Author Archives: belief1st

from http://www.evolutionzine.net Think about the major problems in your life — from anxiety to lack of regular exercise to a bad diet to procrastination and more. Pretty much every one of these problems is caused by a fear of discomfort. … Continue reading →

By: Darcy Juarez on: http://www.dankennedy.com Earlier this week, the false rumor that Tiger Woods had died flooded the Internet.  The rumor spread when someone created a “R.I.P. Tiger Woods” Facebook page. Clearly some people have more time on their hands … Continue reading →

By Jay Kubasek from http://www.prousuccess.net Over the years I have found that productivity can be an elusive bugger! Often I find myself busier than a one-legged fool in an ass-kicking contest and feel as if I am going in a … Continue reading →

thanks to http://www.successtriggers.com When was the last time you watched a commercial and crinkled your nose and said, “Ugh! That commercial is so stupid!” Or you were looking at website and said, “This popup is so IRRITATING. Why would they … Continue reading →

thanks to the guys at http://www.catapultevents.com Take this in… The year was 1661 and a young 19 years old student named Isaac Newton first attended the University of Cambridge. Unfortunately, in the summer of 1665 the University closed for nearly … Continue reading →

from Sue Rice’s Blog {Midway Cafe} http://midwaycafemagazine.com I just had to share with you this article written by Alexis Neely entitled “Are you Selling Your Soul to Pay Your Bills? In it, she talks the question, “Are you taking your … Continue reading →

With thanks to T. Harv Eker http://www.harveker.com What kind of receiver are you? If you’re reading this, chances are you consider yourself a giver of sorts. You might even beat yourself up a little bit for thinking you don’t give enough. … Continue reading →

I was just looking at he stats for my blog. Amazing, I hadn’t posted anything for over 2 months, yet there were still people coming to the page. When I started it nearly 3 years ago, I set myself the … Continue reading →