Article #766
Are you struggling in a certain area of your life? Maybe your relationships, or your finances, or your job? If you desire to change, then lets begin with an attitude adjustment.

Article #764
There will always be someone who’s not quite willing to go along with the plan, someone whose hobby is to turn down all ideas. If you want to know how to get along with difficult people, follow these 3 simple steps!

Article #761
Most people today are suffering from a lack of self confidence, which is sometimes referred to as low self esteem. It’s almost an epidemic in modern day living. You may not realize it, but self confidence affects your daily life in so many unsurprising ways.

Article #758
Worrying is a futile and stressful habit. Most people recognize this but don’t know how to free themselves from their “worry prison.” It’s helpful to understand how the worry habit is learned, why your subconscious mind perceives worry as helpful, how problem solving can replace worry, and how to give “no worry” suggestions to yourself. By understanding the “worry prison” problem you can be worry free. Here are tips on how to stop worrying.

Article #754
Are fear, worry, concern, dread and uneasiness driving you to abuse drugs or alcohol? Learn how to dowse the flame of anxiety and how to beat addiction without ever leaving home.

Article #744
Knowing when to say no is a major first step in getting to yes. How? Psychologically, when people hear no their immediate reaction is how they can turn that ‘no’ into a yes. For instance, when you tell the car salesperson not today, they begin to figure out ways to make the deal even sweeter – to your advantage.

Article #740
Researchers have found that people who write about their deepest thoughts and feelings surrounding upsetting events have stronger immunity and visit their doctors half as often as those who write only about minor events. Exciting research in the Journal of the American Medical Association shows that writing about a stressful experience reduces physical symptoms in patients with chronic illnesses.

Article #736
When you feel empowered you can accomplish anything you desire. Empowerment for women doesn’t mean you have to burn your bra or spit at the end of the bar. It doesn’t mean you need to be aggressive or stare down the nearest competitor with vigor. But there are a few things you can do to set yourself on the road to empowerment.

Article #733
I have been studying Personal Development for quite some time now, and within that time, I have learned just how out of touch I was from my real self. When I say my “real self” I mean the person I am capable of becoming vs. the person I accepted myself to be. Gradually as I delved further into developing personally I began to see the lies I have been accepting as truth, and/or accepting as the norm.

Article #731
Are women a mystery? Is it really so hard to know what they want and give it to them? Follow the following 7 tips and you’ll be as popular as Mel Gibson or George Clooney.