I’m pleased to bring you a new blog posting by Sushil Baboo, you can search the blog for other articiles he has written. - Steve
In Your Happiness lies My Happiness
I had a happy childhood. As a youth and a young startup in the professional life, I was given into whatever life had to offer and my being was in a continuous state of bliss. Was I missing anything? No, none at all! I guess you are getting a picture of an indolently happy person, selfish and self centered. Yes, it was true in a way, how then, do you expect this person to opine a diametrically opposite view on Happiness. Let me lead you to this change.
June 21st, 2008 | Posted in personal development | 2 Comments
People have been asking Mark to do this for years …
This now rare and out of print, book has been sold for anywhere
from $100 to $500 on ebay and Amazon marketplace …
No one knows why Mark pulled it off the market …
There were rumors of a “missing chapter” …
It’s finally back and available April 8th.. click here for a short video. If you pick it up, share your comments!
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April 2nd, 2008 | Posted in personal development | No Comments
Chuck Gallozzi, whose articles are featured on this website, recently appeared on a the Steven and Chris television show. You can view the segment at this link, just click on the link there called “Launch Full Video Player and Watch This Segment”. I haven’t experienced their TV show prior to this, but they have a lot of interesting topics, combined a a positive energy I like. I encourage you to see Chuck “in person”.
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What do you think the ideas Chuck’s shared on this show? Please submit your comments!
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March 21st, 2008 | Posted in personal development | No Comments
A reader of this blog recently asked for advice in completing the goals he sets. He states he makes list of goals, however often never gets started or gives up. This increases his guilt and unhappiness. He has read the advice of several well known personal development teachers, however he continues to be challenged by this problem.
March 16th, 2008 | Posted in personal development | 6 Comments