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By Robin Krieglstein
Creativity can save the world. Creativity can save your life. Yes it’s that powerful. It can make you a millionaire; enchant the lover of your dreams; take you around the world; or fill your days with joy and wonder. Creativity is one of the most in-demand skills required for the jobs [...]

This entry was posted on July 2, 2009 and is filed under: Personal Growth - 16 Comments »

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By Peter Clemens
“Learn everything you can, anytime you can, from anyone you can – there will always come a time when you will be grateful you did.”  ~ Sarah Caldwell
If you’re reading this article, I’m sure you readily accept the importance of continual learning. However, because modern life can be so busy you may [...]

This entry was posted on June 30, 2009 and is filed under: Personal Growth, Recommended Books - 17 Comments »

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By Ali Hale
Two words that get bandied about a lot in the personal development sphere are “change” and “growth”. You’ve probably noticed, for instance, that this blog is called “The Change Blog”, and that Peter describes in his personal mission statement a commitment to  maintaining a “personal growth blog”.
It’s tempting to use [...]

This entry was posted on June 11, 2009 and is filed under: Change, Personal Growth - 32 Comments »

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By Kaushik Chokshi
I write books (www.beyond-karma.com) for two reasons.
One, there is a simple and easy way to release depression, anxiety and the unease of being.
And, two, because awakening is simple.
And what is awakening? Awakening is awakening out of the world of fear and sadness. Leonard Jacobson says, “To awaken simply means to [...]

This entry was posted on June 4, 2009 and is filed under: Change, Personal Growth, Self Awareness - 42 Comments »

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By Armen Shirvanian
The person who makes decisions quicker and more resolutely flies ahead of the person who is slow and weak in their ways. Notice that I didn’t point out that the first person was always making the “right” decisions. That point is irrelevant in the longer-term. Using simple probabilities, the person that [...]

This entry was posted on June 2, 2009 and is filed under: Personal Growth - 33 Comments »

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By Alex Fayle
English culture, especially North American culture, does not like the idea of personal responsibility. If I got drunk at a bar and ended up in a car accident, I could sue the bar for serving me. If I broke into your home and tripped over the dog, I could sue [...]

This entry was posted on May 24, 2009 and is filed under: Personal Growth - 15 Comments »