From the monthly archives:

May 2011

Mind as Adult, Brain as Child: How to Develop Intelligence

A guest post from Kent Thune of The Financial Philosopher Children don’t really think much about consequences. They are interested in getting what they want and getting it now. They want to be entertained; they want to eat more chocolate cake; and they protest when they don’t get what they want. All of these things [...]

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How I learned to give without any expectations

A guest post from Christopher Foster of The Happy Seeker. It’s one of the most important lessons life has to teach. To give a gift and then let it go without any expectations. I’m an author, and some years ago I wrote a book called The Raven Who Spoke with God. It’s a story about [...]

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7 Simple Ways to Thrive in Tough Times

A guest post by Henri Junttila of Wake Up Cloud. We all go through tough times that frustrate, anger, and depress us. Some people seem to cope with these times better than others. Why is that? I’ve worked for myself my whole adult life, which has allowed me to get very good at dealing with [...]

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7 Balanced Keys of Successful Living

A guest post by Anastasiya Goers of Balance In Me What does success mean to you? I know that every single person dreams of some sort of success. Is it success in business? Is it success in family? Is it success in health? Or is it success in being a good person and making a [...]

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Kitchen Zen: 7 tips for Happier & Healthier Meals

A guest post by Jules Clancy of Stonesoup. Dinner time. The end of the day. While many people see this as just another stress to add to their list, dinner can actually be a chance to unwind and relax. A chance to connect with your family, or with your self. A chance to bring a [...]

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How to Welcome Your Challenges: 3 Simple Steps

A guest post by Mike Reeves-McMillan. To live a remarkable life of courage, resilience and calm – this is something that we admire in other people, but often think we can’t achieve ourselves. One of the secrets of this kind of success is to be able to manage the emotions that inevitably rise up in [...]

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