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I Think I Can...I Think I Can...I Think I Can't -
Nancy Daniels (1,438)   Nancy Daniels 
Well, it happened again. On August 1st, I received an email about another 100 Articles in 100 Days Contest. Having accomplished that particular feat just 3-1/2 weeks prior, I immediately jumped at the proposition, believing that a 2nd time around would be a piece of cake.' In addition, I was... ( added 3 hours 23 minutes ago.) |
It Does Really Matter -
Susan Thom (12,105)   Susan Thom 
How many times has someone said something harsh or inappropriate, and apologized, and you've said, "It doesn't matter?" It does matter. You have every right to be treated with the same respect as anyone else in the world does. If your feelings are hurt, it most certainly does matter. And denying... ( added 4 days 17 hours ago.) |
Digging Up Bones Part II, Something's Happening Here -
Debi Strong (197) 
(Continued from Part I)
When puberty arrived, everything hit the fan. It didn't happen all at once, of course. It was a gradual process.
The first sign of something changing occurred at summer camp, just after I'd turned 13. I had isolated myself throughout the summer, spending all my time... ( added 7 days 22 hours ago.) |
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Digging Up Bones Part I, Childhood Scars -
Debi Strong (197) 
"I'm diggin' up bones, I'm diggin' up bones Exhuming things thats [sic] better left alone" Randy Travis
As this Randy Travis song suggests, digging up the bones of your past is not the greatest thing to do for your psyche. But I can't help it. The graveyard of my life, where my childhood, past... ( added 10 days 20 hours ago.) |
Being Judgmental -
Joel Hirschhorn (2,835)   Joel Hirschhorn 
Too many people have bought into the belief that it is wrong or undesirable to be judgmental. It has never made any sense to me to feel this way. As humans we have a responsibility to use our intelligence to think critically about everything and everyone. How else can we help make the world... ( added 11 days 17 hours ago.) |
Must We Always Practice What We Preach -
Susan Thom (12,105)   Susan Thom 
I would think that even Mother Teresa had her bad days. Maybe not, but it's probable that she did. Maybe when no one was looking, she threw her hairbrush at the wall in a fit of anger. Could that be? I think it's possible. Would that make her a bad person? Would it make people look differently... ( added 13 days 19 hours ago.) |
Personally Speaking: Some Thoughts from a Reluctant Student of Depression -
- Debi Strong (197) 
Having been a student of depression for most of my 54 years, life is a struggle. I call myself a "student," rather than a "sufferer," or "victim," simply because having survived up until now is an accomplishment in itself, which must mean that I am learning something as I go rather than simply... ( added 18 days 19 hours ago.) |
I Don't Have To Be Perfect, Do I? -
- Fran Larson (1,867)   Fran Larson 
When I mentioned to my husband, Jim that I was just about out of coffee, right away he offered to go to the store for coffee. He looked kind of frightened. You see, I don't function too well without coffee. I can get really grouchy if I have to talk before sipping my coffee. I don't want to be... ( added 13 hours 15 minutes ago.) |
Comfort Comes From The Soul -
Susan Thom (12,105)   Susan Thom 
There are certain situations that are so painful, we need to heal before we can begin to feel any comfort. Our healing comes from thinking things through, and talking to ourselves, and our God. This process may take time, but anything worth fixing takes time. Our ways of dealing with anger and... ( added 1 day 11 hours ago.) |
How To Create A Business Based On Your Values. -
- Iyabo Asani (118)   Iyabo Asani 
Your Inner Genius is intelligent and empowering and if you tap into it, you will find yourself feeling more powerful as you reinvent your life. Your Inner Genius is also the source of your business and if you know how to listen to it, will show you the perfect business, designed just for you.... ( added 5 days 19 hours ago.) |
Deliberately Choose How You Want To Live Your Life -
- Iyabo Asani (118)   Iyabo Asani 
This article asks the question, "Is your life worth living?" This simple question, when asked often, creates more abundance in your life. Here are practical tools to remind yourself that you are in control of creating a wonderful quality of life regardless of your circumstances. Many people live... ( added 5 days 19 hours ago.) |
Do We Need to be Fearful Today? -
Bruce Horst (129)   Bruce Horst 
I've had something on my mind lately. It's ironic that the day that I finally get this off my chest is October 31st, the day where we celebrate all things ugly and scary, Halloween. As parents, Jean and I have often dreaded this day as we have raised our children to be non-violent where possible... ( added 7 days 4 hours ago.) |
Yogis Den Where the Conscience Is Active -
- David Tanguay (9,529)   David Tanguay 
" Cowardice asks the question 'Is it safe?' Expediency asks the question 'Is it politic?' Vanity asks the question, 'Is it popular?' But, conscience asks the question, 'Is it right?' And there comes a time when one must take a position that is neither safe, nor politic, nor popular but one must... ( added 11 days 17 hours ago.) |
Have You Fulfilled Your Childhood Dreams -
Susan Thom (12,105)   Susan Thom 
My childhood expectations were to have a nice home, a family, and to write a book someday. Two out of three have come true. Too bad I never realized that my dolls didn't cry or wet themselves, or worse. They didn't need to be supervised 24 hours a day, and when I laid them down for a nap, their... ( added 11 days 19 hours ago.) |
Matchmaking 101 -
Brianna Popsickle (1,655)   Brianna Popsickle 
My friend and I were out for a walk. She was lamenting the fact that it was difficult finding a man at her age. She had been divorced several years. She said younger men dated young women and older men wanted to date younger women too. Where did that leave her at forty-something?
"That's not... ( added 15 days 4 hours ago.) |
Once In A While along the Way Love's Been Good to Me -
- David Tanguay (9,529)   David Tanguay 
Life can be a hassle at times when everything seems to be going wrong. However, the simplest things in life that do not require a great deal of effort and can really make our day like seeing a baby's smile, which comes naturally without any need of rehearsal on the baby's part.
These act's of... ( added 16 days ago.) |
Why (sort of) Seeing a Ghost/ Ghoul / Thing didn't make me any less Sceptical about their Existence -
- Connor Davidson (5,095)   Connor Davidson 
I am a Sceptic when it comes to anything supernatural and as a scientist I find it frustrating sometimes that I can't just say everything supernatural is a load of old rope. Belief leads me to that conclusion but it is not a scientist place to believe it is a scientist's job to prove. I follow... ( added 17 days 21 hours ago.) |
How Is Life Like A Shooting Star -
Susan Thom (12,105)   Susan Thom 
The older I get, and the more time that adds up behind me, instead of in front of me, the more I think about Life, and the planet, and the reasons for all the things that have happened in my life. There's no proof that these situations are connected or that they are have any particular reason.... ( added 19 days 3 hours ago.) |
Are you always in a Rush? Over Working Yourself? Wish Stairs were Slides? Then Join the Club! -
- Connor Davidson (5,095)   Connor Davidson 
Slow down. Take your time. Relax. There's no rush. There is time for everything.
Hello! Leap out of bed twenty minutes late and smell the coffee, for the two or three seconds it takes you to wolf it down, while running out to your car and franticly fumbling in your pockets and on your mobile... ( added 1 day 21 hours ago.) |
Use Your Journal To Record Your Experience. -
- Iyabo Asani (118)   Iyabo Asani 
It is important to incorporate journaling into your daily life. The purpose of a journal is to draw out what is within you. Journaling is a wonderful process because it combines both left brain and right brain activities and synthesizes both experiences. Writing tends to be logical and... ( added 2 days 15 hours ago.) |
How To Process Grief. -
- Iyabo Asani (118)   Iyabo Asani 
In midlife, you find yourself facing multiple events that can be quite overwhelming. Sometimes, because life is so busy, you may not take the time to process grief. If a parent dies, or someone significant, we know to process grief. However, many times other tumultuous events happen and life just... ( added 2 days 15 hours ago.) |
Using Powerful Questions To Be More Positive. -
- Iyabo Asani (118)   Iyabo Asani 
Did you know that you have over 60,000 thoughts every day? Inevitably, you think many of the same thoughts over and over each day and then the next day. What are those thoughts about? Are they helping you or hindering you?
Whatever you feed your brain is what your brain feeds your body and... ( added 2 days 16 hours ago.) |
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The Chakra System Extends Beyond Your Body. -
- Iyabo Asani (118)   Iyabo Asani 
As you discover and understand the body's chakra system, you will discover values principles and tools that will enable to you to create the life and business of your dreams.
Your Chakra system refers to a system of energy flow in your body. Your body is intuitive and it speaks to you. You... ( added 2 days 16 hours ago.) |
Turning Over a New leaf -
- David Tanguay (9,529)   David Tanguay 
I'm going to turn over a new leaf, which is an old American idiom meaning "I'm going to make changes in my life for the better."
Yes through the past 38 years now, I've been in and out of mental hospitals for psychiatric problems. I saw my shrink yesterday and told him I believe I have made... ( added 3 days 5 hours ago.) |
Vanishing Point -
Dianne Lehmann (5,194)   Dianne Lehmann 
The discovery of perspective and its incorporation into drawn art completely changes the way an artist looks at the world. Until then, drawings were flat and lifeless (think of Egyptian art) and bore little resemblance to the world as humans perceive it. The advent of perspective allowed an... ( added 5 days 2 hours ago.) |
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