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Be Careful What You Say About New Year’s Resolutions…
posted by Antonio Thornton @ 12:16 PM
Tuesday, January 12, 2010
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It’s still early into the New Year but already people have given up on the New Year’s resolutions. I hope you’re not one of them. If you are don’t worry there’s still plenty of time to get back on track you just have to
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Don’t Hesitate Take That Baby Step NOW!
posted by Antonio Thornton @ 2:32 PM
Tuesday, January 5, 2010
Moving Mountains Begins With A Baby Step
When you want to do something but you’re not sure where to start, you’ve probably heard somebody tell you “Just do it and take the first step.” Perhaps this is something you’ve heard for the longest time.
However, you may be hesitant to take the first step. You may end up losing your confidence, and therefore do nothing.
We all wish that we could have a smooth life with loved ones around, good financial security and of course good health? However, sometimes we attract unpleasant people and situations into our lives.
One of the most demoralizing and emotionally crippling one is when
Be Careful, Meditation Can Be Harmful
posted by Antonio Thornton @ 7:43 PM
Thursday, December 24, 2009
Why do people meditate? It’s because they need to relax or feel better. But you have to be careful, though, as meditation or visualization can also do you harm.
There may be times in your life when you feel as if you can’t take it anymore. You panic, run around, do meaningless things, then start all over again. You freaked out because something in that particular situation triggered you. The thing you must remember is
3 Reasons Why Failures Are Awesome!
posted by Antonio Thornton @ 4:49 PM
Thursday, December 17, 2009
Consider the very wise words of Winston Churchill who said that, “Success is going from failure to failure without losing enthusiasm.” What did he mean exactly? Well here are three reasons as to why failing is a good thing: