Earl Nightingale is well known in the personal development field. Much of what I have studied has a base in his teachings. He is eloquent and sincere. He took the time to master his craft. He has too many quotes to mention but the other day I came across this one and thought it might […]
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About a week ago I got a call on my cell from an electronic store in my neighborhood telling me my iPad2 had arrived. Having heard such good things about it from a friend of mine, I was excited to get my hands on it. I wasn’t disappointed. Simply put, the iPad2 is a thing
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When I finally made the decision to come to Japan to look for work I had no idea that I’d find myself teaching kids. But that’s what happened. On the fifth day I went to an interview at a local English conversation school that was just starting out and I was offered the job on
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One of my favorite books as a child was “The Road to the Bazaar.” I doubt any of you (my readers) have ever heard of it. If I remember correctly it was gift given to me around the age of 6. My mother used to read the stories to me before I went to bed
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I always loved to play board games as a child. I still do. Kids today seem more interested in video games and high tech stuff. But there’s something about sitting around a table with friends or family to have an evening of fun that video games can’t match. Some of my fondest memories of childhood
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Life today is no picnic. We have so many things vying for our attention. We have movies, MTV, the Internet, TV shows, amusement parks, facebook, chat, emails, work, friends, and family. Each year the list seems to get longer and longer. Growing up life was simple, a few channels, and if you didn’t like what
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For the past two years the economic crisis has held the world hostage. Many people who thought they had safe, secure jobs now are struggling to find any jobs whatsoever. Millionaires have gone bankrupt overnight, unemployment is soaring and people are concerned about the future – and for good reason. Each day we read in
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A few weeks ago a friend of mine in England sent me an email to let me know that one of the legends in the self-development field was having a contest. Contestants were to write an original story between 400 and 800 words long dealing with success principles and the winning article would be included
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The other night my wife and I watched the movie “Hot Tub Time Machine.” We enjoyed it but I can’t say it’s a must-see. What I will say is that for anyone who grew up back in the 80s you’ll laugh. The director did a great job capturing just what life was like back then.
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When we’re young and full of energy the world is ours for the taking. Nothing can stop us. Then, somewhere along the line, things get complicated. In school or college not a word of death, taxes or inheritance is uttered. But one day, each of us will have to come to terms with these three
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