Self Improvement Articles

Written by: tracy

Happiness is probably the one thing that every one of us desires most. What we need are habits that will encourage and reinforce good feelings within us. Here are a few habits, we can all adopt.

Written by: tracy

Happiness does not come from outside us; it will not come if and when we get something. It comes from inside us, and if we are always focused on what we think will bring us happiness in the future, we will miss the happiness that we can have right now when we focus on all the blessings that are already in our lives. There are several habits we can adopt that will help us focus on our happiness in this moment

Written by: tracy

It is not enough to know what you want, and to visualize yourself having it, even though these things may seem very difficult in themselves. You can not achieve your goals; you can not get what you want, without doing something about them.

Written by: tracy

As they say "bad things happen to good people". I am sure you have experienced that in your own life. Usually we feel blindsided. "I just did not see that coming". How do you deal with a situation life this? We know that it is bad to dwell on the problem but what else can we do?

Written by: Nelson Tan

This article talks about 3 major issues: embracing the need for change, considering the impact of habits and laying the foundation of principles. He who can work within the ebb and flow of these 3 issues will be enriched with professional experiences.

Written by: tracy

Millionaires have several characteristics in common. They see the world in certain ways and so they do things in certain ways. If you want to become very successful at anything, including making a million dollars, you need to do what the millionaires do.

Written by: Chris Murray

There are times when it feels like getting to work was the biggest achievement of the day! A half eaten breakfast, a stressful drive through rush hour traffic, the radio blocking out any chance of serious thought; dashing into the office apologising for being a few minutes late, grabbing a drink, sipping at it as you rush by, telling everyone you can’t stop; collapsing at your desk, turning on your computer and then for some reason, achieving virtually nothing for the rest of the day. You remind yourself that the only time your desk is ever clear, is just before you take a summer holiday (it doesn’t have to be clear in the winter break because everyone else is off as well, so no one will discover the stuff you didn’t do!) Why can’t you have that much energy all the time?