Are you tired of fighting and struggling with doubts, worries and fears in life? Well, here is the easiest way to win any battle with those self-defeating enemies. And it is different than anything you have heard of before.
Copyright (c) 2008 Good News Publications
Most people see life as a struggle. That used to be fine with me; I played 14 years of football and know what it means to fight your way to the top. Dominating and overcoming all odds was in my blood, a badge of courage, the mark of a warrior, all of it fit beautifully with my testosterone driven competitiveness. But is it the best way to win?
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11 Nov, 2008 |
We’ve been on an economic ride lately. There are a lot of things to worry about. Several years ago, a Chinese leader told me that ‘change’ is not an individual word, but a composition of two words: Wei and Gi. Wei means danger and Gi means opportunity. Danger and opportunity are intertwined, and how we deal with the danger defines how we will see and benefit from the opportunity.
Copyright (c) 2008 Jennifer Selby Long
It’s been a whopper of an economic ride lately. Your net worth is down. You’re more worried about your job security than you were a month ago. You may even be afraid your bank will fold and you’ll lose your money.
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5 Nov, 2008 |
A thought for the day - and all the says of the week.
Why not start each morning with a simple thought for the day? Hold it in mind to see what perspective it gives to the day’s events. Here is one for each day of the week.
Monday’s Thought For The Day
When you argue with a person, are you focused on the words? What’s out there beyond the words? What about the reality that the words are pointing to? Look beyond what a person is saying, to what he or she is seeing that gives rise to the words. Do that, and you’ll not only fight less, but you may learn something as well.
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29 Jul, 2008 |
What is the biggest roadblock to success? What sabotages your job, or your relationships? What is the number one cause of failure?
What is the biggest roadblock to success? What sabotages jobs or relationships? What is the number one cause of failure?
In asking blunt questions like these, many answers may arise as to the real cause of failure. Some would answer by saying that a lack of education is the number one cause for failure. Others would emphatically state that the number one cause is a lack of financial resources. Still others would be convinced that it must be missing out on opportunities.
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11 May, 2008 |