY SEXY YOUR ENTIRE LIFE   If you are over 50 and want the best life has to offer, you probably desire a passionate,stimulating sex life, too.  If you are under 50 you probably wonder what you have to look forward to

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Scarcity Principle

By: Dr. Timothy Dey A conversation with a precocious 12 year old Q: What is the “scarcity principle”?A: The “scarcity principle” is the belief that there is not ‘enough’ to go around Q: Enough of what?A: Enough of any thing you can think of that the world says you must possess in order to be

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Relationship Trouble?

Build Power Relationships By Dr Jill Ammon-Wexler Executive Advisor © 2005 All Rights Reserved. All healthy relationship include some levels of trust and respect. But power relationships are a breed apart. Power relationships are based on especially deep levels of mutual respect and trust … plus the ultimate personality power tool — authenticity. Here are

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Putting a Priority on Your Time

By Mark Ellwood Where does all the time go? Long hours. Late nights. Snatched lunches. Some employees boast about their excessive work schedule as if it’s a badge of honor: “I start work at 7:00 a.m. and work right though until 8:00 p.m.” Some of their Herculean claims border on the absurd. “Last night I

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