Article #624
Webster’s dictionary describes attitude a: “A posture, one’s mental state of mind, or one’s disposition.” A positive attitude means that you keep your ideas, values and thoughts in such a mindset that you are always looking towards the good and advancing, trying to overcome problems and find new opportunities in every situation. Those with a positive attitude see the world as theirs to conquer, always looking towards the bright side of life.

Article #623
Do you wish that your new years resolutions would come true? If you do, this is the article for you. I will show you exactly how to make new year’s resolutions that work!

Article #622
There is an essential internal dimension to empowerment which can be defined as “a state in which a person operates by itself and with enthusiasm”. Empowerment of your employees makes you more powerful, simply because empowerment is not a zero sum game. The article ventures into the sensitive area and explains the need to understand the thin line difference between “Result Orientation” and “Bullying” your subordinates.

Post #621
Friday Video: TED Talk – “Let’s face it, we’re all on a one-way street, aren’t we, and what are we going to do? What are we going to do as we go forward to have no regrets looking back?” – Diana Nyad

Article #620
Let a therapist tell you how to stop carrying around that self-blame or guilt for not being the perfect person.

Article #619
Christmas has universal appeal and unlike every other religious festival it is celebrated by Christians and non Christians alike. So what is it about Christmas that makes it so popular? What does it mean to people who don’t subscribe to the tenets of Christianity? Though not a Christian, the story of the birth of Jesus has a special meaning for me.

Article #618
It can be easy as a manager to label people as bad or good performers. This performance labeling tends to be a convenient way to quickly categorize people.

Article #617
Time. It is arguably our most valuable commodity. Unlike treasured gems, precious metals and any other prized possessions, time can’t be hoarded, collected, earned, or bought with hard work, money, dignity or our soul. It slips away whether or not we choose to pack meaning into it. Use it or lose it, so goes the saying.

Post #616
Friday Video: TED Talk – “In the cathedral of the wild, we get to see the best parts of ourselves reflected back to us.”

Article #615
You may often hear the phrase “you are what you eat” and clearly there is some truth in that; we are constantly reminded by the media and government to eat healthily. However, what we think is more important and in particular, that inner critical voice which we hear all day long. Our inner voice either supports us and makes us feel good or undermines our self-esteem and self-worth causing us to feel down.