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Why does a bit of power turn rational human-beings into power-hungry, sociopathic idiots?

Kirk, Spock and Bones explain... Read More

This is the fourth episode of Self Improvement For Online Entrepreneurs podcast and this time I interview Daniel Wood, who is the author of Looking To Business blog,
personal development coach and a motivational speaker.

We talk about the different aspects of goal setting, for example why goal Read More

It's the quintessential song of paying your dues 9 to 5 and looking, longing, for the end of the week.

An oldie, but a goodie! Read More

Responsibility is an important element in whatever stages of our life. When we are working, we need to be responsible to our job. When we marry and have a kid, we need to be responsible to our family. We just couldn't get rid of responsibility through our lives, can we? Read More

Are You Revealing TOO Much? 5 Steps to Telling the Truth
By Karen Keller Ph.D.

When is enough enough? Is your ‘truth-telling’ getting you in trouble? What happens when you first meet someone? Do you get diarrhea of the mouth? Do you clam up not saying a word?

There’s a fine balance between Read More

Negative thoughts eat at you, chipping away every day. These present as feeling afraid, inadequate, lonely, and as if we've done something wrong. But, whether you know it or not, your thoughts are not correct. Read More

So you want to write the best blog posts?

Well here are the best tips to write the best blog posts... Comments on this article will be much appreciated. Read More

Recently, I read an article about the Thiel Fellowship. In some circles, this fellowship is referred to as the un-scholorship as it offers $100,000 to kids to drop out of college. Apparently, the premise is that college is a waste of time that teaches conformity, rather than how to find success i Read More

Very few people find and land new jobs simply by applying to jobs on job boards, or in newspapers. Unless you have a killer resume, which somehow slides through every screening program, you are going to find your next job through contacts, friends, former co-workers or people you meet through those Read More