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71Interpreting Things With Different Perspectives
Our belief system is clouded by having just one way of looking at things that fit our values. I'll discuss criminal punishment, foreign aid, and abortions while interpreting things differently.
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95How To Tell Your Boss You Have Too Much Work
Are you feeling overwhelmed with too much work? What I did about it by communicating effectively with my boss can help you too.
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70Waking Up To The Meaning Of Life
Read this with the courage to learn from the little things in life. This story may change your attitude towards each day you wake up.
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64Do Your Taxes Right With TurboTax
It’s to your benefit to know everything about your money and what part of it is taxed and why. Using TurboTax to file your own taxes will enlighten you more than you can imagine.
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68Speak With A Deceased Relative With Your Intellect
You can still complete those discussions that you wish you had with a loved one when they were still alive, by using your own knowledge of how they would have responded.
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68Why Friends Don't Listen When I Try To Help Them?
This is a discussion about why people don't follow helpful advice and would rather make their lives miserable.
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76Can You List 50 Things About Yourself?
How quickly can you think of 50 things about yourself, your life, your thoughts and your feelings? These things may give you some new insight into your life that you never realized.
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74Understanding How Past Experiences Determine Our Future
This exercise may help break your negative patterns so you can get unstuck from what's holding you back.
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67If We Could Start Our Life Over
If you could go back in time and start your life over again, where would you want to start over? What would you want to achieve?
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80Finding Old Friends - Good Friendships Never Die
Good friends are hard to come by and when they are good people too, it’s a shame to let them go. When paths do cross again, take advantage of it as explained in this story.
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