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Monthly Archives: March 2009
“What Really Makes You Tick?” 10 questions you should ask to yourself: a preparation to self-improvement
So we’re all pelted with problems. Honestly it shouldn’t even bother or even hinder us to becoming all we ought to be. Aspirations as kids should continue to live within us, even though it would be short-lived or as long as we could hold on to the dream. They say you can’t teach an old dog new tricks… or can they? Continue reading
Posted in Coaching
Tagged Acne, Army, Aspirations, Bob Yeager, Bones, Break Dancing, Diligence, Economics, Kids and Teens, life purpose, Lifestyle, Light At The End Of The Tunnel, Little Time, Many Things, Nieces And Nephews, Old Dog New Tricks, Partying, Personal Growth, School Time, Scrutiny, Self Image, self improvement, Seventies Style, Social Studies, technorati.com, Train, Younger Generation
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Your Prosperity Can be Easily Had
An excerpt that allows us to find true prosperity in our lives, without the high cost of high end coaching… and in a physical book…wow, people still sell those 
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Posted in Coaching, Grief
Tagged Abundance, Affiliate Link, Books, Concise Plan, Countless Books, Crowd, Empowerment, Fluff, Formula For Success, Health, Insight, Insightful, Knowledge System, Leslie Fieger, Mental health, Paradigm, Personal Empowerment Programs, Personal Growth, Prosperity, Publications, self help, Target, Wealth, Work Justice
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Anchoring with NLP
Image via Wikipedia Want to learn how you can replicate any state that you have previously experienced? How about being able to re-experience it at will? Well now absolutely anybody can do just that, using these modern, innovative psychological techniques. … Continue reading
Posted in Innovation
Tagged Amp, Anchor, Bob Yeager, Boscombe, Forehead, Funny Thing, Human Nervous System, Land Train, Linguistic Programming, Methodology, Natural Phenomenon, Nervous system, Neuro-linguistic programming, Neurology, Nlp Techniques, Physical Responses, Psychological Techniques, Psychology, Saturday Morning, Sea Front, Senses, Social Sciences, South Coast Of England, Sunny South Coast, technorati.com, Wikipedia, Word Sex
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A Creative Journey – Using a Magazine to Heighten Creativity and Learning
Go to your local newsstand and pick up magazines you wouldn’t ever read and read them for ideas, connections and trends. This is an often repeated example of using outside stimulus as a way to jumpstart our creativity. This article is an example of someone following this process to heighten creativity. Continue reading
Posted in Innovation
Tagged Ads, Advertising, Books, Briefcase, Charlie Rose, Creative Insights, Creative Journey, Creativity, Current Magazine, Experiences, Feature film, Fun, Games, Highlighter, Image, Innovation, Kevin Eikenberry, Kids and Teens, Magazines, new ideas, Newsstand, personal development, professional development, Public Broadcasting Service, School Time, Stimulus, Subscriber Magazine, Suggestion, technorati.com, Unleash Your Potential, Wikipedia, Wired, Wired Magazine
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The Inside is What Counts
This article will deal with what is on the inside of us. Who we are on the inside, seems to show up on the outside no matter how hard we try to hide it Continue reading
Posted in Happiness
Tagged Actor Actress, Addictions, Alcohol, Anti Depressants, Antidepressant, Best Actor, Bob Yeager, Chronic pain, Conditions and Diseases, Deep Emotions, Dirtyfeet, Emotion, emotional health, Emotional State, Great Memories, Greetings, Health, Hearts, Last Days On Earth, Laugh, Lips, Medication, Memories Of My Mother, Narcotic, No Doubt, Numbness, Pain, Personal Growth, Shape, Smile, technorati.com
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