What Do You Want?
It’s at once the simplest and the hardest question you can ask someone: What do you want? On the surface, it seems easy. We all
April 21, 2008
6 Ways to Be a Friend Without Involving Money, Gifts or Obligation
Being a friend is a serious, but welcome and pleasant, responsibility. And it’s one that shouldn’t rely on the burdens of expense and obligation. Buying
April 18, 2008
5 Simple Tricks To Make You Smarter
When you become an adult, it’s easy to get set in your daily life routines. The problem with doing virtually the same thing day in
April 17, 2008
SOHO BizTube Column: If the Economy is on the Downturn is Life on the Upswing?
I’ve become a featured expert on SOHO Biz Tube, a new online publication and network. I write about balance in a column titled “Last We
April 16, 2008
Are You Happy? If Not, Here are 25 Ways to Get There
First, in any discussion of happiness, it would seem appropriate to define what it is. I consider happiness to be a state of mind where
April 15, 2008
Overwhelm: How to Break Your Life Down into Manageable Parts
Do you feel like you’re going non-stop 24/7, from the moment you awaken to the time you eventually place your head on your pillow? Do
April 14, 2008
Want Greater Success? Try Combining Self-Improvemnent Techniques
From my article Combining Self Improvement Techniques for Greater Success at Dumb Little Man: “The quest to lead a more gratifying and satisfying life offers
April 13, 2008
An Exercise in Self-Discovery: Finding Your Passion Through the Pen
A writer instinctively knows or quickly learns that he can learn just about anything through writing about it. In his book Writing To Learn, William
April 12, 2008
Maintaining Decisional Integrity
I’m sure you have heard the expression before – the road to hell is paved with good intentions. We all have the best of intentions
April 8, 2008
Everybody Needs “Me” Time
When you lead a busy life that includes a rewarding or demanding career, combined with the responsibilities that come along with having a family, it
April 5, 2008
A Great Review – Thanks Alex Shalman
Thanks to Alex Shalman at AlexShalman.com for the great review!
April 2, 2008
Why to Take the Road Less Traveled
From my guest post Take the Road Less Traveled at Dumb Little Man: “In life, there are two paths available to each of us. Which
April 2, 2008
An Exercise in Observation: 10 Things to Take Notice of Today
The sun is shining brightly as I write this. It’s pouring into my office, flooding it with light and just a little bit of winter
April 2, 2008
What’s a Mentor and Where Do I Find One?
Have you ever met someone who seemed to embody everything you ever wanted to be or do in your life? And you wished some of
April 1, 2008
How to Live with Gusto
There is an ancient Hebrew teaching that upon our death, not only will we be called upon to account for our sins, but also for
March 31, 2008
Climbing Your Family Tree
When it comes to finding happiness and fulfillment in the present, sometimes it helps to look to the past. Each of us has a unique
March 29, 2008
Occasional Abundance?
From my article The Beauty of Occasional Abundance at Pick The Brain: “Depending upon our life experiences, each one of us has a different definition
March 28, 2008
How to Talk to Children
We were all children at one time, so why is it that so many adults find it difficult talking to kids? Maybe it’s because our
March 27, 2008
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