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What Do You Want Out of Life?
To get what you want out of life, you must know what you want out of life. And even if you know it, you must remember it every day. It must always be in the back of your mind. Start … Continue reading
Posted in Life, Psychology
Tagged Affirmations, Aspirations, Fulfillment, Goals, Meaningful life, Principles, Psychology, Self-improvement
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You Have a Problem? That’s Good!
Henry Ford (1863-1947) was famous for making cars cheap enough that non-wealthy people could buy them. He revolutionized manufacturing by using assembly-line methods. Instead of having each car made individually by highly skilled craftsmen, he divided the process into simple … Continue reading
Posted in Life, Psychology
Tagged Henry Ford, Learning from mistakes, Positive attitude, Self-improvement
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You Are Responsible for You
Abraham Lincoln (1809-1865) was a poor boy from Illinois who became one of America’s greatest presidents. He was not a perfect person. He failed often, but he never let it stop him. He kept on going. And whether he failed … Continue reading
Posted in Human Relations, Life, Psychology
Tagged Advice, Constructive attitude, Cooperation, Lincoln, Positive attitude, Self-improvement, Wisdom
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Wise Paths to Happiness
What’s the best way to find happiness in life? In some ways, that’s a silly question. There are many ways to be happy in life. Or unhappy. But despite individual differences, most people can find happiness in similar ways. A … Continue reading
Create a Better Life in 2019
Want to create a better life in 2019? In “Emily’s Five Things,” a Taiwanese television series, Emily finds a bottle at the beach. It contains a paper with an enigmatic message: Be Yourself Reconcile Bid Farewell Go Home Rewind The … Continue reading
Embrace the Paradox of Self-Improvement
Are you good enough as you are, or do you think you can do better? That question highlights the paradox of self-improvement. Before you can make your life better, you must believe you’re worthy of something better. That means accepting … Continue reading
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Tagged Motivation, Personal growth, Positive attitude, Psychology, Self-acceptance, Self-improvement
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The Thousand-Year View 