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- Forgiveness: Who are you really mad at? - by Submitted on Oct 03, 2011 from Timothy BarlowWhy is it so hard to forgive? Parents try to instill the value of forgiveness while raising their children. Many of our modern-day religions teach and promote the practice of forgiveness. Yet, as adults, many of us struggle in the practical application of it in our daily lives. For some of ...
Views: 1340(1 vote) - How to get more respect in life - by Submitted on Sep 30, 2011 from Timothy BarlowIf I told you that you were required to like everyone you meet, how would you respond? Would you agree to it? Would you even think it’s possible? I think most of us would reject the idea. Some of us, at times, even have trouble liking ourselves let alone every person we come across. So ...
Views: 882 - A brighter tomorrow begins with greater awareness today - by Submitted on Sep 29, 2011 from Timothy BarlowIf you had access to a crystal ball that could answer one question about your future, what might it be? Maybe it’s how much money you’ll have, if you’ll be single or married, or if you’ll simply be happy? What if I suggested to you that you have that crystal ball in your possession right ...
Views: 925(1 vote) - Want Real World Change? Stop Complaining - by Submitted on Jul 08, 2011 from Timothy BarlowIf you really want to change your life and help build a better world for yourself and others, you might want to consider this little piece of advice: stop complaining. You don’t have to travel far these days to come across this crippling habit — there’s plenty of people fussing about the ...
Views: 2562(4 votes) - Learning When to Say "I"m Sorry" Improves Self-Esteem - by Submitted on Jun 19, 2011 from Timothy BarlowSome of us could greatly improve our self-esteem simply by learning to say 'I'm sorry'. For others, ironically, that change will come from learning to say it a little less. When genuinely felt and spoken, the word sorry has the power to bring about such positive change with another person ...
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