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  • Make your week go smoother. Stop Drinking  By : David Peters
    People at Alcohol Anonymous will not tell you whether you are an alcoholic or not. So it is up to you to judge if you are one, in case there are any doubts. If you feel the urges or cravings to lay hands on your favorite poison, always end up drinking more than what you wanted to, or are physically dependent on alcohol to get you through the day or the night, then you are what can be termed an alcohol dependent or alcoholic person. Self-supporting: Alcohol Anonymous is a self supporting, non- professional organization that is founded, run and managed by past or even current alcoholics, and everybody is free to join in. There are no requirements to be met to become a member, apart from the inclination to kick alcoholism. Alcohol Anonymous or Alcoholics Anonymous has the distinction of being the world's largest self help organization. Branches and AA groups can be found in almost every city in the world. The group's members meet almost every week, where they discuss the problems that they are facing as a result of being alcohol dependent, how they want to kick the habit, how they have managed to get out of the quick sands of alcoholism and what are the positive and negative changes in their lives as a result of alcoholism and as a result of getting rid of it.
  • Mindfulness in Your Day, In Your Work  By : Deb Kamsteeg
    It wasn’t until I myself faced a serious illness that my hearts eyes truly opened. Learning to slow down enough to see the details, listen with my heart to hear, truly understand a child’s reaction or to ask why someone feels a certain way or likes something. I feel privileged to ...
  • Motivation for achieving Success  By : Pradeep Chaudhary

    What is Success? The state of happiness? Having lots of money in your savings account? Having a number of servants serving you? Success itself has a very flexible meaning and it cannot be defined precisely. The definition of success varies from person to person. In my personal opinion “success is to define a goal, make an action plan and work to accomplish the goal. When I achieve the goal, I should feel excited and should not have a feeling of regret”.

  • Motivation in the Workplace  By : Vlad Ehrsam
    In business, the inner need to act or accomplish tasks known as motivation occurs more when "greed" is present. If I do this, perhaps I will get a raise or a bonus. I'll admit this thought has crossed my mind. If I don't accomplish this, I may lose my job. Some of the biggest motivators in our lives are the need to have enough money, and to live comfortably.
  • Motivation Is Just Frustration On Steroids!  By : James Delrojo
    Most people try to avoid frustration as much as they possibility can, but many successful people have learned how to create frustration and then channel it into an irresistible force that drives them to the achievement of their goal. This article tells you how to do it.
  • Motivation Techniques – Using Power Motivation To Stimulate Anyone To Action  By : Michael Lee
    In this article, I’ll reveal some amazing motivation techniques and tips to bring out the fire in anyone. With the right words and encouragement, you can make anyone passionate about a certain task or subject.
  • Mt. Hood Tragedy Recalls His “Near Death” for Dr. Bernie Dahl on Mt. Washington  By : Bernie
    Bernhof A. Dahl, M.D., physician, author, public speaker and veteran mounaineer relives his "near death" experience on Mt. Washington in New Hampshire. Having climbed the highest mountains in several continents, Mt. Elbrus in Russia (Europe), Kilimanjaro in Africa, Aconcagua in Argentina, and Everest Base Camp, he came closest to death in his own "back yard".
  • My Journey in Free Enterprise  By : Carol Ann Stott
    In the beginning, back in the 70’s, I was always willing to do what it took to overcome my reluctance and fear of approaching others because I could see what doing that had brought for others financially, but especially I could see what a leader looked and acted like, and I ...
  • My Journey to Joyous Living  By : Beth Vance
    Not long ago, I realized I was feeling less than joyous about my life, and about myself. I had no clue why -- I lived where I wanted to, had the family I wanted close around me, and the job I'd gone to college to get... wait! Like millions of others, it was suddenly crystal clear that...
  • Negative at self concept?  By : Jhalak Jerajani
    This article describes the negative behaviour, how it is formed and how it should be tackled.
  • Nurturing the Women Within  By : Annie Reed
    Without a clear vision of life and work, we may wander aimlessly and have no real direction. Take time to visualize the ideal life. What would a perfect day look like? Visualize how you would like your family, work, and free time to be. Imagine it every day; fill in all the details of ...
  • Outpatient Rehab Principles  By : Allweb
    Outpatient rehab is one way to start a new life. Group sessions can give you the support you need to keep strong and stay sober.
  • Report on Vegetarians: Different Systems for Different People  By : Patty Stevens-608
    Learn about the different nutritional variants and ideologies followed by vegetarians all over the world.
  • Silent Cries for a Long Haul Driver  By : Mari Taylor
    As a child, did you grow up or do you have a child now growing up with a parent out of the house more then in the home due to a jobs demands? I grew up the daughter of a truck driver. I remember my life without my dad, always out on the road, working to provide for his family,...
  • Six Powerful Steps to High Levels of Motivation  By : Robert N. Taylor
    Success in life goes most frequently not to the most deserving, the best looking or even the most intelligent. Instead, it goes to those who are most highly motivated. Here are the top six steps to staying highly motivated.

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