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Gratitude vs. Complaining By : Margaret Paul, Ph.D.
"All happy people are grateful Ungrateful people cannot be happy
Rule 20: Take Time For Now By : L. Lowell
Carolyn Pleasance is a 38-year-old first-time mom with a two year old, two part time jobs and the best husband she could ever ask for They have two cars, one cat, and a house that looks like the Little Tykes factory
Dirty Little Astrological Secrets on How to Snag That Ideal Boyfriend Without Worrying Too Much About the Size of Your Ass By : Laura Banks And Janette Barber
Are you one of those gals who hates her own dress size (Okay, that's eighty percent of us so read on
Fat Bias is Alive and Well and Thriving in the Land of Sushi By : Laura Banks And Janette Barber
Fahrenheit Four-Fatty-One Handmaid's Ass
Self Improvement Ideas: A Great Way on Feeling Good About Yourself By : Joie Charles
Ever felt like you are down in the dumps because of the multitudes of problems that you have to face at home and at work There are certain factors which make you feel inferior in comparison to your peers
Rule 14: Lose the Guilt By : L. Lowell
Pamela Jimenez Castellanos lives in San Jose, California, with her husband, David and sons Benjamin, 2 ½ and Tayln, 1 Since 1995, she has worked in Human Resources at High Tech companies
Rule 13: Be Present By : L. Lowell
Cara France is the President of Sage Consulting Associates She holds her MBA from Stanford, is an abstract painter and world traveler, and is the mom of twin two-year-olds
Rule 12: Stay Ahead of Your Schedule By : L. Lowell
Alice de Sturler is a Dutch lawyer who teaches human rights at Virginia Tech She lives in Blacksburg, Virginia with her husband and daughter
Personal Salvation During the Coming Economic Chaos – Part 5 By : Robert A. Meyer
A person may believe that he embraces the philosophy of rational selfishness—but still not have control of his thoughts, feelings and emotions Because of this he acts in an irrationally selfish manner—especially when presented with unpleasant circumstances
How do Entrepreneurs do It? The Incredible Power of Mental Focus By : Kerry Needs
Wouldn’t you just love to know how the likes of Richard Branson or Dragon’s Den entrepreneur Peter Jones accumulated their wealth To truly discover the attributes and qualities that separates the rich, successful people from those who struggle against life
Becoming Conscious of Your Unconscious By : Kerry Needs
It was only in the 20th Century that Sigmund Freud asserted that we have an unconscious mind

Since then, many techniques have been created to figure out this 'storehouse' of our memories, dreams, and emotions
How to Become a Deliberate Creator By : Gary Evans
Anyone can become a deliberate creator, able to manifest in their universe what they need at the time that they need it That sounds like a totally mind-blowing statement, but once you understand The Law of Attraction it really is not
Forgiveness Begins With Forgiving Yourself By : Carol King
The kindest and most compassionate thing you can do for yourself and others is to forgive yourself We are often told that we should forgive others, the old saying “forgive and forget” is thrown around constantly, so you make an effort to forgive those who you feel have wronged you in some way and you find it almost impossible to do
Suicide is Never the Answer For Money Problems By : Jim Donovan
There was a very disturbing story in USA Today this week about how the suicide rate in Japan is at an all time high With some 34,000 people taking their own life last year alone, this is certainly a tragedy
Personal Salvation During the Coming Economic Chaos – Part 4 By : Robert A. Meyer
Beginning with the creation of those wealth destroying entities called the Federal Reserve System and the Federal Income Tax—politicians, altruists, government bureaucrats and the establishment media have existed for one purpose—and one purpose only—to destroy the capitalistic system and “The American Way of Life
The Wanting Mind, Part 1 By : Margaret Paul, Ph.D.
"This force [that keeps us always wanting] is known in several Buddhist traditions as the Wanting Mind The Wanting Mind is always craving an experience different from the one it currently has
Physical Effects of Alcohol By : Graham Timson
The effect of alcohol has more impact on the brain as different parts of the brain are more sensitive than the other parts of the body The transmission of the impulses in the brain and the nervous system can get damaged due to excessive drinking of alcohol
The Many Dilemmas of Oily Skin By : Louise Forrest
One of the dilemmas having oily skin is that it can create outbreaks of acne and spots to occur on the skin as well as other skin blemishes such as scarring For anyone that is suffering from oily skin, this can prove to be quite a nightmare
Personal Salvation During the Coming Economic Chaos - Part 3 By : Robert A. Meyer
In Part 1, I mentioned that you must avoid the social philosophy of altruism In Part 2, I explained how irrational selfishness in others and yourself is detrimental to your success and happiness
Rule 4: Organize the Everyday Stuff By : L. Lowell
Suma Ramachandran is a 34-year-old writer, editor, and trainer living and working in India She returned to full-time work two years ago after working from home for three years

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