Visualization’s Magical Power for Success
If you have been reading about self improvement for any length of time, you have heard mention made of the power of visualization. If you
July 22, 2008
Is There Life After Retirement? 5 Secrets to Living Successfully Ever After
“Having purpose and vision during retirement is one of the most important determinants of mental, social, spiritual, and physical well-being in later life.” – Harold
July 21, 2008
Creating a Portfolio Career
What would you say if I told you that the idea of a linear, ladder-like career may have been a mere blip on the cultural
July 10, 2008
A Question for Slow Down FAST Readers: Was college the “time of your life”?
My son brought home 9 of his college friends to visit with us for the 4th of July Holiday. We spent the afternoon of the
July 9, 2008
Russert and McKay Lived Authentically and as a Result, Respect Followed Them
In less than one week, Americans heard how two giants in the television business loved their work and their families even more. NBC Washington Bureau
June 25, 2008
Make Today More Meaningful
From my article 10 Things You Can Do to Make Today More Meaningful at The Change Blog: “Do you find yourself wanting for more meaningful
June 18, 2008
Are You Living From Purpose & Passion?
Do you know what your purpose is? Many people believe they are put on the earth to live out a purpose. Whether that purpose is
June 10, 2008
Learning from Celebrities about Work Life Balance
Suzanne Somers used to work 16 hours a day, six days a week, but not anymore. “It’s not worth dying over business,” she says. “They’re
June 4, 2008
BIZremedies Radio Show Guest Spot
This Saturday, May 17th, I’ll be Susan K. Wehrley’s guest on the BIZremedies radio show for a chat about natural treatment for ringworm. Find out
May 16, 2008
May 14, 2008
What Does it REALLY Mean to Live in the Moment?
Have you ever caught yourself daydreaming about the good times you’ve had in the past or the events you have planned for the future? Many
May 2, 2008
Who Are You? 4 Steps For Getting Back to Your Individuality
Our lives are defined by our choices. But often, the choices we make don’t appear at the time to be the important crossroads that they
April 29, 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
Inspiration at Dinner: What Do You Bring to the Table?
The dinner table isn’t just a place to sit down and refuel. It’s the center of family discussion, a place to reconnect with friends and
April 4, 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
Make The Time To Thank An Old Hero
Looking up our heroes and saying thanks gives us the opportunity to look back at our own lives, and realize how we got where we are. It’s a chance to be introspective, to remember what brought us here.
February 29, 2008
Do You Laugh Often Enough?
Laughter has been recognized as a healing power for many years. Remember Reader’s Digest’s column, Laughter, the Best Medicine? And Norman Cousins wrote about his recovery from cancer, using laughter, in Anatomy of an Illness.
Still, many of us don’t feel it’s necessary to laugh all that often or all that much.
February 22, 2008
Understanding The Power Of Possibility
I get a real kick out of watching people understand that they have the power to change. It’s like the proverbial light bulb going off and someone saying, “Wow! I can have anything I want!”
February 19, 2008
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