Friday Video: Like stones thrown into a pond, our simple actions create ripples in the lives of all the people we see and come in contact with, and sometimes people we may never meet.

Finding a girlfriend is supposed to be easy if you know where to look. However is it? Finding a girlfriend at the pub is fine if you are a pub person but if you are not, do you want a girlfriend you have to collect from the pub at closing time who is too drunk to drive herself home? Here is the key to finding a girlfriend . . .

Wanting to know what makes a good leader is already the first step to achieving your goal. However, there is always room for improvement. Read this article and find out how you can become a good leader.

Common sense is uncommon and it tends to be forgotten in the heat of the decision making process. Sometimes, though we have an abundance of common sense, we ignore it when it stands in the way of doing something we dearly want to do.

What to do if that were your circumstances? To begin with you don’t need to blame yourself and say” I split up with my sweetheart and I miss him”. All that you should do is create a reasonable strategy and try taking some action.

Friday Video: Take a brake and allow yourself a few minutes of quiet time with this meditation. You don’t have to try to do anything, just listen and let go of what ever is on your mind right now. We need a brake from ‘doing’ life and re-experience ‘being life’.

Every self-help book takes pride in espousing the high ideal of open honest communication at all times. Today, many practitioners are reporting that relationships have broken down because of too much honesty. What are we to do?

In short form, we often have to accept other people as they are. We can ask them to consider change, and why we think they should, but we cannot and may not change them.

According to a Chinese saying, there are three truths: “my truth”, “your truth”, and “the truth.” To most people, “my truth” is the ultimate truth, or the most important truth. Of course, there are some who may passionately seek “the truth.” But “the truth” is often too deep to fathom; in addition, it may be open to interpretation and modification. Too much focus on the “self” will make “my truth” prevail.

In a world of noise and chaos, there is hardly anything more important to the health of the human soul than to find solitude and stillness. These moments alone with ourselves are the foundation of an authentic spiritual life. In solitude, we find our center, and from that place, we come into deeper contact with all people.