Ruthless Wanting To Win

Well, because people who don't succeed and survive long enough to pass on their genes make very poor ancestors . In The Continuum Concept Jean Liedloff describes how the babies of the Yequana Indians, who are 'in-arms' constantly from birth until they can crawl, are happy and alert. And you can …

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I Saw Nothing But Brush

Your toughest obstacle may not be what others earn, but what you yourself have earned in the past. First, you're not really living in the present moment, and second, you're making yourself more stressed, anxious or depressed if your thoughts are unhelpful. I am clearing Dad's house and sifting through …

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Mindful Self-Care

We feel lighter and freer like I feel on the days I don't have to carry my band instrument around. And that brings us to those billion-dollar industries. Their structure and function can be very profoundly affected by nutrition and even the slightest lack of key nutrients can have effects …

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Holding Two Forces

Some narcissists deal with their fragility and inner emptiness in ways that are so externally directed, so compulsively driven to deny their doubts, so prodigiously lacking in even the most fundamental empathy for others, that their path is almost exclusively strewn with the pain of others. In this article, we …

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First Transmission

Guys, a study published in Forbes found overwhelming data that a lonely person is more likely to die early by around 30 percent, and when considering all the negative physiological effects, social isolation is a more significant health risk factor than smoking, obesity, exercise, and nutrition. Bottles are squarely in …

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When The Sun Begins To Shine

But going to therapy isn't an excuse to not start dating. Each time they call, you cannot fall asleep after the call. I often enjoy this time with people because they're brimming with hope and motivation to do the work required (and willing to complete the homework I assign! I …

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Give Them Your Time

The advantage of learning musical instruments and the enjoyment of the music they generate sees only its true potential when applied in a group setting, where laughter, music and camaraderie can take place. I've always been a groupie for those with brilliant minds. The other is our inner core, the …

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Emotional Intelligence In Relationships

In a study he conducted at the University of Sussex, Dr Lewis found that reading is better at reducing stress and lowering your heart rate than listening to music, taking a walk, or even drinking a cup of tea. If two people form a rectangle while talking, it is a …

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Coping With Acceptance

I knew that my techniques and methods had the power to change people's lives, and I wanted journalists and magazines to write about me and my methods so I could reach more people and get an agent to sell my articles. There is a fascinating and wonderful 18th century manuscript …

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You Don't Deserve It

Sometimes it appears to embrace many, sometimes only a few. Unfortunately, this worrying attitude prevents people from handling challenging situations effectively. According to a nationwide study, up to 80 percent of medical visits involve a stress-related component, which can include everything from high blood pressure, constipation, allergies, and headaches to …

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Why We Struggle With Forgiving

Life is most delightful when it is on the downward slope, but has not yet reached the abrupt decline. A man's understanding of his own skills and abilities was the basis for his sense of confidence and positive self-esteem--or the lack of both. There are so many medical reasons for …

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Family University

Humans are inclined to celebrate thought, as it is thought that gives us our superiority over other living beings on this planet. These hormones stimulate appetite and the flow of digestive juices, aid the liver's detoxification work, increase bile flow, and stimulate self-repair mechanisms in the gut. Find out where …

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Make It From Day To Day

AI is already extremely good at anything that requires repetition and crunching large volumes of data, which leads us to believe 'If we can replicate it, we will automate it'. Thus, they make it a habit to delay work and get it done in the last moment. A year later …

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In Its Wake Peace Has Finally Arrived

The wells we create in our lives have walls, real walls that confine. Negligence of detail is likewise consistent throughout all tasks. If any other human being on the planet had the same degree of insecurity and self-fixation, and had similar anger management issues, they too would be singing my …

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Success Vs. Failure

I had included Fred in the group of elders because he was someone whose life had clearly taken a turn for the worse, an isolated old man with a bad heart and declining mobility. And even in Australia, when the Liberal (conservative) government repealed universal coverage, they were devastated at …

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A Great Day Is 24 Great Hours

It hurts feeling like you are doomed to fail them no matter what you do. If it was, it's gone now, and if you're like most, you want it back. These two stones can be used as jewelry or carried in pant pockets, and can lend support during any chronic …

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Harboring Fewer Worldly Desires

Some people prefer to keep their eyes open while meditating while others prefer to keep their eyes closed. I think John really needed that bad year to learn how to study and do things for himself, rather than to be accustomed to everything being done for him. The idea that …

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Maintaining Good Spirits

However, there are distinct small pockets of fat in the body where the fat cells are not only much smaller, but also very richly brown; That's why we need to approach this methodically, allowing ourselves time. By breaking things down into small steps, the changes you make will become second …

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Love, Animals & Miracles

You may then ask him if there is anything--such as the matter of a last will or other things--that might be easier to take care of now. I also know now that, at the end of the day, we are all affected. It can also act as a backup dancer …

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Cultivate Oppression

Elliot began preschool with Miss Lisa at age three. So for example, if you are convinced and believe that people are generally untrustworthy then you will attract many untrustworthy people. In 2001, at a meeting with NFL management on matters relating to psychological testing, I asked pointed questions about its …

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Prosperity And Abundance

In doing this, we find incredible freedom and love. The ultimate goal here is to move from martyr to warrior. Some investment banks conduct interviews in which the interviewers start fussing with the windows or moving conference rooms midway through, precisely to see how the candidate deals with unexpected changes …

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