Posted on: 11 November, 2004
Author: Nathaniel Branden
When I think of ... the soul, I think of ... the ability to respond ... to life that is, the ability to sustain passion for our ... values, and ... I believe that th When I think of nourishing the soul, I think of nurturing the ability to respond positively to life that is, the ability to sustain passion for our interests, values, and projects. I believe that the worst of all spiritual defeats is to lose enthusiasm for life's possibilities. Every life has its share of setbacks and disappointments of tragedy and loss. So the question we all...
Continue ReadingPosted on: 13 May, 2004
Author: Susan Dunn, MA, Emotional Intelligence Coach
As ... ... becomes the latest buzz word, and enters the ... business and ... worlds, the question arises: Should you express your emotions at work? Many people think that As Emotional Intelligence becomes the latest buzz word, and enters the military, business and corporate worlds, the question arises: Should you express your emotions at work? Many people think thats what Emotional Intelligence (EQ) is about.This question is similar to, Do you think emotions belong in the workplace?The answer to both is Unfortunately, it doesnt matter what you think, its a reality. We bring our emotions to the work...
Continue ReadingPosted on: 01 March, 2004
Author: Pat Swan, Life and Relationship Coach and Wellness Coach
We have been ... an intense focus on ... for close to a decade now, but it seems little has been done to really improve health and well being in this country. Many ... have go We have been experiencing an intense focus on "wellness" for close to a decade now, but it seems little has been done to really improve health and well being in this country. Many corporations have gotten on the bandwagon as a way of adding value to the employee package and hopefully limiting health care costs. Some programs include onsite medical care and bag lunch...
Continue ReadingPosted on: 21 December, 2003
Author: Jerry Lopper
his is the time of year when many of us will make ... ... out of habit, others out of ... hope to improve some aspect of life. Research ... tell us that most resolu his is the time of year when many of us will make NewYears resolutions-some out of habit, others out of thesincere hope to improve some aspect of life. Research andexperience tell us that most resolutions fail. Why is that?There are many reasons-some quite obvious, such as notreally wanting to make the change-but one reason thataccounts for many resolution failures isnt reported in thegeneral literature. When...
Continue ReadingPosted on: 13 November, 2003
Author: Louise Morganti Kaelin
Have you looked in your ... lately? What do you find there? ... from ... that are still ... Or bits and pieces of meals you've eaten at some ... time in the past Have you looked in your refrigerator lately? What do you find there? Leftovers from yesterday that are still appetizing? Or bits and pieces of meals you've eaten at some indeterminate time in the past? Do you save food that isn't enough for a meal for one, thinking you can incorporate it into some future gourmet creation? Is your fridge stocked with glowing, healthy, nutritious and appetizing...
Continue ReadingPosted on: 03 November, 2003
Author: David DeFord
What keeps the most people from ... wealth? What is the greatest obstacle to ... you could ... one thing to position yourself for ... peace and ... what would be?The What keeps the most people from developing wealth? What is the greatest obstacle to retirement?If you could eliminate one thing to position yourself for financial peace and security, what would be?The answer to each question above is debt!Imagine the freedom and peace you would feel with no debt!Imagine the small portion of your paycheck you would need to meet your needs and obligations if the all of your earnings...
Continue ReadingPosted on: 17 September, 2003
Author: Margaret Paul, Ph.D.
The ... article is offered for free use in your ezine, print ... or on your web site, so long as the author resource box at the end is ... ... of ... would be appr The following article is offered for free use in your ezine, print publication or on your web site, so long as the author resource box at the end is included. Notification of publication would be appreciated.Title: Getting Unstuck from Procrastination Author: Margaret Paul, Ph.D.E-mail: mailto:[email protected] Copyright: © 2003 by Margaret PaulWeb Address: http://www.innerbonding.comWord Count: 774Category: Personal GrowthGETTING UNSTUCK FROM PROCRASTINATIONMargaret Paul, Ph.D.Sherry was behind...
Continue ReadingPosted on: 17 September, 2003
Author: Nancy R. Fenn
Let me ask you a ... Are you ashamed that your child is an ... An honest answer to this question is a positive step toward ... your ... with your ... child, now and Let me ask you a question. Are you ashamed that your child is an introvert? An honest answer to this question is a positive step toward improving your relationship with your introverted child, now and forever. How can you support your child in finding his or her place in this world if you are secretly disappointed that they aren't something they can never be ......
Continue ReadingPosted on: 15 September, 2003
Author: Doug Harvey
How ashamed are you of your habit? How much do you want to get over this habit? Thinking about the amount of ... you gain from your habit, where would you place it on a scale of 1 to 10, wh How ashamed are you of your habit? How much do you want to get over this habit? Thinking about the amount of "satisfaction" you gain from your habit, where would you place it on a scale of 1 to 10, where 10 is the highest? The apparent satisfaction that you gain from your habits is the real reason that...
Continue ReadingPosted on: 10 April, 2003
Author: Stephanie Roberts
You can get a pretty good idea of the benefits of clutter clearing simply by ... your life free of all the negative effects of clutter: lack of focus and clarity; feelings of being ... You can get a pretty good idea of the benefits of clutter clearing simply by imagining your life free of all the negative effects of clutter: lack of focus and clarity; feelings of being professionally, creatively, spiritually, and/or romantically stuck; insufficient time and attention for self and family; increased stress, irritability and depression. Wouldn't it be great to be free of all these? No matter...
Continue Reading