“The juvenile sea squirt wanders through the sea searching for a
suitable rock or hunk of coral to cling to and make its home for
life. For this task, it has a rudimentary nervous system. When
it finds its spot and takes root, it doesn’t need its br
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Excerpts from a recent interview Interviewer: OK, what IS
intuition? Does anyone really know? Do YOU know? Susan: Well,
that’s how I started years ago when I learned that intuition (or
“gut feeling”) was an Emotional Intelligence competency (m
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Time Management
Ever asked yourself, where does the time go?
It seems that this hectic lifestyle in which we live, many in
internet business have the complaint, "there's just not enough
time in the day" to get all the work required done. This pr
“When I was growing up,” Annette tells me, “girls weren’t
supposed to get mad. Just as we were supposed to sit still, and
not speak unless spoken to, we were supposed to look pretty and
keep a smile on our face. It’s no wonder I had migraines for so
Once upon a time all stories began that way. At least around
my house. “Tell me a story,” I would beg my mother, or my
grandmother, and they would sit back, with a twinkle in their
eye, often pulling me into their lap, and begin “Once upon a
tim
Personal Power is an Emotional Intelligence (EQ) competency
you’re probably familiar with by another name. It’s your sense
of being able to handle yourself and your life. It’s the
opposite of the “victim” position, where you feel helpless and
hopele
Yes, it was a difficult weekend. I had houseguests, and one of
them has truly been wronged. Not once, but many times. Not by
strangers, but by his own family. Not long ago, but long ago and
recently.
It made me angry just to hear the stories, thoug
Nothing can get as heated as an argument between a husband and
wife, unless maybe it’s a parent and a teenager. Because these
relationships are closely bonded and intense, we react strongly
and emotions are far more “contagious” than between us and
We all want great relationships but they seem so elusive. What
can you to strengthen yours? The key is communication, but try
taking it up a notch. Communicate at all levels with your
partner emotional, mental, physical and spiritual.
Make time
Few things are more difficult than kicking bad habits or
developing more positive ones. But it is definitely worth the
effort. Bad habits like smoking, overeating or self-criticism
shorten lives and lead to underachievement, and unsuccessful
attemp
I woke up one morning with a terrible sore throat that got worse
as the day went on, instead of better, as I had hoped. By the
time I realized it was a true case of laryngitis, and all I
could do was croak, it was too late to cancel the Cub Scouts w
We tend to think of finding the right relationship as being a
hunt for another person, and it is. But it depends first of all
on being ready yourself. The best way to do this is to develop
your emotional intelligence skills. It’s all about relations
Countless number of patients and their family members have asked
me about manicdepression and major depression. “Is there any
difference?” “Are they one and the same?” “Is the treatment the
same?” And so on. Each time I encounter a chorus of questi
"James is so restless and energetic. I wonder if he's
hyperactive."
"Nancy seems to be all over the place. She's got a dozen
projects going at once!"
"Harley does things so fast! He put up a website in two weeks."
"Marlene is so intense. She n
Every time I give a talk about life transition, someone
invariably calls to say, "I believe happiness is inside us. If
you can't be happy here, you can't be happy anywhere."
I have to resist the temptation to shout, "Aaargh!"
We all know people wh
Expressing emotions accurately is an EQ competency. Experiencing
them and expressing them when appropriate is a matter of mental
and physical health. In fact there’s a phrase in psychology
called “acting out,” which means if you don’t say it, you’re
“This is Our Finest Hour?” “I Have a Dream?” No, nothing like
that. This is a speech of 2 words I heard the other day.
I was in a hospital getting a chest x-ray, a prerequisite for
surgery on my broken ankle. It’s been two weeks since it
happened,
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Shakespeare and Human Nature by Lady Camelot
Isn't it peculiar how human nature evolves through
environmental and socialogical conditions? It is evident that
we, as Human beings, tend to characterize our capabilities,
strengths and emotional inte
The Incredible Human Psyche by Lady Camelot
The intriguing Human psyche - more complex than the
metamorphosing cocoon, and more phenomenal than the human brain
could ever imagine.
Deep within the realm of your subconscious is the centrifuge, or
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Still don’t believe anger kills, and stress ages you? In a
recent study re: Alzheimer’s disease (AD) the psychological
assessment included these questions: “I am not a worrier,” “I
often feel tense and jittery,” and “I often get angry at the way
peo
It's hard to find a song that isn't about 'the war of the
brains'. Because we have three brains that are often in conflict
with one another (reptilian, limbic and neocortex), we suffer
conflict, guilt and shame.
And because our brains are the way
Roy Horn and Siegfried Fishbacher have performed around 5,700
shows since they began at the Mirage in Las Vegas over ten years
ago. The signature of their magic show has been their white
tigers and lions.
Six shows a week, 44 weeks a year they wor
“What is your PROBLEM?” Have you ever gotten exasperated and
asked someone that in “that” tone of voice?
Mary: “I want to move near my grandchildren, but how on earth
will I move myself up there alone?” You: “Just call a moving
company. What is you
Roy Horn and Siegfried Fishbacher have performed around 5,700
shows since they began at the Mirage in Las Vegas over ten years
ago. The signature of their magic show has been their white
tigers and lions.
Six shows a week, 44 weeks a year they wor
Some form of the word ‘love’ exists in scripture 543 times and
is, conceivably, one of the most abused, excused, and misused
words in modern lingo, today.
I love your style. I just loved that show. I love the way you
fix your hair! I love ice cre
A pattern of traits and behaviours which signify infatuation and
obsession with one's self to the exclusion of all others and the
egotistic and ruthless pursuit of one's gratification, dominance
and ambition.
Most narcissists (50-75%, according to
H
erbert Armstrong: He Was Right.
A look back at the prescient warnings of a lesser-known
spiritual leader
>From the very start of his work, when the Church was called the
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