Category Archives: personal development
Personal Development and Kids: Teaching Failure and Success
We are responsible for teaching our kids personal development. At least until their teenage years. Not only do we have the obligation to teach our own kids, but also to be a positive influence on any children we have contact with. Let them know personal development is important. Of course, as with most things concerning...
Work From Home and Simplify Your Life
Remember when you first started your work from home journey? You were likely attracted by the promise that making money online was easy. And the pictures of the house you could buy, the cars you could drive, and the vacations you could take just a few months into your work from home business. Unfortunately, it...
Personal Growth: If You Believe, You Can Achieve
I love the Napolean Hill quote, “What the mind of man can conceive and believe, it can achieve.” Sounds easy. Yet one of the biggest reasons people can’t change their lives is simply that they don’t believe they can. I got an email from an internet marketer the other day promoting a training for...
Some Days My “Self” Doesn’t Need “Improvement”
I have had a rough week. I lost my cell phone. I never imagined how inconvenient that would be. And I’m double mad about it because I’m 99% sure it’s somewhere in my house. I’ve been trying to feel grateful for the fact that my house is big enough that I can search it for...
Personal Development for Couch Potatoes?
Affirmations are the easiest and most effective way to change your life. Thoughts are things. Your thoughts create your life. You become what you think about most of the time. Every well-known personal development philosopher has expressed this idea using similar words. If you can actually create something in your life by merely thinking about...
Yes, Affirmations Are Essential to Your Personal Growth
Different things work for different people. This is true for most things in life, including your personal growth journey. Some people get the most benefit from reading, some from journaling, and some from visualization. And so on. In a perfect world, we would all do all of these things every day. But most of us...
