15 Quick Tips for Introverts Who Need to Network
From introducing yourself near the buffet table, to seeking out connections before an event – these tips are scientifically proven to help introverts maneuver the difficulties of networking.
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Wayne Dyer's Film, The Shift, Helps People Find Their Purpose
Do you know what your life's purpose is? At the age of 68, Wayne Dyer has made his first film, an engaging exploration of our mid-life longing for more purpose and meaning. Get a free DVD of the movie with a free Spiritual Cinema Circle trial membership.
Resentments Versus Freedom: Which Do You Want to Choose?
All of us have experienced simmering anger that turned into resentment. The problem is, resentment wastes time and makes you suffer.
27-Year-old With Terminal Cancer Pens Heartfelt Letter on Why You Should Change Your Life
Before Holly Butcher succumbed to her disease, she wrote a very candid note about how she has lived her life – and how we should continue to live our own.
18 Science-backed Tips For Unblocking Your Creativity
Are you having trouble getting those creative juices flowing? Well, science has 18 easy tricks for inspiring your artistic side.
67% of People Dream of Telling Their Boss 'I Quit' - But It's Not Because They Hate Their Job
Most people look forward to quitting their jobs, but it's because they are actually looking forward to something exciting, rather than escaping reality.
How Traffic Jams Show How We Are All Connected Through the Science of Kindness
Despite how we may hate traffic jams, they do provide a valuable insight into how we are all connected through our compassion.
When Tearful Man Sees Bald Lady Alone in Car, He Returns to Buy Her Flowers (Watch)
Quintin Conway tells the world in a tearful video last month, on the day he dubbed ‘Perspective Tuesday,' about an urge he had to buy a bald lady flowers.
New Research Shows There is a Prime Time to Take the First Vacation With Your Significant Other
If you're planning on a vacation with your romantic partner, here are some tips, warnings, and suggestions for how to make it the best it can be.
The Science Behind Why We Need More of the 'Secret Sauce' of Kindness
What is the "secret sauce" of kindness - and why do we need it now more than ever?
Heartwarming Data Reveals the Most Popular Google Searches Were About How We Can Be Good
According to Google Trends, the most popular internet searches involved people wanting to be better and learn about good things.
4 Quick Tips to Find-and Keep-Happiness
Happiness, or the lack thereof, lies at the root of what makes life meaningful. But it is sometimes hard to figure out what exactly constitutes happiness, especially in a culture like the Unites States that tends to conflate money with meaning. Roko Belic, the director of Happy, the documentary, offers four tips to develop a happiness skill set.
10 Questions You Can Ask Yourself To Become A Better Person
Many of us wonder about the real substance of our character – and now we have a comprehensive list of questions to steer you in the positive direction.
When You're In A Toxic Friendship: The Healthy Way Forward
We've all found ourselves around friends that just don't benefit us positively anymore – so here's how to detach yourself from the unhealthy relationships.
Wonderfully Imperfect: Don't Define Yourself By Your Flaws
It's the little things that often leave us feeling like we're not worthy and not good enough. This is why you should accept your imperfections.
Buoy Your Days With Appreciation and Gratitude
A montage of sparkling people and places found around the globe is a fitting background for this gentle and wise reminder of how to look at your life in a new way. (Video by Moving Art)
Ex-Baseball Pitcher Becomes the New Gratitude Guru
After pitcher Mike Robbins left behind professional baseball -- and his self-pity -- after an injury, he embarked on a new path of self-discovery where appreciation and gratitude became his new pitch, and life coaching, his new game. His first book, Focus on the Good Stuff: The Power of Appreciation reached No. 4 on Amazon.com and has been praised as fresh and powerful.
Stopping Your Drama: Eight Principles to Calm the Workplace or Home
Are you getting caught in the middle of relationship squabbles? Do you feel anxiety or fear around the economy, your job, or your personal level of success? Such drama always drains your energy and impacts your personal effectiveness. To put an end to the negativity and energy drain, a good friend of mine, Marlene Chism has a new book that helps you Stop The Drama.
Rewire Your Brain for Love
Valentine's Day can be the bane of any person's year. It can fling daggers of loneliness, rather than gentle arrows from Cupid. Instead of dreading another February 14th, use the science of mindfulness to make a healthy relationship resolution and rewire your brain for love.
How Successful People Handle Toxic People
Toxic people defy logic. Some are blissfully unaware of the negative impact they have on those around them, and others seem to derive satisfaction from creating chaos and pushing other people's buttons. Either way, they create unnecessary drama, strife, and worst of all stress. The ability to manage your emotions and remain calm under pressure has a direct link to your performance. Here are 12 ways that successful people deal with toxic people.
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