Author name: Jahiel Yasha Kamhi

Jahiel Yasha Kamhi is a motivational and popular science freelance writer holding a degree, specialist in medical biochemistry, and a bachelor’s degree in chemistry. He is passionate about writing articles that helping people live more empowered life, with knowledge, passion and purpose. Jahiel is contributing writer to many magazines. He also delivers presentations that inspire others to find more meaning and balance in their lives. He can be contacted at jasakamhi@hotmail.com. This article cannot be re-published without permission.

Self Improvement

Is Changing Ourselves Possible?

Do you personally believe that your personality, intelligence, or health, are a matter of destiny? If you do, then you believe in fatalism! You believe that you cannot do anything to improve your own life, which is entirely wrong. This is your excuse to do nothing to improve your present life circumstances. Today we know:

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Self Improvement

The Power of Beliefs

You already heard many times this statement: If you can believe it, you can achieve it. What you believe, create not just your achievements, but will influence your health, genes, making your life easy or… difficult. With thoughts and beliefs, you are able to shape your life, hopefully in a positive way. How is that

Health & Fitness

Pandemic, and Broken Heart Syndrome

I know you heard many times before expression broken heart.     Whenever a person was under severe physical or emotional stress and had symptoms similar to the heart attack, broken heart expression was used. In the beginning, this term was not accepted as an official diagnosis. In 2010, ”broken heart syndrome” was coined.     Broken heart syndrome looks

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Success

Is Resilience Your Strong or Weak Point?

I’m asking you about your capacity to recover quickly, “bouncing back” from life’s difficulties and not falling apart after tragedies and setbacks. It’s how you cope with stress, relationship, financial, or health problems. Resilience refers to one’s ability to come back to baseline, pre-trauma status, quickly and successfully. Resilience won’t make your problems go away, for

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