The Dignity of Work: Transforming the One-Size-Fits-All Workhouse into a Custom-Fit Workplace
The inefficiency of slavery is now obvious, but to George Washington it came as a revelation. While on a visit to Philadelphia, Washington noticed that free men there could do in “two or three days what would employ [his slaves] a month or more.” His explanation-that slaves had no chance “to establish a good name… Continue reading
Panic Attack – Yes, It’s Real
t’s a beautiful sunny day and all is right with your world when without warning you’re hit with a panic attack. There’s no monster under your chair, no earthquake opening the road to swallow your car, and no instant terminal illness. Yet you feel wrapped in total terror and unable to shake it.
You… Continue reading
Achieving Spiritual Wealth
Spiritual wealth might sound like a phrase that’s hard to decipher. Is it talking about being a very spiritual person, more abundantly spiritual than others? Actually, the ability to tap into your deepest inner self while allowing the universe to provide for your needs is a good definition.
We are all spiritual beings. Whether you’re… Continue reading
How To Remain Sane While Undergoing Something Potentially Traumatic
Moksha Sommer explains how she was able to cope with a potentially traumatic event in her life.
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Does a spoon full of sugar make aggression go down?
The potential for conflict pervades modern life. Drivers pound their horns, co-workers criticize, and close relationship partners snub attempts for closeness. Yet, most confrontations do not result in aggression. Why? Sugar may be a sweet substitute for aggression. Ever wondered why people talk about aggression so much? Sure, aggression and violence might sell your video… Continue reading
What’s Your Body Telling You?
In this podcast Steve Sisgold shares how our minds have been infected by Spin—a contagion of half-truths, fearful fictions, and blatant deceit. Steve introduces a new intelligence as an antidote BQ, or short for Body IQ, Key questions and exercise are given to raise your BQ or how or low you are connected to your… Continue reading
Answers on Michael, Help for You
Now more reports are coming out about Michael Jackson’s death–what really killed him and why–and these answers aren’t pretty.
As a fan of the King Of Pop since childhood, I was very sad to hear of his death, and concerned for his children. The more information that trickles in about his final weeks, days and… Continue reading
Creating Success by Enhancing Your Mind
You’re probably just as smart as the next guy. Granted, some people are born smart and possess incredible talents such as singing, playing an instrument or have the ability to solve problems with amazing speed.
But, what about the average person who seems to excel while you remain with the pack? Unless you’re the lead… Continue reading
Change Nation: Jonathan Fields
A great question to ask yourself is “what makes me come alive.” Then you can go from there. Freelancers so often get caught up in the battle of trying to survive that we forget what it means to truly do what we love. Jonathan’s book helps bring focus back to our goals, back to what… Continue reading
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