The Skeptic’s Guide to Miracles
Highly unusual, “impossible,” perhaps even miraculous things happen many times each day. If you’ve been plugging away with little to show for your efforts, read on to learn how to raise your odds of a miracle.
‘Decision Making’ at Psychology, Philosophy and Real Life, Page 11
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Snow Choice is No Choice? It’s Up to You!
Feeling that your freedom of choice has been taken away can be deeply frustrating, but even in very restrictive circumstances, we can still choose how to respond to what is going on in our lives — by recognising the limitations of our ability to exercise control and then making our choices within them.
Rush: Perseverance, Creativity and Success in the Long Run
Rush isn’t your average rock band. They sidestepped critical barbs and temptations on tour to develop a unique sound and voice. Though scarred by personal tragedy, the trio stuck together for over 40 years and never stopped pushing their limits. Their success comes as much from key choices made along the way as it does from talent or passion.
Feeling Good in Tough Times
Riding out the global recession means marshaling your emotional resources as much as managing your finances. You can use today’s economic setback as a catalyst for personal growth right now — even before the recovery takes hold.
Growing the Courage to Face Your Fears
What fears stand in your way? I’m going to explore how facing your fears can lead to overcoming the obstacles that stand in the way of improving your life.
Choose Joy — or Choose No Choice! Curing Indecision
Once you have taken one step forward, one thing which is certain is that everything will look different. And you cannot see things from that position until you are standing there…