Do they merely express thoughts, or do the structures in languages (without our knowledge or consent) shape the very thoughts we wish to express? New cognitive research suggests that language profoundly influences the way people see the world http://bit.ly/bsXX6G
"Laughter is to life what shock absorbers are to automobiles. It won't take the potholes out of the road, but it sure makes the ride smoother." Barbara Johnson
For well over a century, comic books have been the stuff of childhood pastimes. Some people never grow tired of comics, and this website might be just the tonic they are looking for ... hundreds of unique comics in their original format http://bit.ly/9DbU5w
Wondering how to help your child get ready for school? Good habits are best formed when kids are young. In the primary years, kids sit on the floor to hear stories read by the teacher from a story book. In the middle and upper primary years, kids are expected to read independently and quietly to […]
Using visuals of any sort in a presentation has to be as unobtrusive as possible. The first step here is being prepared. If you can practice beforehand, do so. Organise physical objects so that you can reach them when they are needed, without having to search, and without having to fumble. This may mean arranging […]
I don't know about you, but when we first start to tap into the power of manifesting, we can have quite a few frustrating "failures". If you've been trying as hard as you can to get it right--well, that's your first problem (the TRY part!) But the second thing is--it's really so much easier than […]
Time and time again I hear from good people who are fed up, frustrated, and just plain discouraged about their ability to reliably manifest what they want in life. Do you ever feel like that? If so, you're not alone. And even if you've gotten your brain wrapped around the concept of the Law of […]
Using Mother Teresa's poem Anyway, in conjunction with the song Anyway, by Martina McBride is a perfect depiction of living a life of integrity. We hope this video helps you realize that you are a gift, just by being you.
In this engaging 1959 interview, her first on television, Ayn Rand capsulizes her philosophy for CBS's Mike Wallace. The discussion ranges from the nature of morality to the economic and historical distortions disseminated about the "robber barons." She also comments on her relationship with Frank O'Connor, provides some autobiographical information and gives her perspective on […]
