Self Improvement Articles (Sorted by date)

Engaging in the Moment for More Effective Living

So many people seem to be pre-occupied with the past and what is going to happen tomorrow and lose track of right now. This moment is now is so very important for several reasons noted in this article.
Adam EasonDecember 26, 2005

The Healing Journey

My life has been in such an incredible mode of shifting and changing; at times it feels like the only constant thing occurring is change. Why is this happening? Why is there such a great need to shift so rapidly?
Jin DhaliwalDecember 25, 2005

Endurance Leads To Success

One of the greatest virtues of all successful people is the ability to endure. Many of you might have learnt this as perseverance but I rather use the word endurance. What's the difference?
Kit SoDecember 25, 2005

Coping With Holiday Stress

The holidays are upon us and instead of leisurely sipping eggnog around the fireplace, we find ourselves in a frenzy trying to get all too many things done in anticipation of that one perfect, albeit elusive holiday moment.Despite expectations,...
Regina Pickett GarsonDecember 25, 2005

Blast Through Barriers to your Goals

One of the reasons we do not face our goals is because when we are faced with an unexpected barrier that we're unsure how to deal with, we shut down.
Kimberly Dawn wellsDecember 25, 2005

Living From Your Heart ~ Is It Worth It?

What’s in your heart? What’s really in your heart? Do you know? Have you thought about it lately?So many of us live our day-to-day lives simply going through the motions. We just go on doing the things we’ve always done.
Sue UrdaDecember 25, 2005

Three Simple Ways to Dissolve Stress Using Only Paper and a Pen

Twenty-first century life can be defined using one word - stressful! The noise, the deadlines, money, expectations, and time restraints. Sleep deprivation and food cravings, where does it all end?
Kimberly Dawn wellsDecember 25, 2005

Little Secrets

Little secrets can be useful. An example is knowing that hotel mattresses are less worn and more comfortable on the side away from the phone. Or knowing that listening to Mozart's sonata for Two Pianos in D Major, K.
Steve GillmanDecember 25, 2005

Life is Short - Love What You Do, Do What You Love

Life is short. Are you doing what you love? Are you living your passion? If not, why? I am guessing most people will answer that question with "I have a mortgage, a spouse and three kids to support, and $20,000 in college loans to pay back.
Adam McFarlandDecember 25, 2005

The Purpose Of Shame

Many people on a healing path have found it extremely challenging to heal their shame. Yet when you understand the purpose of shame, you will be able to move beyond it. Shame is the feeling that there is something basically wrong with you.
Margaret Paul, Ph.D.December 23, 2005