Have you been to the circus lately? Yes, I know it’s an odd question to ask in a self-development article – but please hang on with me. In the circus you’ve got clowns, gymnasts and animals of all sorts. These might include snakes and monkeys, but there is one animal that you’re almost guaranteed to
What am I? Who am I? Why am I here? These are questions we sometimes ask ourselves. When we answer these questions to our satisfaction, we lead happy, fulfilling, and rewarding lives. That being so, wouldn’t it help if they taught us the answers in school? Well, life itself is the most important school we
Many people feel that they are weighed down by duties, obligations, and responsibilities. To them, the title of this article seems strange. They don’t realize that complaining about carrying out one’s duties, is like complaining about having to eat! Most people realize that eating is not only necessary, but can be a source of great
(Medical) Drugs are not always necessary, but belief in recovery always is The proof was there, staring at Brady Matthews in the face. One photograph showed the patient grimacing in pain; the other photo showed her completely at peace, and it was taken only minutes after she took the new pill. Brady was impressed by
Life is not meant to be complicated. It is straightforward. It’s simply a matter of doing the right things. And when we do so, the right things will happen. The reward for doing the right things is success, happiness, and fulfillment. But when we do the wrong things, we reap failure, misery, and regret. So,
Will is character in action (William Mcdougall) When British psychologist William Mcdougall (1871 ~ 1938) said, “Will is character in action,” what did he mean? Simply that willpower is the source of our action, and, therefore, the source of our character. For when we will to do good, and do so, we have good character,
