self development

What would you like to be when you grow up? I bet you often heard this question asked many times when you were still young from your parents and relatives. But, have you really given that question some deep thoughts? Different people have different dreams. So, what's your aspiration? Do you want to become a doctor, lawyer, pilot, or entertainer? Or... Would you like to be a Tom Cruise or Bill Gates? Let me tell you right now, you can become what you want to become. You can become anything you want to be as long as you put your Mind and Heart into it. I recommend you read some biographies of the people who inspire you the most. It's a great way to give you some guidance through their experiences they share within their biographies as to how they got to where they are today. Here are 4 more quick tips and words of encouragement to keep you all fired up towards becoming who you want to be in life. Tip #1. Learn as much as possible about the person you aspi...

Watch TV, open the newspaper, listen to the radio, or visit news sites on the Internet and you’ll immediately notice that the amount of human failure and disaster one is exposed to is disheartening. If you are like me, you may find yourself avoiding these sources of news and “entertainment” because you can’t stand the amount of negativity that infiltrates your mind and harmfully impacts your energy-state! Not surprisingly, much of the negativity in the world is sourced from people having an unhealthy, low level of self-esteem. Shocking, extensive research shows that over 85% of the world’s population has some type of deficiency in their level of self-esteem. Low self-esteem causes feelings of discomfort, unhappiness, anger, fear, procrastination, frustration, shyness and incapability. This array of negative thought processes and sensations causes people to look for artificial ways to cover up their lack of confidence by taking on forced or unnatural behaviors. Three of the most comm...