Note: This is a guest post from Clay Andrews of The Path to Passion I don’t mean to be a downer here. If you’re interested in optimizing your life and living it to the fullest, you probably have a lot of big goals and dreams. It’s important to focus on what you want and to [ Read More ]
Archive for the ‘Attitude’ Category
Note: This is a guest post from Michael Martel of Achieve the Green Beret Way A manifesto, by definition is a public declaration of a person’s principles and intentions. Throughout history a lot of manifestos have been political in nature. Marx and Engel’s Communist Manifesto sticks in many people’s mind as an example of a [ Read More ]
Note: This is a guest post from Marisol Garcia of The Pleasure Cure Unemployment, stock market crashes, foreclosures, and increasing national debt are topics that preoccupy Americans today. Most of us are worried, if not petrified, about our financial future. Thoughts about how to survive permeate our lives. We function under the belief that if [ Read More ]
Categories: Attitude
Note: This is a guest post from Daniel Wong of Living Large “I really should exercise more…” “I really should get on a proper sleep schedule…” “I really should stop procrastinating…” “I really should stop spending so much time on Facebook…” There are so many “should” things we want to do, but there are so [ Read More ]
Categories: Attitude
If you wanted to learn a subject in the university, there is a structured way to do that. For example, to learn economics you might start with Economics 101 in which you have to read book A, do assignment B, and so on. If you followed the path, you are more or less guaranteed to [ Read More ]
Note: This is a guest post from Madison Sonnier of Journey of a Soul Searcher One important way to achieve mental stability and contentment is to have a good balance of work and play in your life. It is not good to be either over-worked or under-worked. Most people never take the time to just [ Read More ]
